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Το μεγάλο ψέμα, Biblical religion: In the Shadow of Giant Hellenism: The definitive demythologization of biblical heroes in the light of Greek myth

Author: Michalis TH. Kalopoulos

For the first time, the entire tragic truth about the Bible. Overwhelming evidence: the biblical texts themselves contrasted with the awakening Greek myth.
Abraham: The Chaldean magician who, along...

For the first time, the entire tragic truth about the Bible. Overwhelming evidence: the biblical texts themselves contrasted with the awakening Greek myth.
Abraham: The Chaldean magician who, along with Sarah, his multi-talented assistant, descends to the ultimate limit of deceit and sweeps away the dignity and properties of the "Greeks" of Canaan, spreading...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 391
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 1995
  • Dimensions Dimensions 21x14 cm
  • Publisher Publisher Idiotiki Ekdosi
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    Amazing, the author tells us to come and see what the book says. I remembered back in school what fairy tales they were feeding us, but we were at an age when we didn't have an opinion. In this book, I see the other side of the god of the Bible, who basically doesn't show anything good, only darkness, showing so much evil in the world. And in the end, whoever reads it will conclude that the supposed Yahweh or Jehovah, the name of the god of the Bible, is not a god but a group of people who organize and incite throughout the ages

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  • Amazing, the author tells us to come and see what the book says. I remembered back in school what fairy tales they were feeding us, but we were at an age when we didn't have an opinion. In this book, I see the other side of the god of the Bible, who basically doesn't show anything good, only darkness, showing so much evil in the world. And in the end, whoever reads it will conclude that the supposed Yahweh or Jehovah, the name of the god of the Bible, is not a god but a group of people who organize and incite throughout the ages

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For the first time, the entire tragic truth about the Bible. Overwhelming evidence: the biblical texts themselves contrasted with the awakening Greek myth.
Abraham: The Chaldean magician who, along with Sarah, his multi-talented assistant, descends to the ultimate limit of deceit and sweeps away the dignity and properties of the "Greeks" of Canaan, spreading plagues and death among them.
Joseph: The talented handler of Chaldean magic who, with his only "weapon," the poisonous hypnotic mandrake, "saves" Egypt... by destroying it.
Moses: By suffocating Egypt with poisons, he kills and desecrates the innocent, achieving the exodus of shame.
A study that effortlessly proves that the Hebrew Bible was not written to become a religious book but to teach the subtle art of deceit to those who aspired to become successors of this astonishingly shameless racial invention. And the Greco-Mediterranean myth is used only to soften this tragic truth.

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Author
Michalis TH. Kalopoulos
Publisher
Idiotiki Ekdosi
Subtitle
Biblical religion: In the Shadow of Giant Hellenism: The definitive demythologization of biblical heroes in the light of Greek myth
Theme
Bible, Theology & Doctrine
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
391
Language
Greek
Publication Date
1995
Dimensions
21x14 cm
Pocket Size
No
ISBN-13
9789609020107

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    Amazing, the author tells us to come and see what the book says. I remembered back in school what fairy tales they were feeding us, but we were at an age when we didn't have an opinion. In this book, I see the other side of the god of the Bible, who basically doesn't show anything good, only darkness, showing so much evil in the world. And in the end, whoever reads it will conclude that the supposed Yahweh or Jehovah, the name of the god of the Bible, is not a god but a group of people who organize and incite throughout the ages

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  • Amazing, the author tells us to come and see what the book says. I remembered back in school what fairy tales they were feeding us, but we were at an age when we didn't have an opinion. In this book, I see the other side of the god of the Bible, who basically doesn't show anything good, only darkness, showing so much evil in the world. And in the end, whoever reads it will conclude that the supposed Yahweh or Jehovah, the name of the god of the Bible, is not a god but a group of people who organize and incite throughout the ages

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