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	Ernest Renan: Life of Jesus
		Renan's mother remained a Catholic to the end of her life, but Henriette lost all belief in the Supernatural long before her brother had entertained a single doubt of his hereditary faith.
		According to Renan, the raising of Lazarus was a trick, planned by the subject of the pretended miracle with the aid of Martha and Mary.
		Renan's reconstruction of the story of Jesus does not lack plausibility in many of its features, but he has certainly failed to present a figure worthy of any great respect.
	www.preteristarchive.com /Books/1861_renan_life-jesus.html (15060 words)

	Are We A Nation?
		What Renan meant by this is that a nation, in the words of Benedict Anderson, is an "imagined community," a group of people sharing a common story, a community by choice.
		In Renan's terms, the Constitution and the case law decided under it is the evolving embodiment of our long national story; and it is a tale informed by humility, tolerance and optimism.
		Renan says, "A nation never has a legitimate interest in annexing or retaining a territory in spite of itself." And he is right.
	www.spectacle.org /197/nation.html (2720 words)

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		He wrote several influential histories of religion including his popular "Life of Jesus." Renan's essay on the nation is the classical text of "civic" nationalism, the French counterpoint to the "ethnic" nationalism of German writers like Fichte and Herder.
		The doctrine of natural frontiers was given its definitive formulation in the course of the French Revolution, and was subsequently applied to ocher European countries, such as Germany or Italy; it was this doctrine chat fuelled the irredentist movements of the second half of the nineteenth century.
		Renan's observation reflects his shock at the defeat of France by Prussia in the Franco-Prussian war, which is expressed in both major and occasional writings.
	www.cooper.edu /humanities/core/hss3/e_renan.html (6973 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Renan, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Renan, Ernest RENAN, ERNEST [Renan, Ernest], 1823-92, French historian and critic.
		Orientalism and the nineteenth-century nationalist: Michele Amari, Ernest Renan, and 1848.
		Ninth-grader Renan Repetto, 14, writes about a passage he just read in an intensive reading program at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Renan, (490 words)

	French Comteans: Claude Bernard, Hippolyte Taine and Ernst Renan
		The French philologist and historian, Ernst Renan, was born at Tréguier in Brittany.
		He was one of the youths chosen in 1836 by the Abbé Dupanloup for the Catholic seminary of St. Nicolas du Chardonnet in Paris.
		Renan's European reputation dates from the publication of the Vie de Jésus (1863), first in the series which its author regarded as his special work, the Histoire des origines du Christianisme.
	www.historyguide.org /intellect/comtean.html (632 words)

	Kurt Eggenstein: 19th Century Research about Jesus
		Renan wrote in the style of a novel, and gave his imagination free rein, yet it appears that more faith was put in him than in the Gospels.
		With matchless presumption, Renan believed that he had solved the problem of historical and critical analysis of the gospel story in a way that "will wholly meet the requirements of history.
		Renan saw Jesus as a teacher who wanted to set up a kingdom on earth.
	www.j-lorber.de /kee/4/d-19cent.htm (771 words)

	Amazon.com: Following Muhammad: Rethinking Islam in the Contemporary World (Islamic Civilization and Muslim Networks): ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Ernst, a professor of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is not a stranger to Islam-related controversy.
		Ernst has a multilayered and self-assured understanding of Islam, and his writing exemplifies a fluency in explaining it that is unique to him, even compared to better-known scholars of the religion.
		Ernst is fair, however-while he admonishes the West for indulging in negative and inaccurate stereotypes of Islam and Muslims, he calls upon Muslims to participate fully in the pluralistic society the world has become.
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	Nietzsche and Jewish Culture, essays edited by Jacob Golomb
		Renan located the origin of Christianity with the prophet Isaiah, discarded original Israel and held nineteenth-century Jews, Israel's remnants, responsible for the death of Jesus.78 Nietzsche's position is the exact reverse.
		Renan, the introduction continues, was a "supreme figure" among the scholars of his time, a simple, sincere, courageous saint, "even if judged by the teachings of the Galilean lake." To Holocaust scholars and historians of anti-Semitism, however Renan's storytelling is neither beautiful not brilliant.
		Renan's Vie de Jesus, together with Edouard Drumont's La France juive, the latter of which paved the way for large-scale anti-Semitic propaganda in France, were the two anti-Semitic bestsellers in the latter half of the nineteenth century.
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	Joseph Earnest Renan \| Study Archive \| The Preterist Archive ...
		The crisis came as the time approached for his ordination, and disregarding the grief of his mother and the entreaty of his teacher, he left the seminary on Oct. 6, 1845, firmly convinced that he could remain true to Christ only by separating from the Church.
		The great mistake of Jesus with Renan was to forget that the ideal is fundamentally ever a utopia and in conflict with the material for realization loses its purity.
		The life of Renan was essentially twofold; he was, on the one hand, the serious and accurate scholar, on the other, a wit and a dillettante.
	www.preteristarchive.com /StudyArchive/r/renan-ernest_french.html (3538 words)

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		These ideas were taken to England by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and, in particular, by George Eliot 's translations of Strauss's Life of Jesus (1846) and Feuerbach's Essence of Christianity (1854).
		La Vie de Jésus (1863), by a Frenchman, Ernst Renan (1823–1892), continued the same tradition.
		In Catholicism, L'Evangile et l'Eglise (1902), by Alfred Loisy, against the Essence of Christianity of Adolf von Harnack and less inspired than Renan, gave birth to the modernist crisis (1902–1961).
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	ROUTLEDGE
		Ernst Renan, La Vie de Jésus (Paris: Michel Lévy Frères, 1863); ET: The Life of Jesus (New York: Random, 1955) chap.
		Ernst Fuchs, Die Frage nach dem historischen Jesus, ZTK 53 (1956) 210-29; repr.
		Renan, La Vie de Jésus (Paris: Michel Lévy Frères, 1863); ET: The Life of Jesus (New York: Random, 1955) chaps.
	www.burioni.it /libri/news/routledge3/jesus.htm (2172 words)

	Vincent van Gogh: Visitor Submissions / Emile Zola's Influence Upon Vincent Van Gogh
		On the one hand, he quoted approvingly from Ernst Renan in a letter to his brother Theo on May 8, 1875: "To act well in this world one must sacrifice all personal desires.
		Renan, whom van Gogh had quoted a few months earlier, was clearly one of the "etc." because van Gogh soon queried his brother again: "Have you done as I suggested and destroyed your books by Michelet, Renan, etc.?
		In the letter in which he asked Theo if he had "destroyed your books by Michelet, Renan, etc.," van Gogh admitted that passages from both authors were well worth remembering; "but destroy them all the same," he urged.
	www.vggallery.com /visitors/009.htm (2873 words)

	History of Biblical Interpretation in the Christian Church - By John Sandys-Wunsch
		The great nineteenth-century scholar Ernst Renan once remarked that the basis for national awareness is a false view of history.
		Nowhere is the contrast between an analyser of documents and a historian seeking the figure behind them greater than in the differences between D.F. Strauss and Ernst Renan.
		If utterly ridiculous causes are your hobby, Johannes Goropius is your man, for he argued with a straight face that the language spoken in the Garden of Eden was Flemish, and not just any Flemish but Flemish in the dialect of Antwerp, which just happened to be his home town.
	www.bibleinterp.com /articles/Sandys-Wunsch_History_Biblical_Interp.htm (1801 words)

	Metropole Paris - On Scene
		Renan by Nadar At Issy - I promise you I am not in the pay of Issy-les-Moulineaux although it must seem like it.
		Issy's connection is Ernst Renan, who grew up there, and was born three years after Gaspard Félix Tournachon, who was known as Nadar - an extraordinary character, who Renan
		The Month of Engraving in Paris permits the public to visit the ateliers of engraver-artists, the galleries where their works are shown and the institutions that support the art
	www.metropoleparis.com /1999/425/425scene.html (3590 words)

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		0403678626: Ernst Ferdinand Oehme, 1797-1855 : ein Landschaftsmaler der Romantik
		0403713014: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner : Gemälde, Aquarelle, Zeichnungen, Graphik : 50.
		0403733538: Ernst Thälmann : ein Beitrag zu einem politischen Lebensbild
	www.alibris.com /books/isbns/5346 (699 words)

	The Good Citizen
		At the center of the town square of the Ville de Tréguier in western France stands a monument to Ernst Renan, who wrote the famous 19
		century classic, Vie de Jesus. Renan was born and lived in Tréguier, and his descendants sustain his memory as an important luminary, the best of Tréguier’s citizens.
		To the ages-old struggle among the classes, we have added a myriad of new groups that insist on separateness, thereby fostering strife, and in great measure placing the particular interests of a given group over the general, public good.
	www.msu.edu /~allenwi/presentations/Good_Citizen.htm (893 words)

	The Road to Assisi: the Essential Biography of St. Francis.(History)(Brief Article)(Book Review) - The Christian ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It was an instant best seller, but it also earned him the censure of the Roman Catholic Church.
		Sabatier, a French Protestant, had studied under Ernst Renan, who had debunked the miracles of Jesus.
		Still, he didn't want to go as far as Renan in denying altogether the mysterious in the life of saints.
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	Kurt Eggenstein: List of literal sources, part IV
		37 Renan, Ernst: THE LIFE OF JESUS, 1863, p.
		62 Bloch, Ernst: THE PRINCIPLE OF HOPE, Frankfurt/M. 1959, p.
		65 Kaesmann, Ernst: THE PROBLEM WITH THE HISTORICAL JESUS, Munich 1972, p.
	www.j-lorber.de /kee/source-4.htm (856 words)

	Picture History - Joseph Ernst Renan (1823-1892)
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		Joseph Ernst Renan was a French philologist and historian.
		Renan wrote a series of books on the history of the origins of Christianity.
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	[POLICY] LAT - On Being Indonesian
		using the latter word with the historian Ernst Renan's proposition in
		Renan's argument makes the point - like the more elaborate thesis of
		solidarity," or, to use another of Renan's metaphors, "a daily
	www.hamline.edu /apakabar/basisdata/2001/08/31/0149.html (480 words)

	2004 John D. Regester Lecture: University of Puget Sound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The famous 19th century French philosopher and bible scholar, Ernst Renan, argued that the social and cultural world in which Jesus operated should be considered a fifth gospel.
		Archaeology has now become part of the repertoire of those who wish to examine that 'fifth gospel' as they recreate the worlds of Jesus, Judaism, and later Christianity.
		Historical Jesus research has once again turned to the world of Jesus as an effort to understanding Jesus and the early Jesus movement.
	www2.ups.edu /dean/regester/synopsis.shtml (701 words)

	sciforums.com - The Real Name of the Muslim Messiah
		I suggest to review the works of Ernst Renan.
		For some reason when I clicked on your link Ghassan, it appeared in some stange language.
		Thanks again for the link for Earnest Renan, but I also did not find anything in the whole article relating to Mohammad(pbuh).
	www.sciforums.com /showthread.php?t=30158 (1478 words)

	The Provincial Emails: Ernst Renan
		The Life of Jesus by Ernest Renan, Project Gutenberg
		Recollections of My Youth by Ernest Renan, Project Gutenberg
		The Sexual Abuse of Children in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee
	terrenceberres.com /2006/09/ernst-renan.html (93 words)

	Le Livre de Job: Traduit de L`Hebreu par Ernst Renan avec un etude sur L`Age et le Caractere du Poeme. - RENAN ERNEST ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Le Livre de Job: Traduit de L`Hebreu par Ernst Renan avec un etude sur L`Age et le Caractere du Poeme.
		RENAN ERNEST (TRANS.) Le Livre de Job: Traduit de L`Hebreu par Ernst Renan avec un etude sur L`Age et le Caractere du Poeme.
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	Faculty of Arts - School of Languages and Literature: French
		Ph.D. (‘The Philosophical Dialogues and Dramas of Ernest Renan’,
		‘Heroes of the Mind: the Intellectual Elite in the Works of Ernst Renan’, in
		Le Juif errant: une esquisse dramatique inédite de Renan’,
	www.arts.ulst.ac.uk /lanlit/french/staff/bio/elillie.html (576 words)

	Significant Soundbites 1 \| God’s Truth or Pious Lies? \| Science or Religion? \| AskWhy! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		George Eliot, Westminster Review, on Dr John Cumming, evangelist
		Albert Schweitzer, on Renan’s Life of Jesus, wrote:
		It is Christian art in the worst sense of the term—the out of the wax image.
	www.askwhy.co.uk /truth/205Soundbites.html (6740 words)

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