mountainman

In the beginning ...

Testimonium Flavianum - A chronological summary of its Censure :
"A rank forgery, and a very stupid one, too" :rolling: Bishop Warburton of Gloucester, 1762.

Ken Olsen: Eusebius forged the Testimonium Flavianum:
For the Love of the Nation of Christians, and the Revolution!

"Eusebius was the most thoroughly dishonest historian in antiquity"
Yes Boss, No Boss, Of course my Lord God Caesar, Of course.

Evidence of Systematic Eusebian Identity Theft of key figures in the Platonic lineage of the 3rd/4th centuries
A Pageant of Christian Identity Frauds masquerade in the Academy of Plato

an index of fraud concerning "christian" history by century
Tenured Business is Tenured Business. "Oh what profit has this fable raked in!"

The fabricated letter of Jesus to Agbar?
The fabricated letters of Seneca to Paul?
The fabrications under the name of Lucian.
The fabrications under the name of Porphyry.
The fabrications under the name of Origen.
The fabrications under the name of Ammonias.
The fabrications under the name of Anatolius of Alexandria.
The fabrication known as the Historia Augusta.
etc
etc
etc

Then a few decades later Emperor Julian finds the time to write:
"The fabrication of the Christians is a fiction composed by wickedness"


I say we have evidence sufficient to denounce Eusebius as an imperially sponsored propagandist and a fraud. Behind Big E however stood the Boss. The Boss had a big sword. Big E may have had no choice but to obey the Lord God Caesar. Big E. got his gold, and we got Big E's Ph D thesis in ancient history. It is filled to the brim with the miraculous. As an author Eusebius reminds me of Hans Christian Anderson because of his middle name. Eusebius got published at a momentous occassion during which Plato got burnt. There's got to be a moral here somewhere.