Fundamentals of the Christian Faith in the Light of the Gospels

by Maulana Sadr-ud-Din

Title Page
Author’s Acknowledgement
Foreword
The Concept of Divine Unity in the Gospels
Divine Commandments and Tradition
Jesus did not Teach the Doctrine of Atonement:
The Ways of God’s Will and Pleasure:
Salvation Depends on Obedience to Divine Commandments:
- Sinful Life Leads into Hell
- God Forgives Sinners
The Righteous Have Always Existed in the World Says the Gospel:
Jesus, a Human Being and an Apostle of God:
Jesus Had Been Raised for the Guidance of The Children of Israel:
No Mention of Church Dogma in the Sermon on the Mount:
- Sermon on the Mount opposed to Teaching of Church Christianity
- Jesus Opposed to the Doctrine of Atonement
Significance of the Term “Son of God”:
Jesus on the Judgement Day:
- Jesus Lower than Angels
The Effect which Jesus Produced on his Kith and Kin and Disciples:
Impression Jesus Created on Jewish Mind:
The Gospels Contradict Church Doctrine:
- Jesus Taken Down Alive from the Cross
- Forty Days after Regaining Consciousness
- His Flesh and Bones
- Jesus’ Picture in the Museums of Europe and America
Conclusion

The Gospels Contradict Church Doctrine: His Flesh and Bones

By showing his wounds to the disciples, Jesus tried to assure them that he was neither a demon nor any other evil spirit. He observed that a spirit hath not flesh and bones (Luke, 24:37–43); God Who is a spirit has neither bones nor flesh (John, 4:24). Now God is Incomprehensible and Unseen. Jesus did not possess Divine qualities, to be looked upon as God or a spirit.

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