For most Christian believers, what is truly remarkable and
important about Jesus is not his life, but his resurrection from
the dead. They may believe that Jesus' death is significant not as
the end of Jesus' life, but as the first half of the saving event
that comprises the Christian gospel: the death and resurrection of
Jesus. For Christians, this great divine cosmic event, around which
all of human history pivots, is what saves us from our sins. Apart
from this, the death of Jesus would simply be the meaningless end
to an interesting but insignificant life. In this lively and
provocative work, Patterson reconstructs early Christian
assessments of Jesus' significance and also questions basic
assumptions about modern interpretations of Jesus' death. He
emphasizes the importance of Jesus' life in relation to his death
and resurrection. And he challenges individualistic notions of how
Jesus' death relates to Christian ethics.
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