Who was the historical Jesus, and why does his figure remain the most transformative force in human history? In this groundbreaking first volume of a comprehensive four-volume treatise, Jesús Fernández-Pedrera delivers a rigorous academic and philosophical investigation into the life, context, and legacy of Jesus of Nazareth. Moving beyond mere biography, this work serves as an intellectual bridge between historical data and existential truth. Volume I: The Historical Jesus. Sources and Context dismantles the methodological biases of modern skepticism. Using the innovative AV (Acceptability – Validity) model , the author scrutinizes the logical fallacies of prominent critics—from the Jesus Seminar to the naturalistic dogmatism of Bart Ehrman and Richard Carrier—to reveal a historical foundation far more solid than modern criticism often admits. Inside this volume, you will discover: Forensic Analysis of Sources: A deep dive into the Testimonium Flavianum and other non-Christian testimonies that confirm Jesus' existence and execution under Pontius Pilate. The Challenge to Naturalism: A compelling defense of a historiography open to the extraordinary, refuting the a priori denial of miracles. Verified Improbabilities: Rigorous case studies of documented, scientifically inexplicable events—from the Miracle of Calanda (1640) and the scientific observations of Nobel laureate Alexis Carrel, to the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima (1917). A New Anthropology: How Jesus' message catalyzed a radical transformation in law, morality, and the very concept of human dignity. Written with academic precision yet accessible to all "seekers of Truth," this treatise is a definitive resource for those unafraid to examine the facts and follow the evidence wherever it leads. Embark on a journey into the heart of history's most profound enigma. Order your copy today.