Fundamental Falsehoods of the Catholic Church

An analysis of the serious contradictions and manipulations of biblical texts and the figure of the historical Jesus.

The New Testament proves beyond a doubt that Jesus was a Jew who did not want to found any new religion or Church, that he did not believe himself to be the son of God, and that he had at least six biological siblings.

The Gospels themselves question basic Catholic dogmas by showing that the apostles, for example, did not believe in the divinity of Jesus, nor in the virginity of Mary, nor in the resurrection. The figure of the Pope loses its authority when one learns of the stratagems that made it possible, especially when Jesus expressly repudiated professional priesthood. Christianity acquires another nuance when it is proven that its foundations do not come from Jesus but from Saint Paul.

In this book, Dr. Pepe Rodríguez carries out an in-depth analysis of the Bible that allows us to know what was written, in what circumstances, who wrote it, when, and, above all, which texts were manipulated and how they were perverted over the centuries. With this work, the author makes it possible for believers and non-believers to find the answers that have always been withheld from them and to have solid criteria about the origin of Christianity.

First published in 1997, Fundamental Lies of the Catholic Church was a great success (over 150,000 copies sold and translations into several languages). A decade later, the author has revised, updated, and expanded the text, including new topics, data, reflections, and conclusions.