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Jesus and Pagan Mythology — Mary Jo Sharp

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First published at 06:56 UTC on February 19th, 2024.

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"Mary Jo discusses the common cultural notion that the Jesus story is actually based on several pagan myths which some claim carry the same exact key components of the story – virgin births, twelve disciples, death and resurrection, etc. This idea was made popular by the Zeitgeist film. Listen to how Mary Jo deconstructs these ideas and shows how the Jesus story is unique and historically valid." — Mary Jo Sharp, https://maryjosharp.com, www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb4cMs52-vk

Mary Jo was featured on the Regeneration Project podcast, www.regenerationproject.org/podcast/mary-jo-sharp-jesus-the-pagan-myth

"This is a wonderful and succinct investigation. Yet it's ironic that perhaps the most common thread of pagan deities, the god-man, goes unquestioned and unexplored. Adding to the irony is the clear Biblical teaching, straight from Jesus himself that only the Father is God (John 17:3) and he is the Son of God (John 10:36), the mediator between God and man (1 Tim. 2:5), himself a man."

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