As is well known, there are four somewhat different accounts of Jesus’ life in the New Testament. In addition, there is the “document” called Q, which can be extracted from the Gospels of Matthew and Luke wherever they agree with each other but do not agree with the Gospel of Mark. This material has been…

As a graduate student Karl Marx was enthralled with the philosophy of G.W.F. Hegel, the most dominant German thinker of his day. Hegel is called an “Absolute Idealist.” The real world for him is a world of ideas. Reality is by no means static in Hegel’s view. It is driven by the dialectical movement of…