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Fan Mail, Hate Mail and the Historical Jesus in Nineteenth-Century France

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Ed Brambley .

In 1863, the historian Ernest Renan published a “Life of Jesus” that treated the founder of Christianity as if he were any other human being. This talk will explore the sources for understanding how ordinary people responded to one of the nineteenth century’s bestselling and most controversial non-fiction books.

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