A Writer and a Chaplain are merely a few of the titles that could be used to describe who N.T “Tom” Wright had come to be. Born in Morpeth, Northumberland in the country of England he grew up a highly devoted follower of his religion. In an interview that occurred in 2003 he acclaimed recalling when he was four or five “sitting by myself at Morpeth and being completely overcome, coming to tears, by the fact that God loved me so much he died for me. Everything that has happened to me since has produced wave upon wave of the same.” This experience uplifted an array of accomplishments beginning with receiving his BA with first class honors in 1971. Also while during his time studying at Exeter College, Wright was president of the undergraduate…show more content… He collaborated with an incredible amount of authors in order to present his views starting with his first book in 1991. Going through various works that seems to describe understanding better who Jesus became a big part of his life as a writer. In one of his works titled, Simply Jesus: A New Vision of Who He Was, What He Did, and Why He Matters, Wright received accolades as being the bestselling author and a leading Bible scholar. The book goes about and summaries 200 years of modern day stories about Jesus and relies as a model to help Christians retell his story. This book is for readers who are trying to regain a connection with their faith and is a to tool help break down that mental barrier that is blocking the reader. Another work of N.T Wright’s, Jesus and the Victory of God, is a scholarly writing that focuses on the historical Jesus directly. His main focus in this book is to answer questions that are posed by Albert Schweitzer that had still not been answered. He then sketches a profile of Jesus according to his prophetic praxis and subversive