El Evangelio sin Dios

Although we do not believe that Jesus of Nazareth was the son of God, we tend to think that he was a great moral teacher. But was he really? To what extent do idealized values such as love of family, helping those in need, and the importance of kindness coincide with the original principles of Jesus? Julian Baggini questions our assumptions about Christian values and about Jesus himself by focusing only on the teachings he proposes in the Gospels, stripping them of religious elements such as miracle stories or the resurrection of Christ. Reading closely this new "Godless" Gospel, included as an appendix, Baggini wonders how we should understand Jesus' attitude toward renunciation of self, politics, or sexuality, as expressed in his often elusive words. An atheist with a Catholic background, Baggini presents us with a more radical Jesus than popular culture describes. And as he delves deeper into the worldview of the alleged messiah and confronts his sometimes contradictory messages, he reveals to us that his words, contrary to his skepticism, express a resolute and powerful philosophy, which still has much to say today. teach us