This reader brings together in one volume for students both classic and contemporary work on the nature of Christology. The book aims to capture the astonishing diversity in modern views of Christ, while at the same time making plain what the underlying issues are in the whole Christological debate. Accessibly structured, the volume is divided into three parts to enable students to engage with the key issues of this subject. A substantial introduction by the editor provides a conceptual framework for the readings. The second part includes classic readings selected for their significance to modern Christology, each of which is preceded by contextualising editorial comments. The volume concludes with a substantial set of readings from across the spectrum of modern Christology, including a number of selections from contemporary constructive theologians.