Difamando a Jesús

Tanto los eruditos como los escépticos quieren la verdad sobre el Hombre que dijo ser Dios. El renombrado erudito Dr. Erwin Lutzer proporciona las respuestas válidas. A partir de décadas de riguroso estudio de la Biblia y de su experiencia como maestro, examina seis creencias ampliamente difundidas sobre Jesucristo-que no son verdad pero se han infiltrado aún en la iglesia-y las confronta con hechos. Estas creencias incluyen: Se ha descubierto la tumba de la familia de Jesús Jesús escapó a la crucifixión Jesús quería y necesitaba que Judas lo traicionara Jesús solo era un hombre ucomún Jesús es sólo un camino hacia Dios entre muchos otros Jesús tiene un secreto obscuro Utilizando una lógica clara y evidencia histórica, el Dr. Lutzer prepara a los lectores para comprender la persona de Jesús y para identificar y exponer las mentiras para desmerecerlo. Both skeptics and believers want the truth about the man who claimed to be God. Renowned scholar Dr. Erwin Lutzer provides the ultimate answers. Drawing on decades of rigorous Bible study and teaching experience, he examines five widely-held beliefs about Jesus Christ-untruths that have infiltrated even the church-and counters them with facts. The fabrications include: The family tomb of Jesus was discovered Jesus escaped the crucifixion Jesus wanted and needed Judas to betray him Jesus was just a man Jesus is one way to God among many Jesus has a dark secret Using clear logic and historical evidence, Dr. Lutzer equips readers to understand the person of Jesus, and to identify and expose the lies that demean him. About the Author Erwin W. Lutzer is senior pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago. A graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and Loyola University, he is the author of numerous books, including the Gold Medallion award winner Hitler's Cross and the best seller One Minute After You Die. He is also a teacher on radio programs heard on more than 700 stations throughout the United States and the world, including Songs in the Night, The Moody Church Hour, and the daily feature Running to Win. He and his wife, Rebecca, live in the Chicago area and have three married children and six grandchildren.