The Creed of Constantine; Or The World Needs a New Religion

The Creed of Constantine; Or The World Needs a New Religion by Henry M. Tichenor delves into the origins and implications of the Christian creed established by Emperor Constantine at the First Council of Nice. The book explores the supernatural and spectacular origins of the Christian religion contrasting it with the teachings of other faiths like Buddhism. It critiques the Christian doctrine of eternal damnation and the concept of vicarious atonement questioning the validity and morality of such beliefs. Through a critical lens the author challenges the traditional narratives and interpretations of Christianity advocating for a more humane and rational approach to spirituality and morality.