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The Authentic Jesus: The Certainty of Christ in a Skeptical World is unavailable, but you can change that!

Presented as a sort of apologetic for the historicity and authenticity of Jesus, John Stott lays out the central relevance of history for the validity of the Christian faith. Examining difficult questions and the intertwined historical and theological reasons behind them, Stott makes a powerful case for an authentic Jesus in the face of a skeptical modern world.

And evangelism is impossible without it. We shall not win people to Christ by ignoring their problems. The apostles were constantly “arguing” with people out of the Scriptures. Paul’s confident claim before Festus was that what he was saying was “true and reasonable” (Acts 26:25). It does not seem to have occurred to him that apologetics and evangelism were incompatible, or that reasoning was inconsistent with trust in the Holy Spirit. On the contrary, he could describe all his evangelistic activity
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