The Physical Death and Resurrection of a Jewish Carpenter: and the end of entropy as we know it

Edited, two new chapters added. This book looks at the central doctrine of the Christian Religion; the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The ancient story of the Jewish carpenter is brought out into the harsh light of 21st Century beliefs and cultural "truths" and tested to see how it stands against the modern presuppositions. Who was this poor Jewish carpenter's son? Can belief in miracles really be acceptable in the modern reality? How does the modern concept of entropy, the second law of thermal dynamics play into the ancient story? Was the resurrection a physical reality? How does the promise of the Jewish carpenter relate to us today? These questions are addressed and more, and the author relates his own experiences with death and the loss of loved ones.