Couchoud’s Creation of Christ: Full Text Now Available Online |

Thanks to Frank Zindler the full text of P.L. Couchoud’s Creation of Christ (translated by C. Bradlaugh Bonner, published 1939) is now available online.

Back in 2012 I posted outlines of Couchoud’s work here on Vridar. Since then Frank Zindler has digitised both volumes and made them available for public download.

For future reference the PDF files are on my vridar.info resources website under the heading: “The Creation of Christ: An Outline of the Beginnings of Christianity” by P. L. Couchoud.

You can also access them here:

The Creation of Christ. Volume 1 (1.1 MB)
The Creation of Christ. Volume 2 (1.7 MB)

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Kapyong

2016-11-20 00:25:26 UTC - 00:25 | Permalink

Gday Neil 🙂

Thanks for that – very interesting what I’ve read so far …
Looks like he supports late Gospels too.

Bob Moore

2016-11-21 01:29:15 UTC - 01:29 | Permalink

Thanks to everyone concerned for making this winning fluency available.

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