"If it was really the Will of God that His Son should come to earth in order to suffer and to die, then naturally human beings were necessary to carry out this plan in an earthly way. Therefore all who hated, slandered, betrayed, sentenced and killed Jesus would simply have been indispensable perpetrators of the Will of God."

Ernest Schmitt

Was the crucifixion of Jesus a dreadful crime committed by Mankind against the Son of God? Ernest Schmitt says: Yes.

Considering the events of the Old Testament, and the reports of the New, he uses the historical, political and religious circumstances of the time to develop his argument: that the trial of Jesus was, from the outset, intended to render harmless this embarrassing admonisher and was decidedly not a part of the Creator's plan for Salvation.

The conception of Jesus; death as expiation by proxy is exposed by the author as a misinterpretation of Christ's mission. His explanations lead the way out of the multitude of errors which have oppressed us ever since Golgotha.