Jesus through the Centuries: His Place in the History of Culture

John Bossy · Jaroslav Pelikán

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A discussion about how each age created Jesus in its own image, discovering in his life and teachings the answers to fundamental questions of human life and destiny. It studies the images of Jesus cherished by successive ages, suggesting that the depictions are key to understanding each era.

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