But who do you say that I am? (Matthew 16:15) Jesus' question to Peter and the others is one that every disciple needs to consider, a question that is as old as the Christian tradition. And behind the question an even deeper and challenging one: Who is God?
Michael Fallon argues that the response to both questions must be informed by how we read the New Testament. There, we find the portrait of a man who lived and died in our world, a human being like ourselves, someone recognised by his followers as free from the fear of God or other people; someone who taught us to respond to the divine, someone in whom they acknowledged the human expression (the incarnation) of God.
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