The book "Christian Myth" by Arthur Drews is one of the leading works in the field of critical analysis of the biography of Jesus Christ and his historicity. In this book, the author analyzes the legendary image of Jesus as a divine incarnation, raising questions about the historical veracity of events related to Christ. Drews examines the archaeological, historical, and religious aspects of Jesus' life, revealing a number of controversies and anomalies that appear in the context of Christian dogma. In The Christian Myth, Drews offers a new approach to understanding the biography of Jesus that can provoke debate among scholars, theologians, and readers. This book makes a powerful contribution to the context of contemporary studies of religion and history, and challenges the reader to reexamine known concepts and beliefs about Christianity and Jesus Christ.