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    Reza Aslan‏Verified account @rezaaslan 9 Aug 2013
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    All interps of Jesus hinge on this: either he was utterly unique unlike any other Jew in his time or he was remarkable but not unique.

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      2. Matt Hartley‏ @rmatthartley 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan way I read your book, seemed you let John the Baptist be utterly unique but not Jesus. John defied category, Jesus no. Thoughts?

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      3. Reza Aslan‏Verified account @rezaaslan 9 Aug 2013
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        @PretzelMatt John wasn't unique. Baptism was. But those who agree John was Jew teaching Judaism think Jesus was Jew teaching something else!

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      4. Matt Hartley‏ @rmatthartley 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan true. I was thinkin in terms of your argument of John as similar but not Essene & whether same could be argued for Jesus & Zealot

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      5. Reza Aslan‏Verified account @rezaaslan 9 Aug 2013
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        @PretzelMatt Certainly possible that Jesus was unique, that unlike fellow Jews he was literate, believed messiah meant something utterly new

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      2. Ben LaMothe‏ @BenLaMothe 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan Paul's relationship with James et al is fascinating to me. Can you recommend books/further readings on that subject?

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      3. Reza Aslan‏Verified account @rezaaslan 9 Aug 2013
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        @BenLaMothe see James Tabor

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      2. Vega‏ @vegacool1 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan or as C.S. Lewis said, Jesus is either God, or worse, a madman and/or liar.

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      3. Reza Aslan‏Verified account @rezaaslan 9 Aug 2013
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        @vegacool1 Jesus is neither. What we have of Jesus is what people who never knew him wrote about him. Who they said he was is not who he was

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      4. Vega‏ @vegacool1 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan James knew him, do did john and peter. Paul claimed to have seen him after his resurrection.

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      2. Fear The Bird!‏ @TPFD26 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan Curious to see in your research can you definately say there was a man who lived named Jesus Christ

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      3. Reza Aslan‏Verified account @rezaaslan 9 Aug 2013
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        @TPFD26 No. But there was very likely a man named Jesus of Nazareth

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      4. Georgian Oproiu‏ @ego_georgian 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan @TPFD26 why not?

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      1. Nicholas Slayton‏ @NSlayton 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan He was an Occupy Wall Streeter who probably had an epic, utterly unique beard. I like to think so at least.

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      1. Shivam Bhatt‏ @elektrotal 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan The way i figure it, he was a Kathakar like the myriad saints in India now, only his followers went huge. see the Sai Baba cult

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      1. ਨਿਤਿਨ ਕਪੂਰ‏ @initink 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan tell us a bit about the 'better prophet' too

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      2. deasha7  🇵🇭‏ @unklemad 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan or just a very naughty boy....

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      3.  ❓ 🎈 mernichermmmmst‏ @monochromist 9 Aug 2013
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        “@unklemad: @rezaaslan or just a very naughty boy....” #jinseeinlaab

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      1. Mohamed Hemish‏ @MohamedHemish 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan your book reminded me somehow of Mel Gibson's movie Passion of the Christ.

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      1. Mr Stephen #bcuk‏ @mrstephen_bcuk 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan What if he were neither?

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      1. News UCanUse‏ @zapher134 9 Aug 2013
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        @rezaaslan By teaching commoners parables he taught them to interpret 'scripture' for themselves(&to think for themselves) #fw #freewill

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