Holy Bible Re-examined: The comprehensive criticism

What makes the Bible a holy book, and is it truly the complete Word of God?

This book offers a critical and scholarly examination of the Bible's composition, contradictions, and moral content. It explores whether the Bible provides clear evidence for the divinity of Jesus, the apostleship of Paul, and the historical truth of the crucifixion and resurrection. Topics covered include early Christianity, the canonisation process, and the influence of surrounding pagan cultures.

Combining textual and biblical criticism, the author invites readers to reassess foundational Christian claims and reflect on the historical and theological development of scripture. This work is suited for students of religion, interfaith scholars, and readers seeking a rational and evidence-based perspective on Christianity's sacred texts.