Historical Jesus, Mythical Christ

Historical Jesus, Mythical ChristA daring journey to reclaim the revolutionary teacher buried beneath 2, 000 years of dogma and power. This book surgically separates the Jewish mystic of radical love from the deified icon of empire. It asks a dangerous question: do you follow the man from Nazareth-who shared bread with outcasts and forgave unconditionally-or the "Christ" of doctrine, used to wage wars and build hierarchies?You will encounter:?? A Jesus stripped of myth-his miracles seen as universal human longing, not supernatural proof.?? A scathing critique of Paul-framed not as an apostle, but as a brilliant institutional architect who reshaped a movement into a religion of power.?? The deconstruction of Original Sin, the Eucharist, and the Trinity-exposed not as divine truths, but as theological tools for control.? A breathtaking vision of universal salvation-where God's infinite love transcends all religion, doctrine, and the very concept of hell.
This is not an attack on faith, but a resurrection of its lost core. It's a call to abandon the idol and follow the path: a life of radical compassion, solidarity with the oppressed, and endless hospitality. The true gospel isn't worshipped in a church; it's lived in the streets.