Jesus in History: Separating Faith from Fact Through Historical Evidence

Who was the historical Jesus? Was he merely a religious figure, or did he leave a lasting impact on history beyond theological interpretations? Jesus in History: Separating Faith from Fact Through Historical Evidence offers a groundbreaking exploration into Jesus's life, teachings, and historical context, separating faith from fact.

Through meticulous research, Patrick Wanjiku delves into Jewish, Roman, and early Christian sources, uncovering non-biblical references to Jesus and his influence on first-century Judea. Archaeological evidence and historical methodologies further illuminate his interactions with political authorities, religious groups, and ordinary people of the time. By analyzing key texts, including Josephus, Tacitus, and the Talmud, this book reconstructs Jesus’ historical presence beyond Gospel narratives.

Whether you are a historian, a religious studies student, or someone seeking to understand Jesus beyond faith, this book provides an unbiased, scholarly perspective. It addresses critical questions: How did Jesus navigate Roman rule? What role did Jewish messianic expectations play in his legacy? What can archaeology reveal about his time?

Step beyond theological interpretations and uncover the real Jesus within history. Order Jesus in History: Separating Faith from Fact Through Historical Evidence today and embark on a fascinating journey into one of the most debated figures of all time!