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Johann Rudolf Julius Steck (18 January 1842 – 30 November 1924) was a Swiss reformed theologian and writer. Steck was a pastor of the Reformed Church, Dresden (1867-1881). From 1881 to 1921 he was Professor of Theology at the University of Bern. He was influenced by the writings of Bruno Bauer and was a proponent of the Christ myth theory. He believed that the Pauline epistles were a case of second century pseudepigrapha. Steck argued that the Pauline letters were written by a school of people. Johann Rudolf Julius Steck (* 18. Januar 1842 in Bern; † 30. November 1924 ebenda) war ein Schweizer reformierter Theologe und Schriftsteller. Rudolf Steck entstammte dem patrizischen Zweig der Berner Familie Steck und war ein Enkel Johann Rudolf Stecks (1772–1805), der 1798/1799 Generalsekretär der Helvetischen Republik war. Steck war von 1867 bis 1881 Pfarrer der Reformierten Gemeinde Dresden. Von 1881 bis 1921 war er Professor für Neues Testament an der Universität Bern, ab 1893 zudem für allgemeine Religionsgeschichte, und 1896 bis 1897 deren Rektor.
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Johann Rudolf Julius Steck (* 18. Januar 1842 in Bern; † 30. November 1924 ebenda) war ein Schweizer reformierter Theologe und Schriftsteller. Rudolf Steck entstammte dem patrizischen Zweig der Berner Familie Steck und war ein Enkel Johann Rudolf Stecks (1772–1805), der 1798/1799 Generalsekretär der Helvetischen Republik war. Steck war von 1867 bis 1881 Pfarrer der Reformierten Gemeinde Dresden. Von 1881 bis 1921 war er Professor für Neues Testament an der Universität Bern, ab 1893 zudem für allgemeine Religionsgeschichte, und 1896 bis 1897 deren Rektor. Johann Rudolf Julius Steck (18 January 1842 – 30 November 1924) was a Swiss reformed theologian and writer. Steck was a pastor of the Reformed Church, Dresden (1867-1881). From 1881 to 1921 he was Professor of Theology at the University of Bern. He was influenced by the writings of Bruno Bauer and was a proponent of the Christ myth theory. He believed that the Pauline epistles were a case of second century pseudepigrapha. Steck argued that the Pauline letters were written by a school of people.
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