MILFORD, Conn., May 1, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- For centuries, people who are familiar with Christianity were limited to strict teachings by the church. For author Richard Nicholson, the public has the right to know more about Christian history, including the details that church leaders refuse to reveal. A daring look at Christianity's origin is all set to begin with the release of Nicholson's new book Never Mind.
Never Mind recalls all the nonsense that became part of world development for the last two thousand years. It reveals dramatic facts about the origins of Christianity that the public has yet to discover. These facts have never before been assembled under one cover and they culminate in a bombshell dramatic chapter. The narrative begins with a brief but essential study of a select number of modern miracle claims and myths, including largely unknown facts about the supposed apparitions of the Virgin Mary. As it moves to the field of Christianity, the book reveals a summary of what is known and what is unknown about the first four Christian centuries is presented, including a not-to-be-believed description of major forgeries, lies and deceptions.
Highly-recommended to liberal and mature readers, Never Mind will keep you thinking deeply not only about Christianity but also about humanity in general. To order a copy of this daring book, feel free to visit your local bookstore or log on at Xlibris.com today.
About the Author
Richard Nicholson holds a Bachelor of Science degree. He has traveled extensively, visiting all seven continents. Research for Never Mind has been conducted since 1980.
Never Mind * by Richard Nicholson
Publication Date: August 15, 2000
Trade Paperback; $19.99; 112 pages; 978-0-7388-2865-7
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