What Think Ye Of Paul?: The Sainted Apostle Or The Supplanter Of Jesus' Self-Preached Christianity?

What if everything you've been taught about Christianity is wrong? For 2,000 years, the Apostle Paul's writings have shaped Christian doctrine. But what if Paul wasn't the greatest apostle—he was the greatest deceiver? In this groundbreaking and controversial work, André E. Dean dares to ask the forbidden question: What Think Ye of Paul?

Through meticulous biblical analysis, Dean exposes how Paul: Taught a gospel directly opposite to Jesus' message Never met the resurrected Christ—only saw "a light and heard a voice" Systematically denigrated women, contradicting Jesus' inclusive ministry Boasted of being a mass murderer yet demanded trust as God's apostle Replaced Jesus' "Gospel of the Kingdom" (requiring works and righteousness) with "Grace Alone"—Jesus never used the word "grace." Paul used it 144 times.

Featuring damning quotes from Thomas Jefferson, Albert Schweitzer, George Bernard Shaw, and other prominent thinkers who recognized Paul as "the first corrupter of the doctrines of Jesus," this book challenges the very foundation of modern Christianity. Jesus taught one gospel. Paul taught another. Both cannot be right. The evidence is in Scripture.

The choice is yours.