Author: | Reverend Larry Marshall | ISBN: | 9781426952975 |
Publisher: | Trafford Publishing | Publication: | March 21, 2011 |
Imprint: | Trafford Publishing | Language: | English |
Author: | Reverend Larry Marshall |
ISBN: | 9781426952975 |
Publisher: | Trafford Publishing |
Publication: | March 21, 2011 |
Imprint: | Trafford Publishing |
Language: | English |
Based on the writings of Dr. Alvin Boyd Kuhn, The Mythical Life of Jesus Christ provides an interpretation of the Bible that shows the full, clear, and hidden meaning of ancient mythology and religion. It describes how the Bible is not a record of objective historical occurrences, but rather a collection of allegorical, mythical, dramatic, and symbolic sagas. Author Larry Marshall has compiled the writings of Dr. Alvin Boyd Kuhn, a lecturer, teacher, and scholar. Kuhn claims the roots of Christianity can be found in the Egyptian religion. Through his writings, Kuhn shows there is no historical evidence for Jesusthat his life is instead based on the Egyptian god Horus. He further claims that the New Testament of the Bible and its eventsthe virgin birth, the baptism, the temptations, the crucifixion, and resurrectionshould be interpreted allegorically. Marshall believes Kuhn has unlocked the essence of Christianity and, as a result, challenges the churchs fraudulent orthodoxy.
Based on the writings of Dr. Alvin Boyd Kuhn, The Mythical Life of Jesus Christ provides an interpretation of the Bible that shows the full, clear, and hidden meaning of ancient mythology and religion. It describes how the Bible is not a record of objective historical occurrences, but rather a collection of allegorical, mythical, dramatic, and symbolic sagas. Author Larry Marshall has compiled the writings of Dr. Alvin Boyd Kuhn, a lecturer, teacher, and scholar. Kuhn claims the roots of Christianity can be found in the Egyptian religion. Through his writings, Kuhn shows there is no historical evidence for Jesusthat his life is instead based on the Egyptian god Horus. He further claims that the New Testament of the Bible and its eventsthe virgin birth, the baptism, the temptations, the crucifixion, and resurrectionshould be interpreted allegorically. Marshall believes Kuhn has unlocked the essence of Christianity and, as a result, challenges the churchs fraudulent orthodoxy.