Title: Execrable "scholarship"
Product review: Wierwille demonstrates a near-complete lack of knowledge of both the history of the Christian church and sound Biblical exegesis in this volume. None of the manifold extant writings of the early church are cited in his chapter dealing with church history--only relatively modern sources are cited. An example of this failing is his assertion that the fourth and fifth century adherents of Arianism did not subscribe to a triune model of the godhead. This directly contradicts the many surviving creedal affirmations by the Arians of Jesus being both God and Man. After this deeply uninformed study of the early church, his "exegesis" of scripture regarding the nature of the Christ fares no better. A parallel Greek/English New Testament, along with a Thayer's (or an Arndt and Gingrich) lexicon at your elbow, AND dutiful application of one's self to the materials at hand will serve you far more faithfully than a single page of "Jesus Christ is Not God."
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