What, ultimately, is Christianity?

What, ultimately, is Christianity? Many ask this question, convinced that it is a good religion, but which lacks intellectual rigor. In this book, John Stott examines the claims that form the foundations of Christianity. It presents the Christian faith in a rigorous manner based on the person and work of Jesus Christ.

John Stott (1921-2011) was a well-known evangelical Anglican theologian. He wrote more than forty works, and his influence on the Christian Church has been considerable throughout the world. He notably played a major role during the International Congress for World Evangelization (ICWEP) held in Lausanne in 1974. He was the chief architect of the Lausanne Declaration , which became a historic document for evangelical Christians.

Contents :

• Preface

1. How to search?

Part 1: The person of Christ

2. Christ's affirmations
3. The personality of Christ
4. The Resurrection of Christ

Part 2: Man's Distress

5. The reality and nature of sin
6. The consequences of sin

Part 3: The work of Christ

7. The death of Christ
8. The salvation of Christ

Part 4: The man's response

9. Calculate the price
10. A decision to make
11. Be a Christian

• Study Questions