Must There Be Scapegoats?: Violence and Redemption in the Bible

Must There Be Scapegoats?: Violence and Redemption in the Bible

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By applying Rene Girard's scapegoat theory to biblical texts, Schwager offers a revolutionary paradigm of biblical theory.
Paperback, 260 pages
Published December 25th 2000 by Herder & Herder (first published 2000)
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