Did Jesus Really Live?

This book is a fascinating document of a public debate held in Chicago in 1908 about the historical existence of Jesus. The debate featured two prominent religious leaders of the day arguing for and against the proposition, and the resulting discussion provides valuable insight into the debates about faith and reason that continue to shape modern society.
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