In the next episode of the series "What History Is Silent About," Marek Mierzwiak and Urszula Pawlik discuss Christianity, its history, and how perceptions of Jesus, the Gospels, and the Church have changed over the centuries.
The starting point for the conversation is the book "Christianity: An Amoral Religion" by Artur Nowak and Ireneusz Ziemiński. The authors of the program examine the perspective presented in the book on the sources of Christianity, the Gospel accounts, the figure of Jesus, the beginnings of the Christian movement, and the process of shaping the Church.
The conversation raises questions about the historicity of the Gospel accounts, the differences between the canonical Gospels and the Apocrypha, the political context of Jesus' ministry, the significance of his death and resurrection, and the subsequent development of Christianity.
This is a conversation about history, sources, and interpretations, but also about how to read religious texts from a historical and critical perspective.
In the next episode of the series "What History Is Silent About," Marek Mierzwiak and Urszula Pawlik discuss Christianity, its history, and how perceptions of Jesus, the Gospels, and the Church have changed over the centuries.
The starting point for the conversation is the book "Christianity: An Amoral Religion" by Artur Nowak and Ireneusz Ziemiński. The authors of the program examine the perspective presented in the book on the sources of Christianity, the Gospel accounts, the figure of Jesus, the beginnings of the Christian movement, and the process of shaping the Church.
The conversation raises questions about the historicity of the Gospel accounts, the differences between the canonical Gospels and the Apocrypha, the political context of Jesus' ministry, the significance of his death and resurrection, and the subsequent development of Christianity.
This is a conversation about history, sources, and interpretations, but also about how to read religious texts from a historical and critical perspective.