The Secret God Who Challenged Christ: A Journey to the Heart of Mithraism

By Jacob Ward

The Secret God Who Challenged ChristA Journey to the Heart of Mithraism By Jacob WardBehind the scenes of the Roman Empire, as Christianity gained strength and established itself as the dominant religion, another secret cult was rising in the shadows, vying for the soul of civilization: Mithraism. With mysterious origins, shrouded in clandestine rituals and enigmatic symbols, this cult directly rivaled the Christian faith, offering a path of enlightenment, discipline, and transcendence to those willing to uncover its secrets.Rooted in Persian and Greek traditions, the worship of Mithras, the warrior god who sacrifices the cosmic bull to bring forth life, captivated soldiers, merchants, and intellectuals of the empire. Its initiates, divided into seven hierarchical degrees, underwent spiritual trials, ritualistic banquets, and esoteric teachings within underground temples-the mysterious mithraea. But what did this cult truly represent? What was its promise of salvation? And why, in its final confrontation with Christianity, did it vanish from the official pages of history?Jacob Ward guides us through a labyrinth of hidden symbols, archaeological discoveries, and erased narratives, revealing not only the essence of Mithraism but also an unsettling question: what if history had taken a different path? If Emperor Constantine had chosen the cult of Mithras as Rome's official religion, what would the world look like today? Would we have underground temples instead of cathedrals? A warrior god instead of the crucified Christ?In this fascinating work, every page is a key to a forgotten mystery, an invitation to explore a universe where faith, power, and destiny intertwine in unexpected ways. The secrets of Mithras still echo-are you ready to hear them?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 6599810896
• ISBN13: 9786599810893
• Release Date: February 2025
• Publisher: Imprint
• Length: 182 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"