Resurrecting Jesus: An Indictment of Creedal Christianity

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This work demonstrates that the core teachings of the major denominations of Christianity such as the Trinity and the Miraculous Incarnation are not based on either the Hebrew Scriptures or the New Testament but rather are drawn from the Hellenist-Latin theologies and philosophies of the Church Fathers as expressed in the Christian Creeds formulated and formalised through the medium of the Ecumenical Councils convened between the years 325 AD and 451 AD.

These theologians and philosophers introduced the first ‘supernatural’ story about Jesus of Nazareth through ignorance of Israelite thought and modes of expression and this ignorance, together with their existing predilections, facilitated the creation of ‘Jesus Christ’, a new god-man, born of a virgin, fashioned according to their image and their values.

This work also demonstrates that the Christian teaching of Supersessionism was one of the major contributing factors behind the centuries of Jewish persecution which ultimately led to the Holocaust.