Who is Jesus Really? Answers from history, other religions, and the Bible

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DESCRIPTION of the Lesson

This lesson examines the question, 'Who is Jesus?' by comparing the historical record, the teachings of other religions, and the testimony of the Bible. It emphasizes that Jesus is one of the best-attested figures of the ancient world, reviews historical sources inside and outside the Bible, contrasts Christianity's understanding of Jesus with other worldviews, and challenges each person to decide who Jesus is and to live consistently with that answer.

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