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mightyjoemoon · 02-23-2006, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Diogenes the Cynic

Major religions ranked by size:

Hrm... guess I was wrong. Boy, those groups lumped together under Christian would be foaming at the mouth to see themselves all included under the same heading.

Clivedurdle · 02-23-2006, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by k_smith123

For five years now I have been treating the Bible as allegory and my interpretations indicate the Christianity emerged as a reaction to a "revelation" of allegoric secrets known as "The Great Mysteries". In effect, allegory served as a code which was used by the educated elites to create religions and enslave the rest of mankind. When the secrets of the allegories became too widely known and began to threaten established religions, men metaphorically identified with the name "John" produced large amounts of false interpretations to spread confusion and discredit honest interpreters. The metaphor known as "Christ" emerged out of these false interpretations.

(I know this theory will sound crazy to many, but it certainly is more likely than the literal alternative--isn't it?)

Deep Breath!

Umm have you heard of Caesar's Messiah? Welcome btw!

(runs away cowering!)

manfer · 02-24-2006, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Chunk

Could anyone help me with these things? I would like to read more on them. Are they purely the hypothesis of Scholars or is there actually anything to back them up?

Thanks.

I can give some.

Alfredo Conde, spanish , as me, say that all, repeat, ALL, books of the new testament- gospels- are false. See that, and read on line first chapter of his book, "Simón, opera magna". He demostrates with proofs, not only telling, how Eusebio de Cesárea in IV a.C. counterfeit the entire New Testament. The key is "S-i-m-o-n" word repeated a lot throught the entire new testament books.

Who was Simon? Read the book.

http://www.sofiaoriginals.com/

Another great help is Luigi Cascioli, with " La favola di Cristo", absolutely not to be missing. " The fable (or myth) of Christ". He also demonstrates the indisputable of not-existence of Jesus, but this book is much, indispensable to easily understand the labiryinth of religions from IV b.c to I-II a.C.

http://www.luigicascioli.it/home_ita.php

Regards all, my first message.

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