The Mistakes of Jesus

"The Mistakes of Jesus" by William Floyd is a non-fiction religious analysis that questions the traditional image of Jesus Christ. Written in the early 20th century amidst rising skepticism, the book examines the perceived inconsistencies and faults in the biblical depiction of Jesus. Floyd challenges common religious beliefs about Jesus, investigating his statements about his godly nature, the idea of never-ending suffering, and moral commands. From economics to love, Floyd argues that many of Jesus' lessons are either incorrect or no longer relevant, pushing for a shift towards secular ethics based on reason rather than religious doctrine to solve modern moral problems.