Richard Leigh Libros

s/t: Las revelaciones que hacen temblar el Vaticano Se trata de la investigación más apasionante y polémica realizada sobre los célebres manuscritos encontrados en las cuevas de Qumran y fechados entre el siglo III a.C. y el año 70 d.C. La significación de estos documentos es esencial para el estudio de la tradición bíblica judía y los comienzos del cristianismo. Según los autores, el Vaticano sólo ha dado a conocer una pequeña parte de los materiales hallados y se empeña en obstaculizar y marginar a los estudiosos del tema. Esta conspiración del silencio en torno de los manuscritos se debe a que, de divulgarse su contenido íntegro, probablemente quedaría en evidencia que la Iglesia tergiversó interesadamente el mensaje de Cristo. Las más altas instancias vaticanas, en particular la Congregación de la Doctrina de la Fe, heredera de la Inquisición, no están dispuestas a consentirlo. Hay en el juego conceptos fundamentales cuya revisión desmoronaría la versión oficial de los Evangelios. Tan riguroso como audaz en sus conclusiones, este libro ilumina zonas oscuras del cristianismo.

Jesús no murió en la cruz. Se casó con Magdalena y su descendencia perdua hasta nuestros días.Estas sorprendentes revelaciones y muchas otras relacionadas con temas como el Evangelio, los templarios y el Grial son algunas de las revolucionarias conclusiones de esta polémica obra. En sus páginas, los investigadores Lincoln, Baigent y Leigh plasman los resultados de años de ardua labor de investigación. Pergaminos cifrados, sociedades secretas, caballeros templarios e historias sobre herejes cátaros y un antiguo linaje real francés, dibujan una nueva versión del origen del cristianismo y la identidad tanto del propio Jesucristo como de sus descendientes.El enigma sagrado es un destacado bestseller internacional y, como bien dice el investigador Juan G. Atienza en el prólogo a esta edición, abre la puerta para que pisemos sin miedo las losas de un secreto de siglos, el Secreto por excelencia de esa que llamamos la civilización occidental

Exploring themes of ambition, love, and revenge, this semi-autobiographical novel follows a would-be sorcerer pursuing his aspirations of 'Fausthood.' Set against an Anglo-American backdrop with an Anglo-European sensibility, it masterfully blends humor and sophistication while delving into contemporary personal and collective issues. The protagonist, mirroring the author's journey, transitions from the States to Britain in his early thirties, enriching the narrative with his unique perspective and experiences.

Charts the birth of Freemasonry through the survival of Templar traditions, currents of European thought, the mystery surrounding Rosslyn chapel, and an elite cadre of aristocrats attached as personal bodyguards to the French king. This book reveals its contribution to the fostering of tolerance, progressive values and cohesion in English society.

By July of 1944, the Third Reich's days were numbered. Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, a general staff insider with open eyes (and access to the F?hrer), was convinced that assassinating Hitler was the only way to prevent the destruction of the Fatherland and the deaths of millions. On July 20, he hid a bomb-stuffed briefcase at a high-level meeting. The explosion tore through the room, but a table leg spared Hitler from the blast. The result was a witch hunt, a wave of executions, and a further pointless year of war. Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh deliver ... [a] definitive portrait of the anti-Nazi movement (called "Secret Germany") that almost killed Hitler

Exploring a hidden aspect of World War II, this book reveals the existence of a secret enemy of Hitler and the intricate plot to assassinate him. The authors, known for their previous bestselling works, delve into historical conspiracies and the shadowy figures involved in this daring scheme, blending meticulous research with compelling narrative to uncover a lesser-known chapter of the war. The book promises to challenge established historical narratives and provoke thought about the lengths to which individuals will go to change the course of history.

Hailed as "one of the more controversial books of the 20th century," (UPI) Holy Blood, Holy Grail rocked the very foundation of Christianity. Now four more years of research have uncovered shocking material -- and its earthshaking consequences... Here is the book that reveals the answers to these intriguing, potentially explosive questions. Utilizing the same meticulous research that catapulted their first book onto the bestseller lists, the authors again bring an enlightening message of truth -- and urgent importance -- to Christians and non-Christians the world over. Book jacket.

Over the last two years a controversy has erupted in the world's press over the Dead Sea Scrolls that were found in caves 20 miles east of Jerusalem between 1947 and 1956. Professor Geza Vermes of Oxford calls it the academic scandal par excellence of the 20th century, Professor Morton Smith of Columbia University protests that there is no justification for the cover-up, and Professor Robert Eisenman of California says, we're tired of being treated contemptuously.

A nineteenth century French priest discovers something in his mountain village which enables him to amass a fortune of. This tale begins with buried treasure and turns into a historical detective story - a modern Grail quest leading back through cryptically coded parchments, secret societies, and the Knights Templar.