A matter of faith

It is imperative that I clarify at the outset that if I'm biased (which ever was), I am even less about Henri Guillemin, because I admire what I discovered him. It helped not hurt me (to years of distance) in order to put a modern malaise and I will consecrate him about a series of articles.
This precision made, here's what I can say about this book. The case Jesus is a collection of three things mixed:
An overview of the historical perspective of the existence of Ieschoua as it has been discussed since ancient times until today
An arsenal of details concerning the obstacles to understanding the discourse Christ in the modern world
A reasoned summary of what makes the heart of Christianity according to author

Guillemin picks up wide to accomplish in 47 pages a panorama of the earthly life of Christ. He summons the Synoptic Gospels bound that of John, but also several apocryphal (including that of Thomas) always indicating the state of knowledge of their dating. It reveals a story about in line with what popular culture retains today, at least from what I could receive a few details (including passages of doubt, the report on women and his report to his mother Mary rather surprising for me). Obviously we know the end of the film, Jesus is condemned by the Romans under the leadership of the Sanhedrin (a kind of CRIF of the time) to the crucifixion. A detailed account of the return of some folder under Roman administration (quite comical since our time in bureaucratic hell).

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