The Incarnate Christ and His Critics

In The Incarnate Christ and His Critics, authors Robert M. Bowman Jr. and J. Ed Komoszewski examine the controversial theological claim that Jesus is God incarnate, addressing objections from a variety of religious perspectives, including Jehovah's Witnesses and progressive Christians. Building on their previous work, they utilize the acronym HANDS to highlight five key pillars of New Testament teaching that affirm Jesus' divine identity, including the honors, attributes, names, deeds, and eternal throne associated with God. The authors present a compelling argument grounded in biblical scholarship that upholds the historic Christian view on the deity of Christ.