The Christmas Thought of the Isis-Horus Myth is a profound non-fiction book that explores the monotheistic understanding of the Egyptian mysteries. Written by Judith von Halle, the work offers a comprehensive analysis of the mythological and religious aspects that shape the Christmas thought in the Isis-Horus mythology. The author highlights the connections between ancient Egyptian belief systems and their influence on modern religious concepts. By intertwining philosophy and religion, the reader is invited to explore the deeper meaning of the Christmas season in the context of these ancient myths. The book is aimed at those interested in religious studies as well as readers who wish to engage with the philosophy of the mysteries. With a hardcover and a clear structure, it is suitable for both personal study and academic purposes.