God in One Person

Part 1 Introductory: the narrow choice; the agreed background. Part 2 The prior improbability of an incarnation: does God intervene in history?; why would God become incarnate?; how could God become incarnate?; how could God incarnate be recognized?. Part 3 Incarnation as a needless explanation of the Christ event: does the miraculous indicate divinity?; do the resurrection reports accredit divinity?; do other factors point to divinity?; does all his teaching befit divinity. Part 4 The place of Jesus in non-incarnational faith: seeking to understand the real Jesus; why then the special focus on Jesus?; an attractive and viable faith.