I'm reading a book right now called "The Revelations of Christ", which is based on the studies of a Hindu spiritual leader known as Paramahansa Yogananda. I'd read His "Autobiography of a Yogi", and that was one book that helped steer me to Krishna. This newer book examines the Bible from the viewpoint of Sanatana Dharma. It's surprising how close pure Christianity (as opposed to what Yogananda refered to as "Churchianity") is to Krishna Consciousness! According to this book, Christians tend to follow the teachings of church leaders -- who may or may not have the deep understanding that a true saint would have. Saints are those who have a first hand knowlege of the Lord, and are truly Self Realized. You'll know a saint (such as, for example, Srila Prabhupada) by one who is willing to share what he or she has experienced, does not force anything on anyone, does not pass undue judgement on anyone, and who has little or no material desires. The joy of knowing Lord Krishna (or God, depending on how you prefer to address Him) is all a saint wants or needs. The problem in the churches is that an administrator needs to be "top dog", and to have an "underling" know more about the area of expertise (i.e. God), that underling will be kept under. So, essentially, churches teach Christianity based on the authority of a long succession of administrators, most who have no connection to Christ or any of his disciples, which would limit their spiritual understanding of the Eternal. Anyway, this book examines parts of the Bible that, when viewed objectively, suggest endorsements of reincarnation, self relization, and all sorts of wonderful things that are also endorsed in Krishna Consciousness. And this makes sense -- the eternal truth, in order to be true, must be consistent in all scripture! So, if you would like a really interesting examination of the Bible from a dharma viewpoint, this one's wonderful.

I know, also, that Srila Prabhupada has studied along the same lines. He considered Christ to be a bone fide spiritual master, but his line of successors has been broken, causing most Christians to be unable to BE true Christians. I'm not sure if the BBT offers a book dedicated to the study of Christ, but I have seen the subject covered in many of the self realization titles.