What do you know about Jesus? Any books about Jesus Christ and His journey?

>>24559800
>The human intellect, even in an unphilosophical state, is in possession of certain cognitions a priori

These a priori cognitions aren't derived from our senses. For example, our understanding of basic causality (that every effect has a cause) or fundamental logical principles (like "A cannot be both A and not-A at the same time") isn't something we learn by observing countless instances. Rather, they seem to be inherent ways our minds organize reality.

Why did Jesus choose to associate with outcasts, sinners, and the poor instead of powerful or religious elites? any books about that?

>>24487655
Plato's argument is that a just society is one where each class performs its specific function and does not "meddle in the affairs of others." This specialization, he believes, leads to efficiency, harmony, and overall societal well-being.

Considering the enormous range of books about Jesus Christ, are you looking for recommendations based on a particular author, a specific historical period in which the books were written, or perhaps books that explore a less common interpretation of his life or significance?

Why is consciousness connected to brain activity at all? What explains the mysterious link between subjective experience and the physical processes of the brain?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tvO9n3O9og

>>24470177
Jesus was Based