Description
This book presents a thought-provoking argument by exploring a hypothetical world where Jesus Christ never existed. The authors challenge readers to consider the profound and lasting impact of Christianity on Western civilization and beyond. They delve into various aspects of society, arguing that without the influence of Christian thought, fundamental concepts like human dignity, universal education, charity, and the development of modern science would not have evolved in the same way. The book makes a case for the indispensable role of Jesus in shaping not only spiritual beliefs but also the very foundations of human rights and justice. It serves as a compelling exploration of history and a powerful defense of Christianity’s cultural legacy, inviting readers to appreciate the immense changes brought about by its core tenets.
