Encountering Jesus through the earliest witnesses.

From: Theological Studies | Date: September 1, 1996| Author: Young, Paula Dickey | Copyright information

Jesus Christ is best viewed through those who encountered him first, in the record now viewed as the Synoptic Gospels. His first followers responded to Jesus' message with faith and changed lives. Christianity grew from the desire of people who needed to communicate this change. Modern Christians have a clear call to use political and social means in shaping a society where all who need help can experience the fullness of life.

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