"In a time of flabby Christologies welcoming the human, ethical Jesus but glossing over his uniqueness, More than Man comes with an astringent effect. Professor Aldwinckle faces squarely what it means to assert the divinity of Jesus, and he presses home his argument. in relation to contemporary thinkers who try to bypass or to dilute the issue. His tone is quiet and reasonable, his conclusions uncompromising. Those who are looking for an answer to the question, "Who is Jesus Christ for us today?" will find much help in this book, where not only Christian but also non-Christian viewpoints are reviewed and assessed lucidly and with telling directness."

Kenneth Hamilton Professor of Systematic Theology University of Winnipeg.

"In Aldwinckle's writing there is a pervasive note of honesty. He knows in whom he believes: Jesus Christ. He believes what he knows: that the Church stands or falls according to its confession of the Savior who is both human and divine. He also knows what many people disbelieve according to their honest doubt. Thus he engages with vigor and lucidity the various challengers of this time, dealing respectfully with their concerns and presenting afresh an authentically Christian Christology. This is the book of a mature and alert theological mind."