Wright, James Crossley, and James Tabor, so I decided to read it. But I saw on the book’s Amazon page that it is recommended by biblical scholars as diverse as N.T. I was initially hesitant to read this book, thinking that it was yet another work of Christian apologetics repeating the same old Christian apologetic arguments. Hutchinson, who has a graduate degree in New Testament from Fuller Theological Seminary, argues that such claims are based on outdated scholarship, and that newer research is consistent with the historicity of the Gospel accounts.
Some of what they say is also stated by professors in secular colleges and universities. See here to purchase the book.Įvery Christmas and Easter season, sensationalist documentaries come out claiming or implying that the biblical Gospels are historically unreliable in their depiction of Jesus. Searching for Jesus: New Discoveries in the Quest for Jesus of Nazareth-And How They Confirm the Gospel Accounts.
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