Gospel and the Greeks: Did the New Testament Borrow from Pagan Thought? » (2ND)

Dr. Ronald H. Nash is professor of philosophy and theology at Reformed Theological Seminary.  He is author or editor of more than twenty books, and has served as an advisor to the United States Civil Rights Commission.

If Christianity borrowed many of its basic beliefs from pagan systems of thought, as some modern scholars have declared, it is not what its adherents claim it to be.  The Gospel and the Greeks examines the proposition that Christianity is dependent upon a number of Hellenistic philosophies, the Greco-Roman mystery religions, and Gnosticism.  Dr. Nash's arguments for the uniqueness of Christianity are constructed with great care, and his conclusions are convincing.