Man, Myth, Messiah – Rice Broocks

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Man, Myth, Messiah: Answering History’s Greatest Question by Rice Broocks (with a foreword by Gary Habermas) tackles one of the most debated topics in history — did Jesus of Nazareth really exist, and was He truly the Messiah? In this thought-provoking follow-up to God’s Not Dead, Broocks examines historical, textual, and archaeological evidence to affirm the reality of Jesus as a historical figure and the truth of the claims made about Him in the Gospels.

The book addresses popular sceptic theories suggesting Jesus was a mythical invention, drawing parallels to ancient pagan gods, and systematically debunks them by presenting credible, well-researched arguments from both ancient history and contemporary scholarship. Broocks also explores the reliability of the Gospel accounts and the evidence for the resurrection — the cornerstone claim of Christianity.

Clear, accessible, and engaging, Man, Myth, Messiah is ideal for believers, seekers, and sceptics alike who want a balanced, well-reasoned case for the historical Jesus.