The author says that there were a wide variety of interpretations of Jesus. Further still, the author reminds us that "it is the winners who write history-their way." Still, the author believes that the Christianity that survived was more authentic and more in continuity with the historical Jesus than competing versions. What were his reasons for this? Evaluate them. Do you think he was right?

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The Answer of The author says that there were a wide variety of interpretations of Jesus. Further still, the author reminds us that "it is the winners who write history-their way." Still, the author believes that the Christianity that survived was more authentic and more in continuity with the historical Jesus than competing versions. What were his reasons for this? Evaluate them. Do you think he was right?

The Author Says That There Were a Wide Variety of Interpretations