Not the Impossible Faith: Why Christianity Didn't Need a Miracle to Succeed
Richard Carrier examines whether Christianity’s success depended on a miracle, bringing together questions of faith, history, and religious development. This concise work invites readers to consider how Christianity emerged and why it gained influence.
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Not the Impossible Faith considers the historical question of whether Christianity needed a miracle to succeed.
Richard Carrier focuses on the relationship between Christian belief, historical development, and the religion’s emergence.
The book offers a concise examination of faith and the factors that may shape the success of a religious movement.
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