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the proposal that Jesus and his early followers resembled Greek Cynic philosophers in their teaching and lifestyle.

In biblical studies, Cynic Jesus hypothesis refers to the proposal that Jesus and his early followers resembled Greek Cynic philosophers in their teaching and lifestyle. This meaning comes from Downing (1992) in Cynics and Christian origins.[1]

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  1. Downing, F. G. (1992). Cynics and Christian origins. T & T Clark. ISBN 9780567096135

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