Fidelity with Plausibility

The book explores the complex task of interpreting Jesus Christ's religious significance by balancing fidelity to traditional Christology with contemporary plausibility. It critiques the extremes of disregarding classical tradition or succumbing to irrationalism, advocating for a modest interpretation of Jesus. This approach rejects the notion of Jesus as uniquely and exhaustively significant for revelation and salvation, suggesting that a nuanced understanding is essential for meaningful engagement with both historical and modern perspectives.