Paul McGrane Libri

Provides evidence that forges a new understanding of the roots of Judaism and early Christianity demonstrating the historical truth has had meaning imposed on it, obscuring the original authors who were writing for a contemporary audience.

This book presents compelling evidence that reshapes our understanding of Judaism and early Christianity, revealing how historical truths have been misinterpreted over time. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing the original authors' intentions, who wrote for their contemporary audiences, and challenges prevailing narratives that obscure these foundational religious contexts.

This book presents compelling evidence that reshapes the understanding of Judaism and early Christianity's origins. It argues that historical truths have been distorted over time, overshadowing the intentions of the original authors who wrote for their contemporary audience. Through this exploration, it reveals the significance of context in interpreting religious texts and the implications for modern faith.

A careful examination of the current thinking on the historical basis of Christianity and a new theory for consideration.