The Many Faces of Christology surveys the landscape of traditional and contemporary thought about Jesus. Inbody first grounds his survey in a concise discussion of research into Jesus as a historical person and explores the implications and relevance of that research for contemporary christological thought. In chapter two he outlines classical christology and trinitarian thought and then provides a preliminary sketch of a contemporary trinitarian christology that emphasizes relationship more than understanding the exact nature of God. In chapters three, four, and five, Inbody surveys the basic positions and contributions of evangelical, liberal/process and postliberal (including liberationist), and feminist/womanist christologies.<p>In his final three chapters, Inbody uses christology to answer three key questions:<br>-- Is atonment theology nothing more than &quot;divinely sanctioned abuse?&quot;<br>-- What is the relationship of Christianity to Judaism?<br>-- Is Christianity the one true path?</p><p>This critical, mainstream survey provides pastors and seminarians an authoritative and comprehensive volume on the subject.</p>