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The Challenge of Jesus

Name: The Challenge of Jesus
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Author: N. T. Wright
ISBN: 9780281073863

by N. T. Wright

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176 pages
Publisher: SPCK Publishing
14 x 21.6 x 1.1 cm

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For Christians seeking a deeper faith and understanding

Addresses doubts about Jesus' relevance in modern faith

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This insightful book explores the historical understanding of Jesus and its impact on Christian discipleship today.

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This text answers the scepticism about the need for a historical understanding of Jesus and shows how this can affect Christian discipleship today. It explores Jesus' preaching, his Messiahship and death, and his self-understanding in relation to God.

The book goes on to ask: What does this imply? What should this mean for us? What, in fact, is the mission of the church grounded in this Jesus and this resurrection, to our postmodern world?