Jesus, The Man Who Lives

Jesus, The Man Who Lives

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MuggeridgeS Masterpiece, The Greatest Achievement Of His Life As A Writer.The London Timesone Of The Most Arrestingly Insightful Reflections Ever Written On The Life, Person, And Teachings Of Christ.In Jesus, The Man Who Lives, The Celebrated British Author Malcolm Muggeridge Offers A Meditation That Was Deemed By The London Times To Be His Masterpiece, The Greatest Achievement Of His Life As A Writer. MuggeridgeS Portrait Of Christ Is At Once Deeply Personal And Universally Accessible.Beginning With The Assertion That The Coming Of Jesus Into The World Is The Most Stupendous Event In Human History, Muggeridge Provides Astute Commentary On The Events Of ChristS Life, His Teachings, His Parables, His Prophecies, And His Relationships. Along The Way, He Happily Punctures Many Of The Cherished Myths Held About JesusAnd About ItselfBy The Modern, SelfSatisfied, Largely PostChristian World. With His Trademark Honesty And Wit, Muggeridge Concludes That Either Jesus Never Was Or He Still Is. I Assert That He Still Is.This New, FiftiethAnniversary Edition Proudly Reintroduces Malcolm MuggeridgeS Profound Spiritual Meditation To A New Generation Of Readers.

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