I have set to task refuting Josh and Sean MacDowell's famous book: Evidence that Demands a Verdict. There are several reasons for this which I discuss in chapter 1. No response to this famous work has ever been properly articulated in print. Macdowell's book is fraught with problems which demand serious attention. And if this is the only book I ever publish, it well be well worth it.

This project has been a genuine labor of love and quite time consuming. It is nothing short of the most accurate and honest investigation into the historicity of the so-called New Testament and all the baggage which comes with this overarching subject. The institution of Christianity influences our culture more than the average laymen is aware. One question I have often asked myself: is Christianity blessing or cursing our Western society, particularly the descendants of Jacob alive today known as the Duetsch Celtic tribes? Note that I do not consider the OT and NT to be either compatible or sequential, which is why I always differentiate the two.  

  Due to the nature of the subject matter, the work has been too vast to encapsulate into a single volume. This is an ongoing project and there is not a set date as to its projected completion.  I do welcome any help offered by those interested in seeing this work come to fruition. The core question which will be amply dissected lying at the very heart of this project is: did Jesus Christ actually exist in a specific time and place? The entire Christian religion is banking on this assumption to be historical. But is it?