The Apologetics Debate Handbook on Kindle!
That’s what I’m calling my book Who Was Jesus? Fingerprints of The Christ: “The Apologetics Debate Handbook,” because that’s what it is.
When I first created Who Was Jesus? some years ago, I did it with simplicity in mind, and now I’ve made it even simpler because you can carry the book around with all the rest of your Kindle texts!
Over the years, I had been asked by many people to write a short but comprehensive and comprehensible survey of the major difficulties with the gospel story. They had in mind sharing the knowledge with Christian relatives and friends. That’s exactly what I did with WWJ.
To make the book brief and to pinpoint the topic, I confined my analysis mainly to the four canonical gospels, adding my own commentary as well as copious quotes from a number of scholars, the vast majority of whom are or were Christian. Here is a list:
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Who Was Jesus? has received rave reviews over the years from some erudite and credentialed individuals, whose reviews and blurbs can be read on my sites, including the book’s main webpage.
In WWJ, I run through the main problems with the gospels, as known and discussed by New Testament scholars and theologians, including contradictions and dating issues, etc. If you are interested in the subject of Christian apologetics – especially if you enjoy debating with Christian apologists – you will want to read this book! And to have it around at all times, in this handy Kindle edition.
WWJ goes Kindle
The reason it’s taken me this long to put out a Kindle edition of Who Was Jesus? is because Kindle is quite time-consuming to format. Amazon’s document conversion program is buggy and overrides codes, so it took quite a bit of tweaking to get it to this point.
Thus, I worked very hard to make this digital Kindle edition as easy to read as is possible, because I frankly think the fascinating and important information in this book is far too underutilized and should be made more widely available and known.
This Kindle edition is easy both on the eye and the wallet!
If you don’t have a Kindle reader but would like one, it would be great if you made your purchase through my site, because it would give me the extra support. Here’s a link:
Also, you don’t need a Kindle reader to access these books, as Kindle makes applications (“apps”) for the following devices as well: iPhone, iPod, iPad and similar devices, such as Blackberry, Android, PC, Mac, etc.
Further Kindle Reading
Who Was Jesus? Fingerprints of The Christ
The Christ Conspiracy: The Greatest Story Ever Sold
Man Made God by Barbara G. Walker
The Gospel According to Acharya S
Jesus as the Sun Throughout History
See also the forum thread for updates:
And if you haven’t seen the WWJ video, enjoy!
9 thoughts on “The Apologetics Debate Handbook on Kindle!”
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Thank you. I already have The Christ Conspiracy kindle version, and I’ll be buying Who Was Jesus too.
Didn’t think to check to see if I could get your books on Kindle. Good thinking posting this. I’ll be getting a Kindle copy. I want it signed, though.
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Thank you Acharya. I already have 3 of your books – hard copy including “The Christ Conspiracy”. Your time in making “Who Was Jesus” is excellent for me because I am reading in Kindle “Who Killed Jesus”: Crossan. Crossan delivers a critical commentary on the Gospels, however he is a Roman Catholic. You have not been poisoned by Christianity and can give the true picture regarding the Gospels and the legends about Jesus. I look forward to reading “Who Was Jesus”
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Christ in Egypt
Will CIE be next on the Kindle list?
Thanks for the query. Right now I’m working on The Gospel According to Acharya S ([url]http://stellarhousepublishing.com/gospel.html[/url]), which should be up next week! :woohoo:
Great, will download it now, have The Christ Conspiracy and Barbara’s Man Made God which I am reading now. Look forward to more Kindle editions. Thank you Achara.
Who was Jesus?
:cheer: Glad to be able to get the Kindle version!! I love Kindle, and the new version holds **3500** books – I’ve only got 270 so far.
I always wondered why more of the kind of books I like were not available on Kindle, but since you now say it’s hard to convert, that may answer my question.
The book is really great! i enjoyed every page i read! recommend it to everyone. It couldn’t even be compared with all those online essays!