What if the most dangerous manuscript in history did not offer new answers—but destroyed our certainty that we had already found them?
Monsignor Elias Valeri has spent nearly forty years exposing religious frauds. A brilliant scholar of ancient languages and manuscripts, he trusts evidence, method, and reason. Then he is shown fragments of an impossible text: pages allegedly written by Jesus of Nazareth himself.
The manuscript does not reveal secret doctrines, hidden miracles, or a new religion. Instead, it presents something far more unsettling: a Jesus who questions, doubts, searches, and warns humanity against the temptation of absolute certainty.
As Elias follows the fragments from Rome to Cairo, the Judean Desert, and beyond, an archaeological investigation becomes a confrontation with faith, knowledge, power, and the limits of human understanding. Ancient signs, vanished scholars, forbidden archives, and disturbing passages gradually point toward a radical idea: perhaps the greatest spiritual danger is not ignorance, but believing that no questions remain.
The Manuscript of Wonder is a philosophical thriller about mystery, consciousness, faith, and the courage to remain open before the Infinite.
| Seitenanzahl | 187 |
| Ausgabe | 1 (2026) |
| Format | A5 (148x210) |
| Einband | Taschenbuch mit Klappen |
| Farbe | Farbig |
| Papiertyp | Ahuesado 80g |
| Sprache | Portugiesisch |
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