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Jesus Legend or Lord? Part One The Areopagus Journal of the Apologetics Resource Center. Volume 3, Number 3.

Craig L. Blomberg

5/5 ( ratings)

C.S. Lewis posited the famous trilemma regarding Jesus in his book Mere Christianity
as to whether Jesus was “a liar, the Lord, or a lunatic.” The two issues of the Areopagus Journals, Jesus- Legend or Lord? Parts1 and 2, answer those questions plus a fourth issue, is Jesus just a legend concocted by groups with agendas.
Part one addresses the coherence if the incarnation-how can one person be God and man? The journal also covers the historical evidences for the actual life and claims of Jesus on the four gospels and beyond, and also the journal provides a scholarly response and refutation of the media’s darlings- the liberal Jesus Seminars organization.
Part two provides a scholarly response to the various liberal antagonists to the historical Jesus and Christianity such as John Shelby Spong and the Third Quest for the Historical Jesus. Also presented is the case for the historical Jesus and the absolutely essential event of the resurrection of Jesus. Also included, as in all the journals, are several book reviews of important books.

Language: English

Pages: 66

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: The Apologetics Resource Center

Release: February 01, 2012

Jesus Legend or Lord? Part One The Areopagus Journal of the Apologetics Resource Center. Volume 3, Number 3.

Craig L. Blomberg

5/5 ( ratings)

C.S. Lewis posited the famous trilemma regarding Jesus in his book Mere Christianity
as to whether Jesus was “a liar, the Lord, or a lunatic.” The two issues of the Areopagus Journals, Jesus- Legend or Lord? Parts1 and 2, answer those questions plus a fourth issue, is Jesus just a legend concocted by groups with agendas.
Part one addresses the coherence if the incarnation-how can one person be God and man? The journal also covers the historical evidences for the actual life and claims of Jesus on the four gospels and beyond, and also the journal provides a scholarly response and refutation of the media’s darlings- the liberal Jesus Seminars organization.
Part two provides a scholarly response to the various liberal antagonists to the historical Jesus and Christianity such as John Shelby Spong and the Third Quest for the Historical Jesus. Also presented is the case for the historical Jesus and the absolutely essential event of the resurrection of Jesus. Also included, as in all the journals, are several book reviews of important books.

Language: English

Pages: 66

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: The Apologetics Resource Center

Release: February 01, 2012

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