George J Castle

Every fan of great literature knows the frustration of watching a beloved story rewritten to satisfy a "modern audience." Characters are twisted, endings changed, and the original meaning quietly disappears. Now imagine that happening not to a novel, but to the most influential book in human history. The 12 Lies of Christianity returns to the original source material of Scripture - not the interpretations shaped by centuries of tradition and theology.
With plain language and careful attention to the biblical text, it compares what the Bible actually says with what Christian doctrine has long claimed it says. Along the way, the book examines some of the most familiar teachings in Christianity, including ideas about: the immortal soul eternal torment heaven and hell Satan and the fall of Lucifer salvation and judgment the true meaning of "eternal" life  What emerges is not an attack on faith, but something far more surprising: a recovery of the original message buried beneath centuries of interpretation.
For believers, skeptics, and curious readers alike, The 12 Lies of Christianity invites you to reconsider a simple possibility:What if the most feared doctrines in Christianity are not biblical at all?And what if the original story is far better than the one that replaced it?