The Case for Historic Christianity (Wharton) (Print)

Author: Edward C. Wharton

In this volume, Wharton establishes the historical trustworthiness of the New Testament as the foundation upon which the claims for the resurrection and deity of Jesus are sustained. Included is a brief examination of liberal criticism's view of Christ and the New Testament. The latest edition has added a chapter on canonicity.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.  Jesus and History
2.  The Historical Reliability of the New Testament, Part I
3.  The Historical Reliability of the New Testament, Part II
4.  The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Part I - Evidence from the Tomb
5.  The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Part II - The Pentecost Phenomenon
6.  The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Part III - The Apostles' Testimony
7.  The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Part IV - The Conversion of Saul of Tarsus
8.  The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Part V - Evidence from Paul's Epistles
9.  Jesus, the Man of Destiny
10. Jesus in the Context of Miracles
11. The Canonicity Factor
12. The Value of the Critical View of the Bible

Textbook for courses: Historical Christian Evidences (SIBI Studio), Historical Christian Evidences (Classroom Audio)