Christian Origins and the Question of Go The Resurrection of the Son of God, Book 03, (Paperback)

from gottfried_leibniz

I never thought I would read this book, it took a lot of time to finish this book. I would recommend this only if you are seriously interested in knowing, "What really happened at Easter?"Thanks to Wright, I understand a lot about the early beliefs of life after death. I enjoyed his writings on E...

from Phil76

I haven't finished this book yet, but so far, so good. Wright continues to follow his careful methodical approach, starting with resurrection in Greek and Roman literature and then Jewish literature of the time. He then deals with biblical texts relating to resurrection, showing convincingly that...

from aevaughn

This tome is extremely thorough, yet not dry. Wright's insights and some humour help to make this work a delightful read. Although, if you are looking for a survey of this topic you might want to refer to his work "Suprised by Hope". Note, however that this book is the 3rd in a series, so he cons...

from jjvors

"The Resurrection of the Son of God' by NT Wright is a scholarly analysis of the historical evidence for Jesus' resurrection. Dr. NT Wright, the Bishop of Durham, exhaustively looks at primary sources. His bibliography extends for 40 pages. He reviews what the pagan world believed about the resur...

from deusvitae

The third volume of Wright's magisterial series on Christian Origins and the Question of God, originally designed to be the end of the second volume, but for understandable reasons became a volume in and of itself. Wright set out to comprehensively make a historical case for not only the possibil...