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Thinking clearly about the uniqueness of Jesus
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TextSeries: The Thinking Clearly SeriesPublication details: London Evangelical alliance SCB Pub. c1997Description: 186 p. : 20 cmISBN: - 1854243470
- BR 127 .W74 1997
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| BR 115 .N87 F44 1994 The Lord's table : | BR 115 .P8 G78 1988 The gift of prophecy in the New Testament and today / | BR 121.2 .E29 1987 The futures of Christianity / | BR 127 .W74 1997 Thinking clearly about the uniqueness of Jesus | BR 128 .A26 F75 1996 Missionary responses to tribal religions at Edinburgh, 1910 / | BR 165 .S79513 1999 The Jesus Movement: | BR 325 .L56 1997 Martin Luther : |
Summary:
What do people think about Jesus? How is he "unique"? To be saved, must people really have faith in him? In a multi-faith society, is this not profoundly offensive? This volume analyzes the debate about Jesus and religious pluralism, and looks at social and theological thinking today.