The Hijacking of Jesus: How the Greeks Stole Jesus from the Jews And Made Him a Second Christian God

The Hijacking of Jesus is a semi-memoir that develops a rationale for re-thinking some basic Christian beliefs such as Mary's virginity, Christ's birthplace, and the Christmas stories. It challenges the validity of the miracles and Christ's resurrection and offers an expanation as to how Christ the man becomes Christ the divine God. It questions the position of the Church in society and how it influences belief through such tools as the Nicene Creed. Was Mary Magdelene really an Apostle? Did Jesus have brothers? How inventive were the Gospel writers? Such questions are explored with gentle humor and forthright exposition, a book on scholarly subjects written in plain and simple language for the thoughtful, everyday reader with questions.