books by Paul Rhodes Eddy (historical wrestling tradition)

books by Paul Rhodes Eddy

books:

Across the Spectrum: Understanding Issues in Evangelical Theology

27 reviews
Gregory A. Boyd, Paul Rhodes Eddy

Baker Academic, 2002

Get some perspective, people!
It shouldn't have to be said, but since no one has REALLY said it, I will. Do you negative reviewers actually believe that the authors hold all of these views? And that it is their intent for you to just pick any of them (cafeteria-style) and that they're all equal? Do you think that they crafted all of these positions? From many of the comments, some of you are placing the blame on Boyd and ...

Jesus Legend, The: A Case for the Historical Reliability of the Synoptic Jesus Tradition

8 reviews
Paul Rhodes Eddy, Gregory A. Boyd

Baker Academic, 2007

Legendary
The set of respectable ways to argue that Jesus was legendary or never existed just got a whole lot smaller. Two highly qualified scholars with impeccable credentials have granted the skeptics their wish: to subject the Jesus-myth arguments to critical scrutiny instead of simply dismissing them as 'anti-God' or 'just so much rhetoric'. Maybe now people like Robert Price and Earl Doherty wish they ...

Lord or Legend?: Wrestling with the Jesus Dilemma

4 reviews
Gregory A. Boyd, Paul Rhodes Eddy

Baker Books, 2007

If You are Born Again, You will Love this Book
First of all, I should state my bias. I was Born Again in 1962, and am striving to be as pleasing as possible to my wonderful Lord Jesus Christ. Over the years, I have read perhaps a dozen apologetic books. It was a great pleasure to read "Lord or Legend?". It is one of the best, and perhaps the best, apologetic book, I have ever read. I can see that the authors spent much time researching this ...