Tom Gilson has written a modern day version of Atticus Haygood's Man of Galilee. He certainly gives Haygood plenty of credit, along with several other writers who have used the very personality of Jesus as evidence of his veracity, or as the subtitle states "How Jesus' Incomparable Character Reveals His Reality." Gilson seems to take things a step further, in an easy-to-read conversational style.
First, he studies the personality of Jesus in all areas, covering passages you have heard all your life but never thought of that way. Then he takes on the skeptics, using his method to answer all their challenges. And finally, he meets head-on the inescapable conclusion of all of this: Jesus is the only way to God and deserves our complete devotion. If you have never studied the gospels through this lens, you will be even more convinced of who and what Jesus is after you read this book.
The end of the book includes study questions for those who want to use it in classes, as well as an eye-opening section on the apocryphal gospels, the so-called missing gospels, which were neither missing nor gospels. You will agree.
Too Good to Be False is published by DeWard Publishing.
Dene Ward
First, he studies the personality of Jesus in all areas, covering passages you have heard all your life but never thought of that way. Then he takes on the skeptics, using his method to answer all their challenges. And finally, he meets head-on the inescapable conclusion of all of this: Jesus is the only way to God and deserves our complete devotion. If you have never studied the gospels through this lens, you will be even more convinced of who and what Jesus is after you read this book.
The end of the book includes study questions for those who want to use it in classes, as well as an eye-opening section on the apocryphal gospels, the so-called missing gospels, which were neither missing nor gospels. You will agree.
Too Good to Be False is published by DeWard Publishing.
Dene Ward
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