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Born to Joseph son of Jacob and Mary daughter of Joachim, a devout Jewish couple from Nazareth in Galilee, Jesus left home after his bar mitzvah, travelled away from home and studied various religions and came back at the age of thirty. He started his ministry teaching his disciples and followers about Selflessly loving your neighbors, loving your enemies, forgiving others, serving others, tolerance, equality and having faith in God the Father.
Jesus was an evolutionary and not a revolutionary rabbi as was perceived. Threatened by his teachings, he was prosecuted by the Sanhedrin, sentenced by Pontius Pilate, executed and resurrected.
Many parallels are written about similarities between Jesus and ancient myth characters while conspiracy theories are still debated today.
This book presents the facts and misrepresentations about Jesus, never before him and never after him has there been so much controversy. for the rest, let your faith will guide you.
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Eric Chamchoum
Son of immigrants to Brazil and West Africa, with Middle Eastern ancestry. Raised in a pious Catholic environment. Studied in Africa, Europe and the United States of America.
This colorful canvas of background, helped Eric in carving a caring and tolerant personality, landing a helping hand in every turn of his life.
Author, lecturer, researcher, artist, retired diplomat and founder of a group of companies where he still serves as the Chairman. An avid sportsman.
Conversing often with friends and acquaintances, Eric came to the conclusion that most of the people were totally ignorant outside their religious beliefs and others totally ignorant of any faith, thus the idea for this book came about with the attempt to enlighten the illiteracy on Christianism.
