Hmm. Perhaps another miracle here...
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Lying for God – Copy and Glorify!
Would
they lie? They said it themselves.
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Trials and Errors – Theology as drama, masquerading as history!
Jesus meets his detractors. Six trials and myriad contradictions!
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Bar Abbas! Barabbas! – A cameo that adds drama and irony
After the war with Rome, the choice facing the Jews was given a human face and made an atoning sacrifice. Jesus was not just a lamb but a goat!
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Noble Jew? |
Non-Christian Testimony for Jesus? Josephus, Tacitus, Pliny, et al
From
the authentic pen of lying Christian scribes !! A Jew and a handful of pagans are pressed into service as unwitting "witnesses" for a phantom saviour.
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Noble sacrifice? |
Persecution – Holy
Mother Church Invents Heroic Origins
"Suffering
martyrs"? The fable of Christians thrown to
the lions is as familiar as Goldilocks and the Three
Bears.
Would the early believers have
died for a lie? Consider the evidence for that supposed
"persecution" –
Holy Mother Church invented heroic origins!
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Did God create dragons? |
"Saint
George" – The
pork salesman who became England's patron saint
Laugh or cry? - The
fabrication of "Saint
George".
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Shrouded
in Deceit Leonardo
da Vinci's Last Laugh
How
a sacrilegious 'sorcerer' outwitted the priests!
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The 'Galilean Ministry' - Fabrication of a Christian Holy Land
The Gospel writers created a maritime stage for a perambulating messiah. It is a palpable nonsense.
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The Year 36
Drill down on the Christian timeline and what you find are endless anomalies and mismatches with real history. How can the chronology of the "most important event in history" be so uncertain? Because it is not history at all but a fable retrofitted into history.
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"Jesus' pavement" – in fact, Hadrian's east forum. |
Aelia Capitolina – City
of the Evangelists
For two hundred years, the municipality of Aelia – the
erstwhile city of Jerusalem – was demonstrably and triumphantly
pagan. It was
upon not the city of Herod but the 2nd century city of
Hadrian that the gospellers imposed their fable.
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The Siloam stream terminated in a "sacred" pool
where Hadrian built a temple. |
Siloam – Negating
Jewish magic
Where Jesus venues were not entirely unstated, vagueness
left plenty of scope for imaginative "placement". The venues were shrewdly chosen to scupper the competition and expropriate
the magic of earlier gods.
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A non-believer healed by Jesus? |
A
Jesus miracle at Bethesda?
In the northeastern
sector of the new city of Aelia,
just beyond the eastern forum, Hadrian's architects re-developed
an ancient shrine of healing. It
was "useful", therefore, for gospeller
John to have his divine
hero perform superior magic at the very spot that the god Asclepius worked
his wonders.
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Art – but not history. |
Dolorosa – The Way of Sorrow or A Comedy of
Errors?
Jerusalem's bogus pilgrim trail. The streets of the Via
Dolorosa were never
traversed by Jesus, with or without his cross. The
roads of the Old City of Jerusalem follow the line (but
at a level some ten to fifteen feet higher) of the town built
by the Roman Emperor Hadrian after 135 AD – a
century too late for any Christian messiah.
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Tomb town. |
Sepulchres
of Deceit – The empty (and misidentified) tombs of Jerusalem
Ancient Jerusalem was encompassed by a necropolis. But empty tombs and empty tales
of Nicodemus and Arimathea do not a saviour make.
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Holy? The Jesus theme park shared by rival six
rival franchisees. |
The empty
tombs of Jesus – vacuous nonsense
What chance that the "most sacred
site in Christendom", the so called tomb of Jesus, is anything
other than a grotesque and palpable fraud?
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Waking the Dead? – Did Jesus really "raise" anyone?
Of the 35 miracles supposedly performed by
Jesus three were nothing less than restoring life to the recently
dead. No claim has ever been made that they were "resurrected" to life eternal in a supernatural
body in the manner of Jesus. That cachet was for JC alone. But were the three ever raised at all?
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Resurrection of the Lord? – The Hole in the Christian Doughnut
Who saw what when? Does even a word of it make sense?
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Encounter
at Emmaus?
Of the dozen or so post-death appearances
claimed for Jesus Christ, the "most detailed" (a
whole 20 verses) is the one reported solely by Luke, "on
the road to Emmaus." Oddly,
for this most important of occasions, JC materialized to two unknown characters, Cleopas and the "other
one". History – or a fiction inspired by faith?
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"James
Ossuary" Declared Fake Official!
Down the
Toilet! Faker Arrested! Declared
fake Official! The "James
Ossuary". How
an Israeli entrepreneur outwitted the 'experts'.
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