The Problem of Jesus (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781025326054)

"The Problem of Jesus" is a profound theological and historical inquiry into the identity, life, and enduring legacy of Jesus Christ. Clyde L. Kuhn's work addresses the complex questions surrounding the historical person of Jesus versus the Christ of faith, navigating the intersection of biblical scholarship, philosophy, and modern critical thought.

Kuhn explores the central "problem" of how to understand Jesus's teachings and mission within a contemporary context. By examining the Gospels and the social environment of the first century, the author provides a thoughtful analysis of the impact Jesus had on his contemporaries and the subsequent development of Christian doctrine. The text serves as both a scholarly examination and a reflective guide for readers interested in the foundational questions of Christology and the historical foundations of the Christian faith. This work remains a significant artifact of early twentieth-century religious inquiry, offering insights into the evolution of modern theology and the perpetual search for the meaning behind the life of one of history's most influential figures.

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