CHAPTER 12: The Deity of Jesus: An Investigation.CHAPTER 11: Is Christianity a Copycat Religion?.CHAPTER 10: The Resurrection: Hoax or History?.CHAPTER 9: Old Testament Prophecies Fulfilled in Jesus Christ.CHAPTER 8: The Trilemma: Lord, Liar, Lunatic?.CHAPTER 6: The Historical Existence of Jesus.CHAPTER 5: Gnostic Gospels and Other Nonbiblical Texts.CHAPTER 4: Have the Old Testament Manuscripts Been Accurately Transmitted?.
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