The document discusses whether Bruce Barton's 1925 book The Man Nobody Knows portrayed Jesus in a "modern" way or represented a return to traditional religion, as historians debate whether the 1920s represented a revolt against modern life or the dawn of modernism, and asks how The Man Nobody Knows fits within this debate.

1. Is Bruce Barton's 1925 book The Man Nobody Knows a
"modern" interpretation of Jesus? Or is it another example of
getting back to that "old time religion"? Historians, citing
Prohibition and the Ku Klux Klan, see the 1920s as a revolt
against modern urban life. Others, citing the Harlem
Renaissance and emergence of radio and other technologies, see
it as the dawn of modernism. How does Man Nobody Knows fit
into the picture?