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Examines early Christian stories about Jesus' burial, showing how they are founded in the social context of Palestinian Judaism. Finally, he explores how, in the 2nd century, Jews and Christians begin to part ways in their funerary practices. These changes were driven not only by theological disputes about death and the afterlife, but also by the steady pressure of larger social and cultural forces.
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1 edition- Other · English · 2003Trinity Press International · 163 pages · 9781563384028
BurialSocial life and customsFuneral rites and ceremoniesHistoryGospelsDeathMœurs et coutumesDisposal of the dead






