Truth on Trial

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Set in the tumultuous first century C.E., the narrative explores the intense debates surrounding religious truth, particularly with the rise of Christianity and its claims about Jesus. The Gospel of John, composed later in that century, captures this conflict with remarkable clarity, portraying Jesus as both a proclaimer and embodiment of truth. The text raises profound questions about the nature of truth, famously echoed in the dialogue between Jesus and a Roman magistrate, prompting readers to reflect on the complexities of belief and understanding.