Title: DISAPPOINTING
Product review: "The Hidden Jesus" is not a worthwhile and scholarly study of the Gospels but instead a religeous treatise. Although the author doubts the historicity of the Virgin Birth and believes many of the tales are metaphors, he readily accepts the rest of the stories as factual accounts. He never questions their validity or authenticity. The following are two examples of his views: "We may indeed readily admit that nothing is impossible with God" and "It is only to the living and forever risen Lord that I direct my gaze." This book adds nothing to the serious study of the New Testament.
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