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- catalog description "Prologue. Crucifixion and the conscience of the West -- Part one. The Messiah, ironically. His life before he was born -- "The winnowing-fork is in his hand" -- John hails him, strangely, as "the lamb of God" -- The Devil tries to take his measure -- Disciples, unsought, follow after him -- He performs his first miracle, but reluctantly -- He stages an attack on the temple, then retreats -- Interlude: the burden of his omniscience -- He speaks of a new creation, but privately -- He talks, but to himself, of God as illness and as remedy -- Interlude: the asexuality of the Father and the sexuality of the Son -- He admits, but to a heretic, that he is the Messiah -- Who do his disciples think he is?".
- catalog tableOfContents "Prologue. Crucifixion and the conscience of the West -- Part one. The Messiah, ironically. His life before he was born -- "The winnowing-fork is in his hand" -- John hails him, strangely, as "the lamb of God" -- The Devil tries to take his measure -- Disciples, unsought, follow after him -- He performs his first miracle, but reluctantly -- He stages an attack on the temple, then retreats -- Interlude: the burden of his omniscience -- He speaks of a new creation, but privately -- He talks, but to himself, of God as illness and as remedy -- Interlude: the asexuality of the Father and the sexuality of the Son -- He admits, but to a heretic, that he is the Messiah -- Who do his disciples think he is?".