In this challenging and thought-provoking study, three authors from different backgrounds combine their expertise to explore the psychological dimension of the life of Jesus. Drawing upon psychoanalytic theory, historical research, and literary analysis, they offer a fresh and insightful perspective on the life and work of the founder of Christianity. This book is ideal for scholars and students of psychology, religion, and literature who seek a deeper understanding of the complex and enduring figure of Jesus.

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