While controversial in the mainstream Muslim world, the Ahmadiyya community (founded in 1889) holds exactly what Kersten argues: Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the movement, wrote Jesus in India (1899), detailing the same tomb at Rozabal.
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Kersten uses these cross-cultural confirmations to argue a simple point: If only Christians denied it, but Muslims and Buddhists both claimed it, perhaps history is more complex than dogma.
Kersten’s narrative is built on three primary pillars that challenge traditional Christian doctrine: The "Lost Years" (Ages 12–30):
: After the events in Galilee, Jesus reportedly returned to India to escape further persecution, living for several more decades while preaching in the Himalayas. Final Resting Place : The book claims Jesus died of old age in Srinagar, Kashmir , and identifies the Roza Bal shrine as his actual tomb. About the Author Holger Kersten