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Optimism of the Will
In the spring of 1951 The Nation, the octogenarian flagship of independent radical opinion, was almost on the ropes. The refusal of its doughty publisher-editor Freda Kirchwey (1937-55) to enlist the magazine in the ranks of cold war liberalism had made it the special target of media inquisitors and anticommunist intellectuals. While Joe McCarthy hunted subversion on the banks of the Potomac, Congress for Cultural Freedom types--including Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Sidney Hook, Elliot Cohen and Irving Kristol--circled around The Nation like so many hungry sharks. In a typical attack, Harvard historian Schlesinger accused Kirchwey of "betraying [the magazine's] finest traditions" by publishing "week after week, these wretched apologies for Soviet despotism."
A mere subscription to The Nation raised suspicion of being "soft on communism," and in at least one case, buying the magazine was enough to get you blacklisted. The magazine was banned from New York City schools, fundraising appeals brought dismal results, longtime donors refused to return Kirchwey's phone calls, veteran contributing editors deserted the masthead and its former art critic, Clement Greenberg, viciously libeled its foreign editor, Spanish Republican exile Julio Álvarez del Vayo, as a Stalinist agent. Sensing The Nation's vulnerability, the magazine's arch-foes, Commentary and Encounter (the beneficiary of covert CIA funding) moved in for the kill with sustained campaigns of innuendo and allegations of disloyalty.
Besieged and nearly bankrupt, Kirchwey asked the magazine's West Coast contributing editor, Carey McWilliams, to come to New York for a few weeks to edit an emergency civil liberties issue and to help her with fundraising. McWilliams--who had previously urged Kirchwey to move The Nation to California, away from the toxic atmosphere of the New York intelligentsia--agreed to come for a month. He stayed for more than twenty-five years.
The Los Angeles author, lawyer and progressive activist, whose celebrated 1939 book, Factories in the Field, was the nonfiction counterpart to The Grapes of Wrath, brought a tough Western grit to the ideological battlefields of Manhattan. Although several of his closest friends, including the Marxist literary scholar F.O. Matthiessen and immigrant writer Louis Adamic, were driven to suicide by McCarthyism, McWilliams was unflinching under attack: Indeed, he relished political combat, even on the most unequal terrains. In California he had long brawled with such powerful semi- fascist groups as the Associated Farmers and the Native Sons of the Golden West. During his term (1939-42) as director of immigration and housing for the New Deal administration of Governor Culbert Olson, the big growers had labeled him as "Agricultural Pest No. 1, worse than pear blight or the boll weevil," and Republican Earl Warren campaigned for governor in 1942 with the promise that firing McWilliams would be his first act of office (McWilliams resigned first).
In accepting Kirchwey's invitation, he warned of his notoriety: "I consider myself a radical democrat who might better be called a socialist, with both 'democrat' and 'socialist' being written without caps." Freda replied that she was also a "Socialist of sorts"--who hadn't been a decade earlier?
As Kirchwey's right hand--then after 1955 as her successor--McWilliams worked ceaselessly to replenish The Nation's finances and to parry attacks from the redbaiting literati. The job was grueling: In his memoir, The Education of Carey McWilliams (1978), he writes, "I kept thinking that the crisis at the magazine, which reflected mounting tensions in the Cold War, would soon pass, but it got steadily worse. There was no time to think of anything else."
In any event, McWilliams both substantially reinvented the internal culture of The Nation and almost single-handedly revived the muckraking tradition in American journalism. Like a good military strategist, he believed that it was essential to move from defense to offense as quickly as possible, and to this end he brought in crack investigative reporters like Fred Cook, Gene Gleason, B.J. Widick and Matthew Josephson to write famous exposés of the Alger Hiss prosecution, the FBI, CIA-funded intellectuals, the military-industrial complex, consumer culture and much else.


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Forget the Money – Follow Your Passion
In his book Making a Life, Making a Living, Mark Albion writes about a revealing study of businesspeople who took tow very different paths after graduating from college. Here is what he says:
A study of business school graduates tracked the careers of 1,500 people from 1960 to 1980. From the beginning, the graduates were grouped into two categories. Category A consisted of people who said they wanted to make money first so that they could do what they really wanted to do later – after they had taken care of their financial concerns. Those in Category B pursued their true interests first, sure that the money would eventually follow.
What percentage fell into each category?
"Find something you like to do so much that you would gladly do it for nothing; then learn to do it so well that people are happy to pay you for it." ~ John C. Maxwell, Leadership Gold
"In everyone's life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those people who rekindle the inner spirit." ~ Albert Schweitzer
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I am a hard worker -- in my career and on myself. I am mature beyond my years, emotionally stable, and kind. I am intense in a good way. I am low-key and laid back about the small things; I am driven and focused on the things that do matter. I know who I am, where my limits are, and what I need in a relationship. I am happy on my own and do not need a relationship to define me. But I do want to share the big things and the little things with someone I adore -- travel, dinners out, unwinding at the end of a long day, watching sports, taking walks with the dog, and curling up on the couch to watch a movie or an Orange is the New Black marathon on a rainy day. I want to be there for someone else and give of myself and expect the same in return. I am a processor -- I need to be able to talk things through, if not in the moment, then some time later when emotions are cooled. You are someone who knows herself, who is comfortable and confident in her own skin. You are someone who knows where her limits are, knows where her strengths and weaknesses are, and you are not afraid to apologize or own your mistakes. You forgive and try to understand. You fight with words that express your feelings and thoughts, not by walking away. You like baseball and maybe football. You are committed to your career and don't mind if your partner is too. But you are someone who can drop everything if your partner needs you. You like dogs and red wine. You enjoy food and cooking with someone or being spoiled by having someone cook for you. You don't mind being my date at a professional function and I will proudly accompany you at yours. But first we have to get to know each other. First we meet for coffee or a drink and talk about ourselves without pretense or show. Maybe we become friends, maybe we become something more. Maybe we never see each other again. But someone must take the first step.
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Mary Chapin Carpenter was my first musical love . . . but now my taste is a bit more diverse. I usually download the songs played on Grey's Anatomy every week. I tend to be drawn to dramas more than comedies, but still Modern Family is a must-see.
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It's up to Chargers to achieve - or fumble
Philip Rivers is all about looking forward -- and doing so one game at a time until the Chargers' season is complete.
But Rivers saw something on Sunday that drove home just how close to greatness (and how frustratingly bumbling) the Chargers are this season. He saw that the New England Patriots went to Chicago and beat the Bears, a team that had won five straight games and nine overall, by 29 points.
"I said, 'I guess there's not much argument that's the best team (in the NFL) right now," Rivers mused.
Recalling his reaction, he paused and shook his head.
"Golly, we had four straight turnovers and we were a field goal from going (to overtime)," Rivers said, harkening back to the Chargers' 23-20 loss to the Patriots in October.
The Chargers turned the ball over on four consecutive possessions in the first half that day, and New England scored a touchdown and field goal off two of those takeaways -- on drives of 22 and minus-14 yards. Still, the Chargers' loss was secured only when a 50-yard field goal attempt clanged off the right upright with 22 seconds remaining.
Illuminating about this season is the reality that performance is not even the Chargers' greatest folly. In fact, by some measure, no NFL team has ever fumbled away (or thrown away) excellence as thoroughly and consistently as the Chargers have for much of this season.
Still capable of making sure they haven't botched a chance to be what Norv Turner said could be the best team he's coached, the Chargers host the San Francisco 49ers Thursday night. It is not only yet another must-win game but another should-win game, provided the Chargers don't screw up as they have so many times in 2010.
"Every team gets hurt by critical errors," Rivers said. "It's been as blatant (for the Chargers) this year because we've played good for the most part of these games. That's what's been different. It's one thing when you go out don't play good and just get worn out. It's another thing when, 'Golly, they played pretty good and had two punts blocked.' Or 'Oh, they played pretty good and had four turnovers on four straight possessions.' "
That the Chargers are 7-6 is either a testament to an overwhelmingly strong constitution or an immensely weak one. Or, at times, both.
It is certainly the result of the combination of them having a number of players performing at an extremely high level but also having been beset by injuries and error.
"That's why we've played well at times," safety Eric Weddle said of the pervading high level of play. "But the things we've had problems with have hurt us and we haven't been able to overcome them. But it shows you the type of team we can have if we do things right.
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Luminaries of Latin and Tejano music will take the stage April 17-18 in Corpus Christi for Fiesta de la Flor, a tribute to the late hometown star Selena Quintanilla Perez. Twenty years after Selena died tragically in the prime of her career, the festival will celebrate the life and legacy of the "Queen of Tejano" at North Bayfront Park. The lineup of about 12 bands includes A.B. Quintanilla y Los Kumbia King All Starz, Los Lobos, Clarissa Serna, and Little Joe y La Familia. The event will also feature a screening of the biopic Selena, food trucks, children's activities, and a fireworks finale. Tickets cost $5.
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Conference player of the year is determined by scoring average. Bishop senior Tanner Owen, who has committed to Wake Forest, took his third-straight league title; he squeaked by teammate Reilly Erhardt by just one stroke over the course of the entire season.
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- Master of Jurisprudence (M.J.) in Family Law - Loyola Law School[2]
- Master of Science (M.S.) in Political Science & Justice Studies - Governors State University[2]
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Criminal Justice - Governors State University[2]
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On her campaign website Baquai has 6 leading issues that she is concerned about. They are: [3]
- Economy and Job Growth: Excerpt: "[Baqai] will work within Congress and with the administration to develop programs that revive the economy and bring good paying jobs to third district."
- Health Care: Excerpt: "We cannot afford to leave nearly 50 million Americans without healthcare. A comprehensive national healthcare program means that we will have more, not less, resources to spend on keeping the nation healthy."
- Immigration: Excerpt: "[Baqai] believes that we need comprehensive immigration reform, rather than allow the individual states to create policies that target immigrant workers for unfair treatment."
- Women's Rights: Excerpt: "She believes that we must fight against gender discrimination in employment and pay, expand support for programs that work to reduce violence against women, abroad, as well as at home, and work to end human trafficking."
- Education: Excerpt: "Our schools need adequate funding to meet the challenges of preparing students to compete in the global job market. Funding for after-school and mentoring programs can assist in achieving these objects."
- Veterans: Excerpt: "[Baqai] believes that we must expand benefits and services to veterans. It is critical for us to be more responsive to their health care needs...as well as increased funding for education and job training programs, and protections from mortgage foreclosures."
Baqai ran in the 2012 election for the U.S. House, representing Illinois' 3rd District. Baqai sought the nomination on the Democratic ticket. [4] The signature filing deadline was December 27, 2011, with the primary taking place on March 20, 2012. Incumbent Dan Lipinski is seeking re-election on the Democratic ticket.
Daniel Lipinski has been endorsed over Baqai. [5] Lipinksi was the only Illinois Democrat in the House to vote "no" on President Obama's national health care law, saying the program was unsustainable, and wanting strong language against federal funding of abortion.[5] According to a February 23, 2012 article in the Chicago Tribune, "His position was at odds with the White House, but in step with his district."[5]
Incumbent Daniel Lipinski defeated Baqai in the Democratic primary on March 20, 2012.[1] Republican candidate Richard Grabowski defeated Arthur Jones and Jim Falvey in the Republican primary, and will face Lipinski in the general election on November 6, 2012.[1]
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Programmes that marked World Mental Health Day in Madurai
A Signature Campaign at Mattuthavani on Monday sought the support of general public for the welfare of the mentally challenged persons.
"Please do not discriminate mentally challenged persons. Respect them as part of the society." -- students of MSW from Fatima College were heard exhorting all.
Unlike other signature campaigns, this one was unique. The students not only explained their mission but also asked people's consent whether he or she was ready to take an oath to support mentally challenged persons.
"If they agreed to the message and were willing to take oath, students collected their signatures in a form," said A. Jeyapaul, coordinator, Bethshan Special School. "We have a plan to reach out to at least two lakh people. The year before last, we collected 60,000 signatures."
To mark the World Mental Health Day (October 10), Bethshan Special School organised the campaign at Mattuthavani Bus Stand, Periyar Bus Stand and Collectorate premises between October 8 and 10. Students from Fatima College, Vellaichamy Nadar College and CSI Nursing College helped in collecting signatures from members of public.
The school is also organising awareness programmes on mental retardation in various women colleges continuously. Jeyapaul says they have taken this awareness initiative to dispel myths and beliefs related to mental retardation.
People believe that giving birth to a mentally challenged child is the result of sin that family had committed in the past birth. Similarly, they also believe that marrying off a girl or boy would solve theproblem. Whereas, in reality the possibilities of begetting mentally retarded child is more as it is hereditary.
He says the reason for mental retardation in the child involves various factors like - consanguineous marriages, self medication, home and forceps delivery and delivering babies below 18 years or after 35 years. "We concentrate on women colleges. If they are aware of the causes and consequences, perhaps they can reduce the mishaps of delivering mentally retarded children."
With a similar idea of teaching people the basic difference between mental illness and mental retardation, the M.S.Chellamuthu Trust and Research Foundation also launched a mass awareness campaign on Wednesday. Pamphlets giving out basic information were distributed randomly at railway stations and bus depots, traffic junctions and police stations, cinema halls and malls and busy market places. "The idea is to reach and sensitise as many people as possible," said a staffer.
Mental Health Literacy Campaign was also launched in two city colleges. During the year, 25 more colleges of MKU will be covered under the programme that aims at educating youths how to identify key mental health issues, how and where to refer mentally ill patients and more.
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The Jesus Seminar is a group of about 150 critical scholars and laymen founded in 1985 by Robert Funk under the auspices of the Westar Institute.[1] The seminar uses votes with colored beads to decide their collective view of the historicity of the deeds and sayings of Jesus of Nazareth.[2] They produced new translations of the New Testament and apocrypha to use as textual sources. They published their results in three reports: The Five Gospels (1993),[3] The Acts of Jesus (1998),[4] and The Gospel of Jesus (1999).[5] They also run a series of lectures and workshops in various U.S. cities.
The seminar's reconstruction of the historical Jesus portrays him as an itinerant Hellenistic Jewish sage and faith healer who preached a gospel of liberation from injustice in startling parables and aphorisms.[3][4][5] An iconoclast, Jesus broke with established Jewish theological dogmas and social conventions both in his teachings and behaviors, often by turning common-sense ideas upside down, confounding the expectations of his audience: He preached of "Heaven's imperial rule" (traditionally translated as "Kingdom of God") as being already present but unseen; he depicts God as a loving father; he fraternizes with outsiders and criticizes insiders.[3][4][5] According to the seminar, Jesus was a mortal man born of two human parents, who did not perform nature miracles nor die as a substitute for sinners nor rise bodily from the dead.[3][4][5] Sightings of a risen Jesus were nothing more than the visionary experiences of some of his disciples rather than physical encounters.[3][4][5]
The seminar treats the canonical gospels as historical sources that represent Jesus' actual words and deeds as well as elaborations of the early Christian community and of the gospel authors. The fellows placed the burden of proof on those who advocate any passage's historicity. Unconcerned with canonical boundaries, they asserted that the Gospel of Thomas may have more authentic material than the Gospel of John.[6]
The seminar holds a number of premises or "scholarly wisdom" about Jesus when critically approaching the gospels. They act on the premise that Jesus did not hold an apocalyptic worldview, an opinion that is controversial in mainstream scholarly studies of Jesus.[7] Rather than revealing an apocalyptic eschatology, which instructs his disciples to prepare for the end of the world, the fellows argue that the authentic words of Jesus indicate that he preached a sapiential eschatology, which encourages all of God's children to repair the world.[8][9]
The method and conclusions of the Jesus Seminar have come under harsh criticism by biblical scholars, historians and clergy for a variety of reasons. It is the assertion of such critics that the Fellows of the seminar are not all trained scholars, that their voting technique doesn't allow for nuance, that they are preoccupied with Q and the Gospel of Thomas but omit material in other sources such as the Gospel of the Hebrews, and that they rely excessively on the criterion of embarrassment.[10][11][12]
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The scholars attending attempt to reconstruct the life of the historical Jesus.[13] They try to ask who he was, what he did, what he said, and what his sayings meant, using a number of tools. Their reconstruction is based on social anthropology, history and textual analysis. The key feature is the rejection of apocalyptic eschatology. They use cross-cultural anthropological studies to set the general background, narrow in on the history and society of first-century Palestine, and use textual analysis (along with more anthropology and history) to focus on Jesus himself. They use a combination of primary sources, secondary sources, and archaeological evidence.[14] Their methodology, which was developed by a team of scholars (who expounded papers for the review of other Fellows and published many in Forum) and is explained in The Five Gospels (the four canonical gospels plus the Gospel of Thomas), involves canvassing the records of the first four centuries for traditions about Jesus and sifting them by criteria such as multiple attestation, distinctiveness, and orality.[15]
The Five Gospels lists seven bases for the modern critical scholarship of Jesus, claiming these "pillars" have developed since the end of the 18th century.[16]
While some of these pillars are noncontroversial, some scholars of the historical Jesus follow Albert Schweitzer[17] in regarding him as apocalyptic. The Five Gospels says that the non-apocalyptic view gained ground in the 1970s and 1980s when research into Jesus shifted out of religious environments and into secular academia. Marcus Borg says "the old consensus that Jesus was an eschatological prophet who proclaimed the imminent end of the world has disappeared," and identifies two reasons for this change.[18] First, since the 1960s, the gospel references to the coming Son of Man have been sometimes viewed as insertions by the early Christian community. Second, many scholars came to see Jesus' kingdom of God as a present reality, a "realized eschatology", rather than an imminent end of the world (Luke 17:20-21). The apocalyptic elements attributed to Jesus, according to The Five Gospels, come from John the Baptist and the early Christian community (p. 4). While the noneschatological Jesus is a significant trend in contemporary research into historical Jesus, most scholars affirm the traditional view that Jesus prophesied the imminent end of the world.[19]
The Seminar began by translating the gospels into modern American English, producing what they call the "Scholars Version," first published in The Complete Gospels.[20] This translation uses current colloquialisms and contemporary phrasing in an effort to provide a contemporary sense of the gospel authors' styles, if not their literal words. The goal was to let the reader hear the message as a first-century listener might have. The translators avoided other translations' archaic, literal translation of the text, or a superficial update of it. For example, they translate "woe to you" as "damn you".[21] The authors of The Complete Gospels argue that some other gospel translations have attempted to unify the language of the gospels, while they themselves have tried to preserve each author's distinct voice.[22]
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The Fellows used a "bead system" to vote on the authenticity of about 500 statements and events. The color of the bead represented how sure the Fellow was that a saying or act was or was not authentic.[citation needed]
The consensus position was determined by the average weighted[clarification needed] score, rather than by simple majority. This meant that all opinions were reflected[clarification needed] in the decisions. The voting system means that the reader can second-guess each vote. The Five Gospels defines not only the result of the vote (red, pink, gray, or black) but also how many polls were necessary to reach a conclusion (if any were necessary at all) and why various fellows chose to vote in different ways.[citation needed]
Attendees, however, did more than vote. They met semi-annually to debate the papers presented. Some verses required extensive debate and repeated votes.[citation needed]
The first findings of the Jesus Seminar were published in 1993 as The Five Gospels: The Search for the Authentic Words of Jesus.[3]
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Like other scholars of the historical Jesus[citation needed][clarification needed], the Jesus Seminar treats the gospels as fallible historical artifacts, containing both authentic and inauthentic material. Like their colleagues, the fellows used several criteria for determining whether a particular saying or story is authentic, including the criteria of multiple attestation and embarrassment. Among additional criteria used by the fellows are the following:.[3]
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The seminar looked for several characteristics that, in their judgment, identified a saying as inauthentic, including self-reference, leadership issues, and apocalyptic themes.[3]
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The Red sayings (with % indicating the weighted average of those in agreement), given in the Seminar's own "Scholar's Version" translation, are:.[3]
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The top 15 (of 75) Pink sayings are:.[3]
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The Seminar concluded that of the various statements in the "five gospels" attributed to Jesus, only about 18% of them were likely uttered by Jesus himself (red or pink). The Gospel of John fared worse than the synoptic gospels, with nearly all its passages attributed to Jesus being judged inauthentic.[23] The Gospel of Thomas includes just two unique sayings that the seminar attributes to Jesus: the empty jar (97) and the assassin (98). Every other authentic or probably authentic saying has parallels in the synoptics.[citation needed]
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The gospels use the terms gehenna and hades for places of fiery punishment and death.[citation needed] The fellows rated Jesus' references to gehenna and hades as gray at best, often black. Some such references (such as the parable of Lazarus and Dives) have features that the fellows might regard as authentic, such as dramatic reversals of fortune. These received gray designations. The fellows regarded other references as inventions of early Christians responding to those who rejected Jesus' message or to "false" Christians within the community.[citation needed]
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The Jesus Seminar rated various beatitudes as red, pink, gray, and black.[3]
To analyze the beatitudes, they first innovated a nonliteral translation for the formula "blessed are," as in "Blessed are the poor." Modern readers are familiar enough with the beatitudes that this construction doesn't shock or surprise, as the original sayings allegedly did. As the modern equivalent, the Scholar's Version uses "Congratulations!".[3]
Three beatitudes are "paradoxical" and doubly attested. They are rated red (authentic) as they appear in Luke 6:20-21.
Congratulations, you poor!
God's domain belongs to you.
Congratulations, you hungry!
You will have a feast.
Congratulations, you who weep now!
You will laugh.[3]
These beatitudes feature the dramatic presentation and reversal of expectations that the seminar regards as characteristic of Jesus.
The beatitude for those persecuted in Jesus' name might trace back to Jesus as a beatitude for those who suffer, the fellows decided, but in its final form the saying represents concerns of the Christian community rather than Jesus' message. Thus it received a gray rating.[3]
Matthew's version of the three authentic beatitudes were rated pink. The author has spiritualized two of them, so that they now refer to the poor "in spirit" and to those who hunger "and thirst for justice." Matthew also includes beatitudes for the meek, the merciful, the pure of heart, and peace-makers. These beatitudes have no second attestation, lack irony, and received a black rating.[3]
In 1998 the Jesus Seminar published The Acts of Jesus: The Search for the Authentic Deeds of Jesus.[4] To create the material for this book, they voted on the individual acts of Jesus as recorded in the gospels, much as they'd previously voted on the individual sayings attributed to him.
According to the Jesus Seminar:
The 10 authentic ("red") acts of Jesus are:
The 19 "pink" acts ("a close approximation of what Jesus did") are:
Also 1 red "summary and setting" (not a saying or action): Women companions of Jesus: Luke 8:1-3.
The Jesus Seminar has come under criticism regarding its method, assumptions and conclusions from a wide array of scholars and laymen.[24][25] Scholars who have expressed concerns with the work of the Jesus Seminar include Richard Hays,[26] Ben Witherington,[27] Greg Boyd,[28] N.T. Wright,[29] William Lane Craig,[30] Luke Timothy Johnson,[31] Craig A. Evans,[32] Craig Blomberg,[24] Darrell Bock,[24] and Edwin Yamauchi.[24] The specific criticisms leveled against the Jesus Seminar are:
The Seminar places much value on the criterion of dissimilarity. For the Seminar, a saying will only be held as authentic if it does not match the beliefs of Judaism or those held by the early Christians.[citation needed] Critics such as Gregory Boyd have noted that the effect of this is that the Jesus of the Seminar shows no continuity with his Jewish context nor his disciples.[33] J. Ed Komoszewski and co-authors state that the Jesus Seminar's "Criteria for In/Authenticity" create "an eccentric Jesus who learned nothing from his own culture and made no impact on his followers".[34] The same criticism has been made by Craig Evans.[32]
The voting system has been criticized by, among others, N. T. Wright, who says '... I cannot understand how, if a majority ... thought a saying authentic or probably authentic, the "weighted average" turned out to be "probably inauthentic". A voting system that produces a result like this ought to be scrapped.'[35]
Dale Allison of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, in his 1999 book Jesus of Nazareth: Millenarian Prophet, cited what he felt were problems with the work of (particularly) John Dominic Crossan and Marcus Borg, arguing that their conclusions were at least in part predetermined by their theological positions. He also pointed out the limitations of their presumptions and methodology. Allison argued that despite the conclusions of the seminar, Jesus was a prophetic figure focused to a large extent on apocalyptic thinking.[25] Some scholars have reasserted Albert Schweitzer's eschatological view of Jesus.[36]
Luke Timothy Johnson[37] of the Candler School of Theology at Emory University, in his 1996 book The Real Jesus, voiced concerns with the seminar's work. He criticized the techniques of the Seminar, believing them to be far more limited for historical reconstruction than seminar members believe. Their conclusions were "already determined ahead of time," Johnson says, which "is not responsible, or even critical scholarship. It is a self-indulgent charade."
Craig Blomberg notes that if the Jesus Seminar's findings are to be believed then "it requires the assumption that someone, about a generation removed from the events in question, radically transformed the authentic information about Jesus that was circulating at that time, superimposed a body of material four times as large, fabricated almost entirely out of whole cloth, while the church suffered sufficient collective amnesia to accept the transformation as legitimate." Craig Evans argues that the Jesus Seminar applies a form of hypercriticism to the canonical gospels that unreasonably assumes that "Jesus' contemporaries (that is, the first generation of his movement) were either incapable of remembering or uninterested in recalling accurately what Jesus said and did, and in passing it on" while, in contrast, privileging extra-canonical texts with an uncritical acceptance that sometimes rises to the level of special pleading.[32]
Luke Timothy Johnson[37] argued that while some members of the seminar are reputable scholars (Borg, Crossan, Funk, others), others are relatively unknown or undistinguished in the field of biblical studies.[38] One member, Paul Verhoeven, holds no Ph.D. but a M.Sc. in mathematics and physics,[39] not biblical studies, and is best known as a film director. Johnson also critiqued the seminar for its attempts to gain the attention of the media for the 2000 ABC News program "The Search for Jesus" hosted by news anchor Peter Jennings.
Seminar critic William Lane Craig has argued that the self-selected members of the group do not represent the consensus of New Testament scholars. He writes:
Of the 74 [scholars] listed in their publication The Five Gospels, only 14 would be leading figures in the field of New Testament studies. More than half are basically unknowns, who have published only two or three articles. Eighteen of the fellows have published nothing at all in New Testament studies. Most have relatively undistinguished academic positions, for example, teaching at a community college.[40]
Others have made the same point and have further indicated that thirty-six of those scholars, almost half, have a degree from or currently teach at one of three schools, Harvard, Claremont, or Vanderbilt: all considered to favor "liberal" interpretations of the New Testament.[41]
According to Greg Boyd, a prominent evangelical pastor and theologian:
The Jesus Seminar represents an extremely small number of radical-fringe scholars who are on the far, far left wing of New Testament thinking. It does not represent mainstream scholarship.[42]
Garry Wills, a vocal proponent of liberal Catholicism, nonetheless strongly critiques the Seminar:
This is the new fundamentalism. It believes in the literal sense of the Bible—it just reduces to what it can take as literal quotation from Jesus. Though some have called the Jesus Seminarists radical, they are actually very conservative. They tame the real radical, Jesus, cutting him down to their own size...the sayings that meet with the Seminar's approval were preserved by the Christian communities whose contribution is discounted. Jesus as a person does not exist outside of the gospels, and the only reason he exists there is because of their authors' faith in the Resurrection. Trying to find a construct, "the historical Jesus," is not like finding diamonds in a dunghill, but like finding New York City at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.[43]
In addition to scholarly critiques, a number of conservative Christian organisations were critical of the Jesus Seminar. Both the The Watchman Expositor and The Christian Arsenal identify the Jesus Seminar as yet another attempt by Satan to twist the meaning of Scripture, founded in the liberalism, modernism, and neo-orthodoxy that are current in academia and mainline seminaries.[44][45]
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Members of the Jesus Seminar have responded to their critics in various books and dialogues, which typically defend both their methodology and their conclusions. Among these responses are The Jesus Seminar and Its Critics by Robert J. Miller, a member of the Seminar; The Apocalyptic Jesus: A Debate, a dialogue with Allison, Borg, Crossan, and Stephen Patterson; The Jesus Controversy: Perspectives in Conflict, a dialogue between Crossan, Johnson, and Werner H. Kelber. The Meaning of Jesus: Two Visions, by Borg and noted New Testament historian and Pauline scholar N. T. Wright demonstrated how two scholars with divergent theological positions can work together to creatively share and discuss their thoughts.[citation needed]
Notable fellows of the Jesus Seminar include Marcus Borg, John Dominic Crossan, Robert Funk, Stephen L. Harris, Robert M. Price and Burton Mack. Borg is a liberal Christian who articulates the vision hypothesis to explain Jesus' resurrection.[46] Crossan is an important voice in contemporary historical Jesus research, promoting the idea of a non-apocalyptic Jesus who preaches a sapiential eschatology.[19] Funk was one of the most important representatives of recent American research into Jesus' parables.[47] Harris is the author of several books on religion, including university-level textbooks.[48] Mack describes Jesus as a Galilean Cynic, based on the elements of the Q document that he considers to be earliest.[49]
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