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pharisaism

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xi) In my earlier book on Jesus, Revolution in Judaea, I showed how, in the Synoptic Gospels, Jesus speaks and acts as a Pharisee, though the Gospel editors have attempted to conceal this by representing him as opposing Pharisaism.
Killing Red Heads by Robert Bruce Baird / News, opinion and commentary community
Thus Yoder seamlessly moves from the notion that pre-mishnaic pharisaism, as represented by Rabbi Yo_anan ben Zakkai was "non-violent" in substance to an assumption that this means that it manifested a "continuing missionary openness.
Judaism as a free church: footnotes to John Howard Yoder's The ... by Boyarin, Daniel / Cross Currents
Caricatures are only effective if they refer to some behavior that is readily observable, so we have to assume that a spectrum of Pharisaism reached this self-congratulatory extreme.
Be fair to the Pharisees: Alice Camille rescues this misunderstood ... by Camille, Alice / U.S. Catholic
 
 
 
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