An Academic Hound off the Leash: The Autobiography of George Wesley Buchanan

Autobiography of searcher George Wesley Buchanan Like an eager hound, Buchanan could not be kept on a leash. He ran away from home before he was a year old. Before he was twenty-five he invented the toilet assembly that is still used today. He found his way past "No Trespassing" signs in many countries. His attention was attracted by the following academic problems: Where were the boundaries of the Promised Land? What can be known of the historical Jesus? Where was the Temple of Zion located? How did the Scripture get so much authority? How could you learn what the words of the Scripture meant at the time they were written? How could God be both one and three? How could Jesus be both human and divine? What is the Biblical meaning of the word, "Spiritual?" If you are also interested in problems like these, you will be excited by this book.