This thread is for those who would like to discuss ideas about religion vs. spirituality. This topic comes up on our Continue reading →
Debuting on January 8, 2012, we are pleased to be invited by Revolution Radio to broadcast our own 2-hour radio show every Sunday evening at 10pm Eastern, 7pm Pacific time. Tune in to our show on our website, entitled Continue reading →
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Joseph Atwill is being interviewed by Christian theologian Eli James on the popular Internet radio show, Revolution Radio, on Saturday, December 17, 2011 at 10pm Eastern, 7pm Pacific Standard Time. It will be a two-hour show during which Atwill will answer call-in questions from listeners.
As there has been public interest in Ehrman’s forthcoming book indicating Jesus was historical, I thought it might be useful to critique the methods he has previously used to determine historicity.
Though Ehrman’s methodology to determine historicity is coherent, even if it were correctly applied it could never Continue reading →
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Tagged baptism, Bart Ehrman, Christian, Elijah, Elisha, Gospels, Jesus, John, Luke, Malachi, Mark, Matthew, Moses-Jesus, Nazareth, New Testament, Synoptic, the real Jesus
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The Emperor Hadrian wrote a letter indicating that Serapis and Christ were the same god.
From Hadrian – “There those who worship Serapis are, in fact, Christians, and those who call themselves bishops of Christ are, in fact, devotees of Continue reading →
The Gospels are simply a literary version of the Arch of Titus. You can see on
the Arch the concepts that were worked into the Gospels – God the father and the
son of god Continue reading →
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Tagged Arch of Titus, Caesar, Flavian, God the father, Gospels, Jesus, Jewish War, Judeo-Christian origins, New Testament, origin of Christianity, son of god, Titus, War of the Jews, Wars of the Jews, who wrote the Gospels
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I have created a 34-minute presentation on the Flavian Signature – this video is separate from our upcoming documentary – it is mainly a tool for scholars and anyone interested in understanding an abridged version of the Flavian Signature more immediately. Continue reading →
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Tagged Caesar, Christianity, Flavian, Gospels, Jesus, Jesus story, Jewish War, Josephus, Judeo-Christian origins, Messiah, messianic Jews, New Testament, New Testament scholarship, origin of Christianity, War of the Jews, Wars of the Jews, who wrote the Gospels
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When read as Jewish literature, the New Testament Gospels seem to contradict history. They describe a pacifist Jewish Messiah and depict Romans in a positive light during an era when a Jewish messianic movement waged war against the Roman Empire. To explain these and other contradictory aspects, scholars have speculated that the Gospels were the product of a Roman mystery cult Continue reading →
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One question that always comes up when I speak with people who are learning about Caesar’s Messiah is this: if the Romans invented Christianity why did they persecute Christians? The question reflects the success the Romans had in confusing people as to who a “Christian” was.
The term “Christian” simply means a follower of a Christ – a leader claiming to have been foreseen by the Jews’ messianic prophecies. Continue reading →
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Tagged apostles, Book of John, Christianity, Gospel of John, Jewish messianic movement, John, John 21, Josephus, messianic prophecies, New Testament, persecution of Christians, Peter, Roman Christians, Simon, Wars of the Jews
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Caesar’s Messiah is now available as an eBook, and you don’t need a portable reading device to enjoy the benefits of this format – you can download it onto your computer and read it right now. Continue reading →