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#Distinguishing between "historical Jesus" and what the Gospels say about Him;
#Distinguishing between "historical Jesus" and what the Gospels say about Him;
#Distinguishing between the [[Synoptic gospels]] and the [[Gospel according to John]] (considering the Synoptics to be "more historical" and John's Gospel to be "more spiritual", and considering the Gospel of Thomas to be more canonical than John);
#Distinguishing between the [[Synoptic gospels]] and the [[Gospel according to John]] (considering the Synoptics to be "more historical" and John's Gospel to be "more spiritual", and considering the Gospel of Thomas to be more canonical than John);
#Identifying the [[Gospel according to Mark]] as the first Gospel account, and the source of the information found in the [[Gospel according to Matthew]] and the [[Gospel according to Luke]];
#Identifying the [[Gospel according to Mark]] as the first Gospel account, and the source of the information found in the [[Gospel according to Matthew]] and the [[Gospel according to Luke]] (a view that is actually accepted by Biblical scholars who accept Biblical inerrancy);
#Identifying the (hypothetical) "Q document", which it considered the source of information found in Matthew and Luke, but not in Mark;
#Identifying the (hypothetical) "Q document", which it considered the source of information found in Matthew and Luke, but not in Mark;
#Questioning the eschatological views of Jesus as historically understood (i.e. rejecting the historic view of apocalyptic eschatology -- that Jesus was concerned about the End of the World in His teachings -- in favor of a sapiential eschatology -- which has Him concerned about trying to better the world in which we live today);
#Questioning the eschatological views of Jesus as historically understood (i.e. rejecting the historic view of apocalyptic eschatology -- that Jesus was concerned about the End of the World in His teachings -- in favor of a sapiential eschatology -- which has Him concerned about trying to better the world in which we live today);