The Historical and the Mythological Jesus

In this book the author tries to compare the historical Jesus with the mythological, seeking to show that the Jesus of the Gospels probably never really existed, having emerged from a fusion of ancient pagan deities with a Jewish mystic of the century I Yeshu ben Panthera, which can have been the son of a Roman officer. It also discusses the deification of Jesus at the Council of Nicea, which may have occurred to satisfy political and social Constantino.Trata a controversial… (more)

In this book the author tries to compare the historical Jesus with the mythological, seeking to show that the Jesus of the Gospels probably never really existed, having emerged from a fusion of ancient pagan deities with a Jewish mystic of the century I Yeshu ben Panthera, which can have been the son of a Roman officer. It also discusses the deification of Jesus at the Council of Nicea, which may have occurred to satisfy political and social Constantino.Trata a controversial text that should not be regarded as religious and, yes, as a historical study.