The world is sweep through by the heat of Mel Gibson’s “Passion of Christ?which has portrayed the crucifixion of Christ in his last 12 hours of life. The film has very lively and real demonstration on the suffering of Christ, therefore the historical evidence to support these scene described in the Bible are concerned. This is actually a long standing question for believers and researchers.
Thanks to the DVD “JESUS: Fact or Fiction??it is designed for today’s postmodern culture to tackle all the skeptics and theological difficulties encountered. It gathers leading scholars, historians, and writers who offer compelling evidence for the reliability of the Christian worldview.
Some of the professionals include Ravi Zacharias International Lecturer on Philosophy and World Religions, Paul Maier Professor of Ancient History, Gary Habermas Professor of Philosophy and Theology, Darrell Bock Research Professor of New Testament Studies and etc.
"JESUS: Fact or Fiction?" also includes the full-length version of "JESUS," the most watched film in history with more than 5 billion viewings in more than 800 languages.
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