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Galilean
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Galilean
a. the. an epithet of Jesus Christ (?4 bc--?29 ad), the founder of Christianity
b. a Christian


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The scathing treatise Against the Galilaeans by the last pagan emperor Julian (361-363) accepts the earthly Christ without qualms, with frequent allusions to episodes in his life and ministry.
On Earth as in Heaven: there is plenty of non-Gospel evidence to ... by Baldwin, Barry / Presbyterian Record
Julian the Apostate's Against the Galilaeans is the earliest I can think of that retains its power, while Nietzsche's On the Genealogy of Morals is perhaps the most damning.
The bland inquisitor by Johnson, Hal / New Criterion
This may have influenced the last pagan emperor, Julian (361-363), whose pamphlet Against the Galilaeans has a strong Old Testament focus.
St. Justin, Martyr by Baldwin, Barry / Catholic Insight
 
 
 
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