Jesus Christ It's a name that even a world of scoffers and critics refuses to forget. Yet, there are no reliable, secular historical records to buttress the object of their disaffection. Of this we have been assured by many skeptics; most recently by the works of Reza Aslan (A Muslim turned Christian, he ditched his faith, when that faith was trumped by challenge in a "Bible" college/university. Faithless, but with curiosity intact, having returned to Islam and dubbed himself a historian and scholar of religions, he grabbed facts of tar from the pits of history, added feather-light reason, whereupon he fashioned his own Jesus Christ ). Thus, we learn nothing authentic from their efforts. Ironically, we can rightly expect to learn little or nothing about Him from 'Sunday school' or His church, as each is geared only to serve sectarian interests and denomination-oriented belief systems. And yet, as "Christians," those of us who are, that is, we must "know" Him Who is this "Jesus Christ"? How was He viewed by those who saw and knew Him? How did He see Himself, and, how did He wish to be seen and received? What, in fact, was His perception of the way people (the crowds, family, the apostles, and, religious leaders) saw Him and responded to Him-what was His reaction? In light of the physics of getting in and out of the universe, how was He able to cross the vast expanse of outer space in record time to walk for 33 years, only to retire to the other side of that same expanse, when we now know that it takes 15 billion years (one way ) for even light to traverse it? In JESUS CHRIST: Quantum Physics and the Morphing of God-the central discussion in a thought provoking study comprised of a collection of Jesus-centered essays-author, self-styled Bible-apologist and Christian Alvin Mitchell tackles and lays to rest these and many other questions of interest and misconceptions surrounding the Man from Galilee. Jesus Christ It's a name that even a world of scoffers and critics refuses to forget. Yet, there are no reliable, secular historical records to buttress the object of their disaffection. Of this we have been assured by many skeptics; most recently by the works of Reza Aslan (A Muslim turned Christian, he ditched his faith, when that faith was trumped by challenge in a "Bible" college/university. Faithless, but with curiosity intact, having returned to Islam and dubbed himself a historian and scholar of religions, he grabbed facts of tar from the pits of history, added feather-light reason, whereupon he fashioned his own Jesus Christ ). Thus, we learn nothing authentic from their efforts. Ironically, we can rightly expect to learn little or nothing about Him from 'Sunday school' or from His churches, as each is geared only to serve sectarian interests and denomination-oriented belief systems. And yet, as "Christians," those of us who are, that is, we must "know" Him