Christian Origins and the Question of God: The New Testament and the People of God (Paperback)

from aevaughn

It's a great book. Although, it requires a significant amount of effort to consider what the author is saying. Also, some preparation might be useful. Such as, having some groundings in the branche...

from michaelwu

In situating New Testament study and interpretation in its literary, historical and theological context, Wright provides a robust and generous reconstruction of first-century Judaism and Christiani...

from michaelwu

In situating New Testament study and interpretation in its literary, historical and theological context, Wright provides a robust and generous reconstruction of first-century Judaism and Christiani...

from stillatim

A very clearly written, well-argued, but sometimes repetitive book. The first methodological section is embarrassing for anyone who has read literary criticism or philosophy of the last forty years...

from slaveofOne

This book functions more like an introduction and scene setter to the later books in the series. It explores epistemology and literary criticism, critiques the history of New Testament historical s...