What do we think about Jesus? How is he 'unique'? To be saved, must we really have faith in him? In a multi-faith society, is this not profoundly offensive?
'This has become an issue of critical importance,' says Chris Wright. 'It will affect our view of tradition and doctrine and is bound to affect the shape of Christian identity and belief in coming generations. The uniqueness of Jesus is not something Christianity invented,' he insists. 'It is a truth wh has been entrusted to us as stewards and witnesses.'
This volume is a fully revised, expanded and updated edition of Chris Wright's earlier book What's so Unique about Jesut? It shares the special characteristics of the series, with frequent summaries, subheads and particular attention to lucid, straightforward English. The purpose is to create a basic reference library on the Christian faith.