Author: Alhaj A D Ajijola
Publisher: Adam Publishers
Year: 2001
Language: English
Pages: 356
ISBN/UPC (if available): 8174351284
Description
The Qur'an assures us that no people on earth was ever left without divine guidance and a doctrine of truth, conveyed through a messenger of God who always spoke to the people in their own language therefore, in terms of their particular circumstances and according to their needs. The fact that such messages become distorted in the course of time goes without saying, and no one should be surprised, if truth is distorted as it passes from generation to generation, but it would be astonishing, if no vestiges remained after the passage of the centuries. It now seems to me entirely in accordance with Islam to believe that these vestiges, clothes in myth and symbol (the language of the people of earlier times), are directly descended from revealed Truth and confirm the final Message.
The book is been published with the hope that it will proof of real help to many in their earnest search for the origin of Christianity and the cause of fundamental differences in the concept of God in Judaism , Christianity and Islam.
This book is an attempt to write in a sketch form, on how St Paul hijacked some of the teachings of Jesus distorted it with pagan doctrine and practice of pagan godman of his days and how this doctrine was hijacked by Constantine and Romanized with the Roman sun-god of the cult of Sol-Invinctus and other pagan godman doctrine to form the foundation doctrine of modern Christianity. This is the cause of the differences between the conception of God in Judaism, Islam and Christianity.
Contents
FOREWORD
PREFACE
PART I
The Role of St Paul in the Formation of Christianity
PART II
Romanization of Christianity
PART III
A Bird Eye view of life of some ancient religious myth as compared with Jesus of St Paul
PART IV
Jesus Biography compare with the myth of pagan God
PART V
The Teaching of Jesus Christ Compare with Teaching of Godman of the Pagan
PART VI
New Testament as Historical Sources
PART VII
Wither Christianity
Bibliography