Overview:
Monty Python editor and biblical historian Julian Doyle argues that Life of Brian may offer a more historically accurate account of Jesus’ life than the Bible itself. In this sharp and entertaining article, he dissects inconsistencies in the Gospels — including the differing accounts of Jesus meeting his disciples — and explores how later edits to the New Testament shaped the version of Christianity we know today. Drawing on lesser-known texts and overlooked evidence, Doyle presents a compelling case for re-examining the foundations of Christian tradition.

Author bio:
Julian Doyle is a British filmmaker best known for his work with Monty Python (The Holy Grail, Life of Brian, The Meaning of Life). He is also a respected biblical historian and author of The Gospel According to Monty Python, The Secret Life and Hidden Death of the Galilean, and Who Killed Jesus?, which explores suppressed traditions and contradictions in the New Testament.

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