La invención de Jesús de Nazaret

In the time of Emperor Tiberius, a Jew who preached the coming of the kingdom of God was crucified in Jerusalem by order of the Roman prefect Pontius Pilate. This was the beginning of a process that would end up presenting Jesus as a divine being. That this glorification continues to this day requires an exhaustive exercise of examination and study from critical thinking. Is it possible to distinguish reality from the inherited story? Do the Christ of tradition and the Jesus that historical research reveals have anything in common? How is the deification of the character explained in the Mediterranean basin of the 1st century? Is it possible to find meaning in the proliferation of works about the "historical Jesus"? After extensive research that enjoys international dissemination and impact, Fernando Bermejo Rubio answers all these questions in an illuminating way. In The Invention of Jesus of Nazareth, the historian of religions makes intelligible both the figure of Jesus and the cultural construction that underlies the Christ of faith.