The Unholy Grail : The Birth of A God from A Literary Invention of The Imperial Flavian Dynasty
A groundbreaking and meticulously researched exploration of the “unholy” origins of Christianity.
Drawing on over 30 years of intensive research, the author presents a compelling argument supported by a wealth of archaeological and textual evidence. The book challenges traditional narratives about the birth of Christianity, proposing the controversial theory that it was not a divine revelation but rather a deliberate creation of the Roman Emperors.
The central premise of the book is the assertion that the Roman Emperors sought to establish a new religion in which the worship of God would be equal to the worship of the Emperor. This bold claim is supported by an in-depth analysis of historical evidence, providing a thought-provoking perspective on the development of one of the world’s most influential religions. The author delves into the presumed, yet logical, assumption of Jewish and Greek writers to forge the Myth of Christ, challenging established beliefs and offering a fresh interpretation of the historical forces at play during the birth of Christianity within a pagan empire.
The Unholy Grail: The Birth of a God from a Literary Invention of the Imperial Flavian Dynasty takes a further enigmatic turn as the authors intend to remain partially anonymous, because we already know the “last supper” of Tom, mirroring the approach of the anonymous Gospel writers, who are known only by their presumed names such as Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. This deliberate decision adds an intriguing layer to the book, emphasizing the authors’ focus on the substance of their research and argument rather than their personal identities. In doing so, the authors invite readers to engage with the book’s content on its own merits, free from the influence of authorial celebrity or preconceived notions, mirroring the mysterious nature of the ancient texts and narratives they analyze. This enigmatic approach sparks curiosity and encourages readers to delve deeper into the provocative and meticulously researched exploration of the origins of Christianity presented in The Unholy Grail.
It’s a thought-provoking and original work that pushes the boundaries of historical understanding. It presents a new and controversial perspective on the origins of Christianity, shedding light on the complex interplay of politics, religion, and culture during the Imperial Flavian Dynasty. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of Christianity and the broader context of the ancient world. It challenges readers to reevaluate their understanding of the birth of Christianity and offers a compelling alternative narrative based on extensive research and critical analysis.
