Jésus by Ernest Renan offers a compelling 19th-century perspective on the life of Jesus. Written in French and first published in 1864, this influential biography explores the historical and cultural context of Jesus's life, aiming to present a nuanced and accessible account. Renan's work, while rooted in historical analysis, also reflects the intellectual and religious debates of his time.

Explore the enduring appeal of Renan's "Jésus," a significant contribution to religious biography and historical scholarship. A fascinating read for anyone interested in the historical Jesus and the evolution of religious thought.

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