Jesus: A Brief History

Exploring the historical reception of Jesus over two millennia, this book delves into how a Galilean Jew became recognized as Christ by billions worldwide. It addresses crucial questions about his identity and actions, while also emphasizing the significance of understanding his legacy in context. W. Barnes Tatum utilizes a diverse array of materials, from ancient texts to modern interpretations in art and literature, including notable works like The DaVinci Code and The Passion of the Christ, to illustrate Jesus' enduring impact on culture and theology.