According to Hagenston, Jesus had such a hard edge when it came to
Gentiles that he coined his own unflattering term for them-dogs. He
limited what he was offering strictly to Jews. Yet the religion
that began in his name quickly transformed into a predominantly
Gentile movement centered on blood sacrifice to obtain God's
forgiveness, a practice rejected by many Jews long before Jesus
came on the scene. Furthermore the sacrifice was not just of an
animal, but of Jesus himself. How did this happen? Hagenston
exposes the roots of brutal justice underpinning traditional
Christianity, but finds hope in a Jewish movement toward grace that
preceded and influenced the historical Jesus.
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