Description
The relative indifference of New Zealanders to questions about Jesus is a response to the inability of Christian scholars to agree who Jesus was, what he did, and what his message was. Bill Cooke sees this confusion as a chance for the real Jesus — Rabbi Yeshua — to step out of the shadows of two thousand years of theological embellishment and be heard in his own words. Perhaps he can then take his place alongside all the other great thinkers and guides of history and help us in our search for balance and perspective in our lives.
