The Satanic Roots Of The Roman Catholic Church Christian Jack Chick verifies the SOLAR CULT roots of Christianity.

The Myth of the Historical Jesus by Hayyim ben Yehoshua. A Jewish perspective.

The Jesus of History--A Reply to Josh McDowell by Gordon Stein. Stein expertly does away with the purported passages in the works of historians such as Josephus, Suetonius and Tacitus so widely trumpeted by Christian apologists as evidence of Jesus's existence.

The Astrological Foundation of the Christ Myth by Malik Jabbar. The Bible is Solar Mythology.

Did Jesus Christ Really Live? by Marshall Gauvin. Good general overview.

Jesus: Fact or Fiction Debunks apologists' spurious claims regarding historians.

Egyptian and Pagan Themes in Christian Tradition Long overview of comparisons, with ancient texts and inscriptions.

Who is This King of Glory? Alvin Boyd Kuhn reveals the Egyptian origins of Christianity and the fictional nature of Jesus Christ.

Worship of the Sun From The Worship of Nature by J.G. Frazer. Outlines the prevalent "Pagan" sun-worship, including that of the Persian sun god Mithra, that eventually became Christianity.

The Historicity of Jesus FAQ Debunks, once again, the spurious claims that the "historical Jesus" is found anywhere outside the New Testament. Apologists really need to give this up.

Did Jesus Ever Live? Debunking by well-known Rationalist Joseph McCabe. Oddly and irrationally, after showing the story to be preposterous, McCabe eventually reveals himself to be an evemerist, i.e., someone who finds a "human" core somewhere under the numerous pagan mythological layers. His dating of the canonical texts is also off but represents the typical academic perspective.

The Rationalists Manual by MD Aletheia. Loads more on the Pagan origins of Christ and Christianity.

Did Jesus Exist--The Probing Mind by Frank Zindler. Well-written overview of the arguments against a "historical Jesus." Regarding the spurious passage in Josephus, Zindler says: "As late as 891, Photius in his Bibliotheca explicitly states that Josephus makes no mention at all of Jesus' miracles and acts - indicating that the disputed passage was absent from his copy of Antiquities of the Jews. The question can probably be laid to rest by noting that as late as the sixteenth century, according to Rylands, a scholar named Vossius had a manuscript of Josephus from which the passage was wanting."

Christianity is a Meme "On a more personal level, religious conversion is known to alter the chemistry of the brain in many people. The high of the born-again Christian is a state of euphoria with addictive qualities. The Christianity Meme need only provide religious explanation for the high, like 'the love of God,' to create a strong infection."