Publisher's Synopsis
Schaff's classic work on Christology provides a comprehensive and detailed account of the historical and theological contexts and controversies surrounding the person of Christ. He examines the claims and arguments of critical scholars such as Strauss and Renan, and defends the traditional Christian view of Christ against their objections. The Person of Christ is a scholarly yet accessible study that sheds light on one of the most important and controversial figures in history.
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