"How can the We understand when the Self speaks of higher things?".
The writer, scholar of theology and history of religions Ivan Sibaldi stages reflections on the pre-eminent figure for Christianity, the Son of God, in the lecture-show "Jesus. The Enigmas of a Hellenistic Jew."
The universal man as a Hellenistic character. Hero of a Jewish history but written and thought in Greek with Egyptian references. "Change your minds." New visions and perceptions, a new meaning. The art that makes history.
Born in Milan in 1957, Sibaldi is primarily recognized as a philologist and author of novels on theology, mythology, psychology, philosophy, the history of literature and the Qabbalah. He has published, among others, "The Invisible Teachers" (Mondadori), "The forbidden fruit of knowledge" (Frassinelli), "Book of Angels" (Frassinelli) and "The Gospel's Secret Code" (Sperling and Kupfer).
