FAIRFAX, Va., Nov. 7, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- With today's society questioning the reality of Jesus Christ, arguments have been raised to challenge basic affirmations of Christian faith. The Reality and Ethics of Jesus confronts these issues as it gives you supporting documents that aim to uplift your faith.
The "new thinking" of some scholars today has questioned the historical reality and purpose of Jesus' ministry, passion and resurrection. Chapters in this book assess recent developments that have raised these questions. They also provide a background in scripture, church history, theology, ethics, and political philosophy that is essential for traveling through the maze of contentious viewpoints today. This book also raises issues in the "public square" that demand an ethical response by the church.
Dig deeper into the life of Jesus as this book gives you years of historical research that aims to confront questions of faith and reality. Order a copy now.
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About the Author
Drawing upon lifetime experiences in several careers, Al Saunders has researched and written this book to grapple with profound issues which he believes are confronted by Christian faith today.
Holding graduate degrees from Princeton Theological Seminary and Duke University, Dr. Saunders moved from the pastorate to work as a Washington representative of the church and later as senior staff in the U.S. Senate. He also served more than two decades as an Army chaplain, retiring in the grade of Colonel. His involvement in various political issues and campaigns led to lectures and articles on domestic and international matters of concern to the church. He is a retired member of the Society of Christian Ethics.
Al and Carol, Director of Patient Care at a neurology group practice, recently celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary with the families of their son and daughter, including three granddaughters, who live in San Diego, California.
The Reality and Ethics of Jesus * by Albert C. Saunders
Issues and History
Publication Date: September 29, 2008
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