Unraveling the Mysteries of Jesus the Christ - Arya, Ravi Prakash
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The present book makes an humble attempt to analyze the various conflicting and contradictory views about the person of Jesus. Most of the scholarly findings were relating the legends associated with Jesus the Christ with Lord Krishna of India, others were finding Buddhist element in his teachings and character. Yet another type of studies were negating the historicity of Jesus the Christ. In view of all these conflicting and contradictory findings one gets confused and face a volley of questions as to Jesus really lived in India. Whether there was no Jesus. If there was no Jesus, how come the…mehr

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The present book makes an humble attempt to analyze the various conflicting and contradictory views about the person of Jesus. Most of the scholarly findings were relating the legends associated with Jesus the Christ with Lord Krishna of India, others were finding Buddhist element in his teachings and character. Yet another type of studies were negating the historicity of Jesus the Christ. In view of all these conflicting and contradictory findings one gets confused and face a volley of questions as to Jesus really lived in India. Whether there was no Jesus. If there was no Jesus, how come the events of crucifixion and resurrection took place. Did he really come to India? Was he born to a virgin or not? Was he born on 25th December or some other date? Did he really start preaching at the age of 30? Was he reincarnated from Baptist John? Was he a good shepherd or good cowherd? Whether he was born in Bethlehem or Nazareth? and so on. This compelling book tries to answer all these questions keeping in view of the plethora of views woven around Jesus.
Autorenporträt
Principal (Dr.) Ravi Prakash Arya is World renowned Vedic Scholar, linguist, historian and philosopher. He is a prolific speaker and writer. He is widely traveled scholar and author of 35 books running into 44 volumes and 13 tracts on the various aspects of Vedas, Religion, Philosophy, Indian History and Culture. He is editor of 'Vedic Science'