This sounds like a research project worthy of collaboration, Richard. I was a given a copy of “After Jesus Before Christianity” from The Westar Christianity Seminar. The book covers the first two hundred years of Christian living and communities. A Jocist way of reflecting on that same period would be worth the time and effort.
WOW I remember those bans. As I read this I was thinking how interesting it would be to do a "bible study" on the early church, the first two hundred and fifty years, now that we have much more info than we did forty years ago and study it from a Cardijn perspective and a See-Judge-Act method as to how the followers understood the teachings of Jesus.
This sounds like a research project worthy of collaboration, Richard. I was a given a copy of “After Jesus Before Christianity” from The Westar Christianity Seminar. The book covers the first two hundred years of Christian living and communities. A Jocist way of reflecting on that same period would be worth the time and effort.
WOW I remember those bans. As I read this I was thinking how interesting it would be to do a "bible study" on the early church, the first two hundred and fifty years, now that we have much more info than we did forty years ago and study it from a Cardijn perspective and a See-Judge-Act method as to how the followers understood the teachings of Jesus.