Jesus of Nazareth, Jesus Christ, Good Shepherd, Savior, Liberator – all these are the names of Jesus, whose identity still remains an incomprehensible mystery for secular people and a wonderful book of hope for believers. Who was Jesus really? Why did his life and preaching become the very essence of Christianity – a religion founded in the name of Jesus Christ, in honor of his self-sacrifice for all mankind?

Jesus says: “I have been sent to preach the good news of the kingdom.” What kingdom does he mean? Perhaps this is a reference to some Old Testament source that was already known to his contemporaries and did not need any special explanation, but which we cannot understand? Or is this a new, unknown, higher state of the soul, which humanity has yet to perceive, at a new stage of its endless biological and spiritual evolution?

Probably, in our time, the ideology of Christianity, under the pressure of science, in the grip of a consumer society, is not going through the best of times. And yet it may happen that its present crisis, after the lapse of several hundred years, will be interpreted as a transition period from the New Testament to the New Testament.

English scientist Arthur Rowe carefully examines the life and actions of Jesus Christ to answer these questions.