Overview

Have you ever considered why the brightest minds of skeptical theology and biblical studies lack consensus regarding Jesus’ true identity? Have you ever wondered why theology departments continue to exist in countries where the evangelical population has dwindled to remnant numbers? In Sui Generis, Brett Seybold meticulously uncovers the lack of consensus among negative higher critics as well as their peculiar inability to abandon the task of making sense of Jesus. Seybold argues that supposed scientific and historical approaches seeking to explain Jesus are fueled primarily by metaphysical naturalism and novelty, ultimately demonstrating that Jesus Christ transcends negative higher criticism, treating Him in a way that is completely unprecedented. Seybold highlights how the gates of hell are not prevailing over Christ’s church. 

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About the Author

Brett Seybold. As a Timothy of First Christian Church in Meadville, PA, Brett earned degrees from Cincinnati Bible College & Seminary, Lincoln Christian Seminary, and most-recently his PhD in Theology and Apologetics from Liberty University. He also took classes at the University of Cincinnati, The University of Arkansas, and the Georg-August-Universität of Göttingen Germany. He and his wife Heather served with a church plant and campus ministry in Germany for approximately a decade, and they have raised their two daughters Fiona and Noelle bilingually. He has taught, guest-lectured, and or created courses for multiple Christian schools. Brett is the founder of KAPOL (Kontakt Apologetics) with Kontaktmission USA, an international Christian apologetics ministry that, among other things, provides apologetic resources to the post-Christian world and beyond. https://www.youtube.com/@KAPOLvideo/videos