Perhaps no books have been more influential in world history than those contained in the Christian New Testament. At the heart of this influence is a story about a man, Jesus. Four authors write about the 'good news' he brings, or his Gospel. This week, The Good Fight takes a look at two of these Gospel stories, perhaps the two more unique among the four: Luke and John. These two are particularly unique in how they relate to Gentile (non-Jewish) culture, as Luke adopts a methodology akin to history and John dives into Hellenistic philosophy.
