The Christ Myth

In «The Christ Myth,» Arthur Drews presents a provocative examination of the historical authenticity of Jesus Christ, arguing that the figure of Christ as traditionally depicted is a mythological construction rather than a historical reality. Drews employs a critical and analytical literary style, blending elements of historical analysis with philosophical inquiry, to explore religious texts, cultural contexts, and the evolution of myth in ancient civilizations. This work is set against the backdrop of early 20th-century scholarship, which began to challenge established religious narratives, and engages with... Edasi