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The Christology of Rudolf Steiner James H. Read John Irwin brilliantly examines theAt the heart of Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophy is his teaching on the incarnation, death and resurrection of Christ, which he saw as the turning point in humanity's evolution. Steiner's Christology, however, differs from that taught in many mainstream churches, and can present a challenge to someone getting to grips with his complex and wide ranging ideas. In this fascinating book, Willem Veltman distils Steiner's extensive teachings on the gospels