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Jesus and the Trojan War |
- This book is about ways in which the past has been crafted by storytellers.
More specifically, it looks at ways in which stories are presented and
understood; and how story-tellers—and their listeners or readers—may wittingly
or unwittingly confuse fact with fiction.
The author explores the parallels between four stories (the Trojan war, Moses, King Arthur, and Jesus) especially the way their sources relate to their subsequent histories and contemporary relevance.
Michael Horan was educated at Collyer’s school and has a first class BA (Hons) degree. A retired management consultant, he spent much of his time with organisations in the private and public sectors, developing and presenting seminars and courses which he likes to think took some steps towards making the workplace fit for the human spirit. Though a Baptist in his earlier years, his label today would probably read "Quaker?" (if he wore a label at all).