Introduction

This 1922 volume rebuts those who seek to use contemporary psychology to diagnose Jesus Christ as suffering from epilepsy, paranoia, and egomania—as well as those who claim that his hallucinations, his seemingly violent and senseless acts, his indifference to his family and sexual relations, and his assumption of the role of Messiah prove Jesus’s insanity. Bundy uses a three-pronged approach to prove these psychologists wrong.