by François-Xavier Héry, Thierry Énel · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782844541154
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«Et si Dieu était né en Égypte?» is the essay by François-Xavier Héry and Thierry Énel, published by Dervy in 2001 in paperback (143 pages, in French).
The essay traces the origin of the sacred name in the Bible and argues that «amén» comes from Amun, a deity of ancient Egypt. Egypt had already conceived a universal god before Moses and Akhenaten, which challenges received ideas about the birth of monotheism and links the three religions.
The subtitle of the work is «La Bible nous le révèle»; the edition includes bibliographic references and 16 pages of color plates.
Intended for readers interested in the history of religions, ancient Egypt, and interpretations of the origin of monotheism.
