Craig argues, we must seek a different kind of coherence based on (1)a common understanding of the similarities and differences, or tension points,among theories; and (2) a commitment to manage these tensions through dialogue.

This will be a theme of my book: modern theologies of the New Testament were failures from a Christian point of view precisely because what they ended up offering was bad history, bad theology, or both.

History, abhorring the vacuum left by the dismissal of Mark as pure fiction, has come up with new fictions which seem harder to attack only because they are based on nothing at all.