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Title: No more than a mere curiosity
Review: Gardner relies too heavily on one person's research for most of the first half of his book--that one person being Dr. Barbara Thiering, with whom NOT ONE OTHER SCHOLAR AGREES. In fact, if her thesis is wrong, Gardner's entire book collapses. This is his worst error. His second worst is simply his naivete. In his last chapters, he displays a completely inadequate understanding of human nature and an idealism worthy of a young Candide. If you're at all interested in the history of Jesus and early Christianity, it's worth a read, but be aware that each level of his argument becomes harder and harder to believe.
