In an attempt for this synthesis, Ahmed Osman suggests that evidence demonstrates to the modern Age that Jesus Christ was a political and/or spiritual icon, and never existed in his alleged time. He claims that earlier events, in Ancient Egypt, offer the key to a Christian invention. Beginning with compelling revelations about Akhnaton's ascendants  and his Monotheist project, Osman questions the end of the Amarnian Revolution  . Seeing the Gnostic and Essenians documents as an echo of this tragedy, he finds the ground for an emergence of Christianity .

Dr. William Theaux has also investigated these topics with the tools of Psychohistory  . He finds a compelling confirmation for his own work in Osman's first step  , noticing however that this Egyptologist then eludes an essential part in the historical puzzle  . Dr. Theaux brings Greece into the frame. There, Osman's first discovery dramatically expands, yet amazingly it also reverses his conclusion about Christianity. In this large span, the reason for the Man Jesus is embedded.

Apparently Science with Spirituality display a double mechanism : early views are repressed and they seem to endanger a credo when they are rediscovered. Yet, when they are welcome and considered for possible admission, they reveal their unseen dimension which actually strengthens the credo with clearer identity.
The long time weakness of Christianity may have proven his purpose. It can now confront the light of rationalism and the perspective of invalidation. The experience shows that reason turns it to its advantage. This legendary model of reward, already seen with Abraham accepting the killing of his son, encourages Christianity today to face its faith in science and reason.
With its rejuvenated identity, the Christian message of Knowledge is strengthened to meet the challenges of its Time.