<h1>Bible Expert Probes Difference Between Stories About Jesus and His Actual Teachings</h1>
<h1><a href="http://www.glennkaweschconcepts.com/">Devine Impact Corporation</a></h1> Myths, Dreams and Theology in
Early Christianity, a book by Fred Stitt, explores how early church
leaders created stories to connect the life of Jesus with Old Testament
prophesy and common myths of their times, often sacrificing important
messages in the process. <br>
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What was Jesus' real message? According to author Fred Stitt in his
provocative new book, many of the stories about Jesus, including those
about the Holy Spirit and the virgin birth, are myths, overshadowing
the important lessons Jesus really meant to impart. Many churches focus
on these old stories and either ignore or de-emphasize the key messages
of Jesus, which are found in the Lord's Prayer, the Sermon on the
Mount, the parables, and Jesus' injunction to feed the hungry and visit
the sick. <br>
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In clear, concise prose, Stitt explains how the New Testament is really
two separate books that have been interwoven, further muddying the
understanding of Jesus' true purpose on earth. Stitt integrates the
best of contemporary biblical scholarship with his own unique theories
to discover the true meaning of the New Testament. Provocative and
important, this book is sure to find a place in church and home
libraries. <br>
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Myths, Dreams and Theology in Early Christianity is available for sale
online at <a href="http://Amazon.com">Amazon.com</a>, <a href="http://Borders.com">Borders.com</a>, and through additional wholesale and
retail channels worldwide. <br>
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About the Author <br>
Fred Stitt graduated from the University of Chicago with both a PhB and
an MBA. He has done graduate work in the University of Chicago's
Divinity School and has attended many Biblical scholar seminars. A
practicing Episcopalian living in Wilmette, Ill., he and his wife have
eight children and 10 grandchildren.<br><a href="http://www.divineimpact.com/"><br>http://www.divineimpact.com/</a><br><br>