History - according to the Bible
April 5, 2026, EASTER Today’s blog is a continuation of the ideas that I shared in last Sunday’s blog, in which I talked about the differences in the Passion narratives. In a world where fundamentalistic interpretations of religion, including among Christians, are so prevalent, and which lead to so much horror in the name of religion, this approach to the Bible is something that cannot be reiterated often enough, and therefore needs to be explained at greater length. Of course, the ideas I share here are those that underlie all the 156 blogs that I have shared with all of you over these past few years, and so I felt it was important to explain this further in this last blog. When one reads the different resurrection narratives as we have them in the four Gospels we are reassured by the fact that there are some elements that are found in all four. The most obvious ones that come to mind are these : a) in none of them does anybody actually witnes...
