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In JESUS GARDENS ME, David Jackson proposes a radical view of the occupation of Jesus. Working from a personal experience in an Easter Garden he proceeds to research material in Cross-Cultural anthropology to arrive at a new understanding of the Historical Jesus. He follows this by a close look at the Easter Moment of Jesus and Mary Magdalene in the garden tomb area which leads to an extensive treatment of interpretations of this event: "fanciful speculation" or "fruitful contemplation"?

Section two is dominated by Consciousness Raising Trips in which he has felt Jesus "Gardening" or directing him. The different realities of the underdeveloped South America and overdeveloped North America are demonstrated in story telling fashion.

Section three continues an attempt to invite readers to a deeper relationship with Jesus.