Title: Note to Christian Apologists: Keep Trying...
Product review: Baylor University Press lists no credentials for Stephen C. Carlson. His bio simply says: Stephen C. Carlson is Partner in Ditthavong & Carlson (Fairfax, VA). Although this apparently not current, I checked. So he's a patent attorney. So what you have is yet another Christian "pseudo academic" attempting to take down a well respected academic and scholar.And this is what happens whenever any claim crosses with established canon about Jesus of Nazareth: the apologists come out of the woodwork and pile on claiming fraud. Take the recent discovery of a papyrus fragment in which Jesus refers to his wife. Before anything at all is published it's labeled a fraud with absolutely no evidence whatsoever.This book, which is no longer being published, belongs in the same bin with anything published by Jerome Corsi or Orly Taitz.
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