Check out this series of posts at the It’s In the Text blog reviewing The Son of God. In part,
Charles Lee Irons, Danny André Dixon and Dustin R. Smith have written excellent essays, drawing their readers in by probing the very heart of ancient documents and dialogue with questions and propositions regarding the identity of Jesus of Nazareth. They have challenged, congratulated and clashed with each other as “Iron sharpens…” well, in this case Dixon and Smith.
I agree! It is a great tri-personal book. Your job is to decide who gets the bronze, who gets the silver, and who gets the gold.
After you read the posts, if you’re not already convinced to get a copy and read it, you can listen to me interview each author, here, here, and here.
Of course, the real meat is in the book! This is all just appetizer.
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