How the Church Changed Christianity

Paul and Jesus: How the Church Destroyed Christianity explores the historical relationship between early Christian leaders and the development of church doctrines. The book examines the differences between the teachings of Jesus and the actions of Paul, highlighting how the church's institutionalization may have altered original messages. It discusses the influence of Paul in shaping Christian beliefs and practices, and questions whether this process led to the distortion of Jesus's teachings. The author analyzes historical texts and offers perspectives on how early church decisions impacted the faith's evolution. The book aims to provide a critical look at the history of Christianity and encourages readers to consider the origins of its doctrines and traditions.