The Bible: Between Faith and Inquiry — Volume II

Explore how early Christian movements developed into an organised tradition shaped by canon, creeds, councils, doctrine, and institutional authority. This volume examines Constantine, Nicaea, the Trinity, Marian devotion, the afterlife, comparative religion, and disputed claims—while distinguishing recognised scholarship from speculation and asking how faith can engage honestly with uncertainty.

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Christianity, Doctrine, and Institutional Authority

This volume follows the development of Christianity from competing early movements into an organised religious tradition shaped by canon, creed, councils, doctrine, and institutional authority.

It examines Constantine, Nicaea, the Trinity, Marian devotion, the afterlife, moral teaching, comparative religion, and claims of suppression or conspiracy.

It also tests disputed theories, distinguishes recognised scholarship from speculation, and considers whether mature faith can remain intellectually honest in the face of uncertainty.