The Philosophy of Jesus
by John Heinmiller
Price: $5.99 USD. 34000 words.
Published on December 4, 2009. Nonfiction.
All Christians believe that Jesus died for our sins, but how many know what Jesus actually said and taught? As written in four Gospels, this can be confusing. John D. Heinmiller has taken over a year of reserach to determine exactly what the message of Jesus was, and it is simpler to understand that most people realize.
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John Heinmiller
Biography
John D. Heinmiller is a student of truth, in all of its various ways. He has long been interested in such questions as why and how we know what we know. Of course, he started looking into it
Then, true to form, he started to write about it. Of course, he did not limit himself to just that field of interest.
More recently, he was distressed over how so many Christians seem to be uninformed as to the basic teaching of Jesus. He was constantly concerned that so many religious teachers kept teaching what was written in the Old Testament or in the various letters but rarely seemed to state what Jesus himself taught. Mr. Heinmiller has long believed that it was the teachings of Jesus that should constitute the core tenants of Christianity. Deciding that not many knew about it, even though it was readily apparent in the Bible, he realized that someone had to write about it. So, he did it.
A lifelong Californian who was born in Los Angeles, Mr. Heinmiller currently lives by himself in San Francisco where he tries to continue his research and his writing.
Then, true to form, he started to write about it. Of course, he did not limit himself to just that field of interest.
More recently, he was distressed over how so many Christians seem to be uninformed as to the basic teaching of Jesus. He was constantly concerned that so many religious teachers kept teaching what was written in the Old Testament or in the various letters but rarely seemed to state what Jesus himself taught. Mr. Heinmiller has long believed that it was the teachings of Jesus that should constitute the core tenants of Christianity. Deciding that not many knew about it, even though it was readily apparent in the Bible, he realized that someone had to write about it. So, he did it.
A lifelong Californian who was born in Los Angeles, Mr. Heinmiller currently lives by himself in San Francisco where he tries to continue his research and his writing.
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