Jesus: Myth or Reality? is written to explore and uncover the myth and superstitions of religion. It presents a challenge to the religious faithful to re-examine their basis for blind and unquestioning belief. The world is in a chaos of turmoil over religion in this twenty first century. In the Muslim world, thousands are dying over a simple argument about the rightful succession from the founder Muhammad. This simple argument over the succession of leadership has rocked the Muslim world for centuries. As early as the Crusades of the Middle Ages, religion has been the crux of the suffering and misery of a large portion of the world. In Jesus; Myth or Reality the author sets out to determine the validity and basis for foundation and belief of the Christian religion. What he has uncovered is astounding and revelatory. When religion is subjected to close and careful scrutiny it cannot pass any logical or reasonable test for legitimacy. The Bible on which the blind belief of religion demands, is vile, blasphemous and a disgrace to the mind of any thinking human being. It is filled with inhumanity, immorality, and preposterous representations of nature which are refuted by any intelligent person in this age of enlightenment. It is riddled with error, untruths and malicious claims and demands. The author gives you a quick and enlightened view of what you would have to search long and diligently to uncover about a subject which most Christians are woefully uninformed. Before you make a fatal mistake and accept the verbal knowledge presented to you by a minister or priest, seize the quick and easy way to learn the truth about the insurmountable problems presented by trying to equate blind belief with reality. The author is not trying to convert anyone and has no interest in the myriad beliefs and forms of religious manifesation. The attempt is to educate a larger portion of the Christan population to what they are being exposed to daily and the horrible problems that it has created through the centuries. Religious critics always use the argument that they are trying to save you from the ugly Atheists, yet there has never been a non-believer involved in the creation of the wars and murderous leadership which are prevalent throughout history. This book may not convert you but given a chance it will open the eyes and cause a great deal of introspection. Knowledge is power and what we are woefully lacking in religion is knowledge. The faithful are being robbed and cheated by the powerful orator with the word of God at his fingertips. If you are a fair minded and intelligent person you owe it to yourself to become better informed about a subject that seems to be so vital to so many.
About the Author: Autobiography of a Quiet Man The world of Frank Newby takes you on a kaleidoscope ride through history, education, religion and sundry other topics, viewed through the eyes of one man from the "greatest generation" on his final voyage. Frank Newby has plowed with horses and a walking plow; he ran a bundle wagon to a steam powered threshing machine. He pitched hay to the haystack by hand and he worked on construction at 14 years old in the Great War effort of WWII. He is a renaissance man who was born the year before the great depression, lived through the great flu epidemic of the early 30s and ate dandelion greens because that is all there was to supplement a meal of corn bread and beans. He plowed with a stirrup guided, horse drawn cultivator. Frank served over 7 years in the Navy, from 1945 through 1953. He earned a Master's Degree in Educational Administration. He worked inthe field of publishing for over 30 years. He comes to the world of literature with a cornucopia of thoughts and ideas and an uncommon treasure of common sense. He has lived what he writes and observed the weaknesses and frailties of the common man. He offers unbiased and carefully researched commentary over a variety of topics ranging from education to history and religion. Enjoy a trip with through a disappearing generation who understood the meaning of devotion, sacrifice and loyalty. Frank learned to make decisions instead of waiting for a committee recommendation. He grew up with a kerosene lantern for the barn and kerosene lamp for the home. He didn't read by light from the fireplace but he did study by the light of the coal oil lamp and the great old base burner stove. The telephone was hand cranked and a note was written by hand and pencil on paper. His approach is a fresh and novel commentary on the twenty first century. If you do not try at least one of his books you have missed the opportunity of a lifetime. He has written a number of books told by a great story teller and chronicler of history. Discover marvelous unknown stories of the twentieth century and be the first in your crowd to be able to quote from the words of a quiet, determined man who went from farmer to sailor to teacher, to principal, salesman and finally to writer and historian. It has been a full life of trials and tribulations. Be the first to share the knowledge of a disappearing century with the Renaissance man on his "Final Voyage."