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Old 08-24-2024, 09:57 AM   #3393
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So, I came across a news article on CNN recently which explores several interesting dichotomies surrounding the ethnicity of Jesus.

LINK to CNN article: https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/31/us/je...cec/index.html

In this news article, it expounds upon the scholarly work examined in a book authored by Dr. Christena Cleveland (PhD)… who makes a salient point about Jesus being raised in the town of Nazareth by the Sea of Galilee— which is as near a Palestinian geological point of reference, as one could get. Was Jesus a Palestinian? Was he a person of color, and not someone depicted as a White Jesus (as some believe him to be)? Cleveland’s book is of great interest to me, so I’m gonna read it and sit with her thoughts for a bit.

BOOK: God is a Black Woman (Cleveland, C.).


https://www.harpercollins.com/produc...tena-cleveland


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