Does he have, in your opinion, the credentials as an historian and/or theologian to write this book?Ħ. Much has been made of Aslan's academic background. Do you accept the idea that Jesus was a "politically conscious Jewish revolutionary,” whose kingdom is rooted in this world, not the next?ĥ. Aslan claims that Jesus was a provocateur, that he entered Jerusalem in what was construed as a royal entrance. In what ways does Aslan's portrait of Jesus add to, contradict, and/or confirm what others have said and written about Jesus?Ĥ. Overall, what is your opinion of Aslan's portrait of Jesus? Do you take issue with it? If so, what in particular do you find problematic? Or.do you find Aslan's book enlightening? Has it altered or made you rethink your ideas of who Jesus was? Or.does Zealot basically reaffirm your previous understanding?ģ. Do you have a particular way of seeing Jesus that predominates over others?Ģ. Begin with a discussion about the many ways Jesus has been presented throughout the ages-as itinerant preacher, faith healer, lover of peace, charismatic teacher, moral philosopher, Jewish rabbi, apocalyptic prophet, Messiah and the son of God. Read-Think-Talk (a guided reading chart)Īlso, consider these LitLovers talking points to help start a discussion for Zealot:ġ.Generic Discussion Questions-Fiction and Nonfiction.How to Discuss a Book (helpful discussion tips).
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