Does The God Who Wasn There rely on the book The Worlds 16 Crucified Saviors by Kersey Graves?
No. No expert in the film cites this work or depends on it in any way. For a perspective on why the work is not considered reliable by scholars, read this review by Richard Carrier. Some less-than-ethical critics of The God Who Wasn’t There have suggested that Kersey Graves’ work was a source for the argument in the film, but it was not. In fact, when Graves’ work is mentioned at all (in the DVD’s special features), it is to warn the viewer to be wary of that work and to check its claims.
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