What think ye of the Christ? A question that echoes across centuries and world cultures.
This volume gathers a thoughtful study of Christ as the savior and the work of God in the world. It traces how a carpenter from Nazareth became a global question, shaping faith, society, and the way civilizations view salvation. From early Palestine to the Roman Empire, and onward to modern times, the book asks what this figure means and how people respond to the claim of divine mission.
- Learn how the idea of salvation is defined in Christian belief and why it matters for all nations.
- See historical contrasts between the rise of a new Christian movement and the forces that opposed it.
- Explore connections the author draws between Christian influence and movements for dignity, justice, and abolition.
- Consider how the question of Christ resonates in today’s global dialogue about faith and identity.
Ideal for readers of religious history, Christian thought, and those exploring how faith meets the challenges of modern life in a changing world.