| Bibil Identifier |
bibil:200462 |
| Publication Type |
Book |
| Title (English, Long) |
The Issa Tale That Will Not Die |
| Title (English, ) |
Nicholas Notovitch and His Fraudulent Gospel |
| Author |
Fader, H. Louis |
| Year (Publication) |
2003 |
| Year (Original (1st Edition)) |
2003 |
| Year (Copyright) |
2003 |
| Year (Reference) |
2003 |
| Library |
BCU/Dorigny, Lausanne |
| Signature |
UPA 51025 |
| Place |
272 |
| Publishing house |
University Press of America |
| Place |
Lanham et al. |
| ISBN |
0-7618-2657-2 |
| Edition number |
1 |
| Language |
English |
| Pages |
xvi Pages
239 Pages |
| height in cm |
22 |
| Genre |
Original |
| Notes |
Préface du Dr. Norbert Klatt. |
| Abstract |
This book is a fresh investigation disproving the notion, popular today among certain segments of the world's religious culture, that the Russian journalist Nicholas Notovitch had definitely discovered, at an Indo-Tibetan monastery, a bona fide ancient Buddhist manuscript which allegedly described Jesus' travels to India and Central Asia before he then launched his well-know public ministry back in Israel. |
| Keywords |
Thesaurus BiBIL : New Testament (Introduction) : Jesus : Historical Jesus
Thesaurus BiBIL : Ancient Christianity : Themes : India |
| Last modification |
2017-10-27 |
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