Jon Gill’s Reviews > The Everlasting Man > Status Update

In which he argues that the stories of Christ, on their face, are so strange and unlike all the others, that they're more likely to be true than merely human. Mirrors an early chapter where he shows that man is more than an animal.

He seems to be the master of the long setup and big payoff, and that works on the clause, sentence, paragraph, page, chapter, and book level. Can't say he's inconsistent...