Christianity: Contradictions and Dark Sides

If you are one of the many people who have doubts about some of the events in the history of Christianity, you will find the answers to your questions in this book.

Who wrote the Gospels, and when were they written? Were there only four Gospels, or were there more? And if there were more, who decided that only four Gospels would be in the Bible?

How was the Bible transcribed in the first centuries of the Common Era? Who transcribed it? Is it true that in the oldest surviving Bible, the Sinai Codex from the 4th century, scientists discovered an astounding 35,000 (!) modifications? And is it true that in the ending of the Gospel of Mark from the Sinai Codex, women discovered the empty tomb after the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, heard an angelic figure informing them that Jesus had risen from the dead, and were asked to deliver this message to Peter and the rest of the disciples, but the women kept it to themselves? The following is a quote from the Gospel of Mark (Sinai Codex): "Then they got out and ran away from the tomb, shivering with astonishment, they said nothing to anyone, because they were afraid." Is this really the ending of the Gospel of Mark in the oldest Bible in the world? No revelation of Jesus to the disciples, no evidence of the resurrection, and no evidence of Christ's divinity?

When was the Shroud of Turin created? Was Jesus Christ really put to his tomb in the Shroud?

What are the experts' opinions of the Lourdes and Fatima miracles?

How many victims has Christianity caused?

This is just a short sample of the many topics explained in this book.