This document provides an overview of Glenn Young's theory that Christianity was influenced by the ancient rivalry between the gods Ba'al and Yahweh. It summarizes key points from Young's analysis, including that Ba'al was the dominant and most popular god in the region for thousands of years, while Yahweh was relatively unknown. Archaeological discoveries at Ugarit revealed that the Canaanite culture made many contributions to religion and writing systems. Young argues that with political and social crises, one god could become another, and that Christianity incorporated elements of the older Ba'al religion.