What some theologians write about Jesus Christ today is simply unbearable! Klaus Berger, the combative old man of New Testament biblical exegesis, dispels cherished legends that circulate within his colleagues. His finding: biblical research is rife with thought prohibitions, ignorance, and philosophical trends that border on fairy-telling. Worse still, in this way, many theologians unwittingly promote the agenda of atheists: they obstruct the path to faith. Berger counters: Jesus was not a do-gooder, a healer, or a gentle teacher of wisdom, but a living God who became part of our history. His book provides the reader with access to Jesus of Nazareth, taking into account both perspectives: his human and his divine nature.