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Title	:	Not Paul, But Jesus
Author	:	Jeremy Bentham
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 280 pages
Published	:	October 15th 2014 by Watersgreen House (first published July 29th 2009)
Categories	:	Religion. Christianity. Philosophy. Nonfiction. Theology. Spirituality

Not Paul, But Jesus Paperback | Pages: 280 pages

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*In this edition hundreds of problems in punctuation and spelling that frustrated reading have been corrected (British spellings have been left alone).
*Contains a new Forward by Tobias Skinner.
*In Not Paul, But Jesus Jeremy Bentham offers solid proof that the books of the Bible ascribed to Paul could not have been divinely inspired due to the numerous fallacies and contradictions contained within them. Indeed, argues Bentham, Paul's works even contradict the teachings of Christ. It is likely the books ascribed to Paul, many of which are merely letters to early Christian churches, were added by the church because the doctrine of Paul allows the church to play a far larger role in the life of Christians than would be the case without the books included. Paul wanted the various churches he visited to practice Christianity his way. His letters tell them to do so, and apparently some influential leaders of the early and later church approved. Whatever the case, Bentham offers convincing proof that an infallible God could not have inspired the writings of Paul, which are far from infallible. In Bentham's view, Paul plays the role of an anti-Christ by making Christ subservient to Paul in the doctrine of Christianity.

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ISBN:	1502846675 (ISBN13: 9781502846679)
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In 1748, Jeremy Bentham was born in London. The great philosopher, utilitarian humanitarian and atheist began learning Latin at age four. He earned his B.A. from Oxford by age 15 or 16, and his M.A. at 18. His Rationale of Punishments and Rewards was published in 1775, followed by his groundbreaking utilitarian work, Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation. Bentham propounded hisThis is a must read for every Christian or anyone of any faith who wants to learn some truths about the Bible. Bentham does an amazing job of sorting through the works of Paul and showing how they conflict not only with the teachings of Christ but also with each other. He shows how some passages simply could not have happened based on other passages. He shows Paul to be something of an anti-Christ in that his brand of Christianity, which is very different than that of the four gospels of Christ,

This is a must read for every Christian or anyone of any faith who wants to learn some truths about the Bible. Bentham does an amazing job of sorting through the works of Paul and showing how they conflict not only with the teachings of Christ but also with each other. He shows how some passages simply could not have happened based on other passages. He shows Paul to be something of an anti-Christ in that his brand of Christianity, which is very different than that of the four gospels of Christ,