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Download or read book Le Monde juif vers le temps de J sus written by Charles Guignebert and published by Albin Michel. This book was released on 2015-05-18 with total page 310 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Le temps de Jésus : ce fut l'une des périodes les plus complexes et les plus troublées de I'Histoire de I'Humanité, mais aussi l'une des plus grosses d'avenir. Les progrès de la pensée, la conscience qu'une élite prend des misères humaines, aboutissent à une crise morale ; l'homme a besoin de comprendre la vie et la mort, il veut expliquer le mal. Tout cela était sensible dans ce grand carrefour de l'Antiquité qu'était la Palestine, où passèrent tant de peuples. Et Charles Guignebert « montre ce qui prépare la levée de Jésus dans le milieu palestinien, mais il montre également ce qui, dans le milieu juif de la Diaspora, prépare le mythe du Christ et le christianisme » (Henri Berr).

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