Easter 2010 sees the publication of a new book by Philip Pullman entitled The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ. According to reports in the Daily Telegraph and on Richard Dawkins' website, Pullman argues that while Jesus was a great moral teacher, St Paul corrupted his message by 'imagining' his divinity. This is not a new argument, by any means. Many have called St Paul 'the founder of Christianity'. And this book will show the arguments against such a notion. In an age of increasing biblical illiteracy, Pullman's claims are likely to be met with less resistance than they might have previously. In his own words, he describes the book (in almost Dan Brown-esque style) as part novel, part history, and part fairy tale, so this new resource by a respected New Testament authority will help people untangle what scholars know about Jesus and Paul from the 'imaginations' of Mr Pullman himself.