Who Moved the Stone? - (Dover Literature: Nonfiction) by Frank Morison (Paperback)

About the Book

Albert Henry Ross, writing under the pseudonym Frank Morison, transformed from skeptic to believer during his examination of Jesus Christ's Resurrection. An intellectual pilgrimage enriched with unexpected revelations and insights from Flavius Josephus and Pontius Pilate.

Book Synopsis

Albert Henry Ross didn't set out to become a Christian apologetic. What began as a skeptic's inquiry evolved into a powerful affirmation of faith in this exploration of the events surrounding the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Writing under the pseudonym Frank Morison, Ross analyzes historical evidence, scrutinizing the final days of Christ's life, His crucifixion, and the mystery of the empty tomb. A fascinating analysis with thought-provoking conclusions, Who Moved the Stone? is an insightful probe of ecclesiastical history, including writings from historian and military leader Flavius Josephus and records of the Roman official that ordered the execution of Jesus, Pontius Pilate. This timeless work invites readers on a spiritual journey that continues to inspire and prompt meaningful discussion.

From the Back Cover

Albert Henry Ross didn't set out to become a Christian apologetic.
An intellectual pilgrimage enriched with unexpected revelations led to a thought-provoking conclusion. What began as a skeptic's inquiry evolved into a powerful affirmation of faith.
Albert Henry Ross, writing under the pseudonym Frank Morison, analyzes historical evidence of the final days of Christ's life, His crucifixion, and the mystery of the empty tomb. This insightful probe of ecclesiastical history includes writings from historian and military leader Flavius Josephus as well as records of the Roman official who ordered the execution of Jesus, Pontius Pilate. This timeless work invites readers on a spiritual journey that continues to inspire and provoke meaningful discussion.