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Bezig met laden... Het evangelie volgens de Zoondoor Norman Mailer
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 Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek.  A.Godhelm | Oct 20, 2023 |   Autor se příliš neodchyluje od biblických textů, většinou používá i doslovných citací událostí i dialogů tak, jak jsou v evangeliích podány, doplňuje je ovšem do beletristické formy a ústy Ježíšovými podává vlastní výklad a vnitřní obsah. Jedná se o čtivé spíše prvotní seznámení s dějovým i myšlenkovým obsahem evangelií. Během děje se vysvětluje tehdejší společenská situace, chápání Boha, "spravedlnosti" a "svatosti" u sekty essenských (z nichž podle autorova výkladu Ježíš pocházel), u farizejů a saduceů apod. Na závěr autor podává – ústy zmrtvýchvstalého Ježíše – věroučná i filozofická východiska současného křesťanství jako cesty, která vede k lásce. Hanita73 | Apr 20, 2022 | Elizabeth80 | Sep 4, 2021 | Murtra | Oct 16, 2020 |  ) CurrerBell | Feb 7, 2015 |
 With few exceptions, even the most conservative Christian should find little to reject. In a writer of Mr. Mailer's past daring and outrage, however, such a humility of imagination constitutes his Gospel's most disappointing aspect. In his faithfulness to tradition -- a faithfulness that even leads him to a puzzling reliance on the archaic King James diction of a thousand Christmas and Easter pageants -- Mr. Mailer has barred himself from the kinds of penetrating meditation, risky invention and plunging insight that have always been his strongest gifts and that might have inspired less gifted searchers in the hunt for a possible Jesus. PrijzenOnderscheidingen
The autobiography of Jesus Christ, written by him after his ascension into heaven. The novel opens with his youth as a carpenter, gives his reaction to God's announcement of his mission to save mankind, and describes the terror of the crucifixion. Christ analyzes his two sides--the divine and the human--and recalls his debates with the devil. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. 
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There's nothing transformative in this book, no radical new take or even divergence from the Biblical narrative (as with The Last Temptation for instance). Instead it's almost predictably a take on Jesus as a jewish man of his time, with some uncertainty and trepidation but overall following the beats as laid out in a harmonizing view of the gospels. This is like reading Mailer's own attempt to understand the story of the NT and that's the biggest failing. There's nothing wrong with it, the prose is nice enough, there's just nothing enticing there, no insight or revelation to uncover. It's exactly what you'd expect. (