Unity and Diversity in the New Testament

The book offers an in-depth analysis of the New Testament canon and the origins of Christianity, focusing on the distinct messages of Jesus, Luke, Paul, and John. It explores early Christian preaching, oral traditions, and community practices. In the second half, the author examines the diversity within early Christianity, including Jewish, Hellenistic, Apocalyptic, and Early Catholic strands. The conclusion reflects on the implications of these findings for contemporary Christian understanding and theology, enriched by the author's insights developed over 25 years.