Imagine you could interview Jesus. What would you ask? What would he say? The questions in this book are those we might ask; Jesus responds as if he were sitting beside us, chatting leisurely on a hill in modern Galilee. Thus he can cite C.S. Lewis or Sigmund Freud as well as give his first impressions of Peter. Dr Hodges believes the humanity of Jesus has been neglected. He has fashioned a format in which Jesus answers intimate questions about the details of his life, including some not recorded in the Gospels. For example, what would Mary have told Jesus the child about the incarnation?