Jeremiah Johnston book on evidence for Jesus tops New York Times bestseller list
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Updated · Fox News · May 3
Jeremiah Johnston book on evidence for Jesus tops New York Times bestseller list
9 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 3
The Jesus Discoveries argues 10 finds, including ossuaries, papyri, inscriptions, coins and the Shroud of Turin, strengthen the historical case for Jesus of Nazareth.
Johnston says discoveries such as the Pilate inscription, a Caiaphas ossuary and first-century Nazareth remains challenge long-standing sceptical claims about Gospel figures and places.
The report links the book's success to renewed US interest in faith, especially among younger people, amid broader questioning of claims that America has become post-Christian.
As new science debunks the Shroud of Turin, can the other nine 'discoveries' still prove the historical Jesus?
If you set aside faith, what single piece of archaeological evidence for Jesus is truly undeniable?
Is a bestselling book proof of a faith revival, or a symptom of a nation seeking certainty in polarized times?