Publisher's Synopsis
This bold and thought-provoking examination of the origins of Christianity, Anno Domini: The True Fiction of Acts, is a work of fiction using history, religion, and reason to create a narrative that challenges what we thought we knew about the authenticity and motivations behind the chronicles presented in the Book of Acts. This narrative delves into the complexities of apostle Paul's relationship with the Holy Twelve, his influence over the Gentile mission, and his divergence from the theology taught by Yeshua. By exploring the cultural and political climate of the Roman Empire, it raises compelling questions about the formation of the Christian faith and the legitimate apostleship of its most influential theologian discussed inside the New Testament - Saul of Tarsus.
