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Originally posted by spannera
Try looking for it instead of being lazy.
Originally posted by slowisfast
Didn't you hear the good news?
Jesus is God in the flesh, and he's alive.
Originally posted by HUMBLEONE
Originally posted by slowisfast
Didn't you hear the good news?
Jesus is God in the flesh, and he's alive.
No dude. I think your confused. That was Elvis, not Jesus.....Elvis......
Originally posted by spannera
Of course some of its wrong with such an abstract idea. It's a puzzle and evidence has been destoyed it requires instincts and coomon sense. For instance the sun of man walks on water. Yes of course the sun walks on water but not at night time a its the moons turn.
'Jesus was Caesar'
Originally posted by liveandlearn
I have never heard of this concept before and ATS threads in the past have only mentioned Jesus as the son of Caesar.
The book is written by Francesco Carotta wikipedia
Francesco Carotta (b. 1946 in Veneto, Italy)[1] is an independent Italian ancient historian and religious historian. He is mainly known for his theory that statesman Gaius Julius Caesar was the historical Jesus, that the Gospel is a rewriting of Roman historical sources, and that Christianity developed from the cult of the deified Caesar. Carotta's work is generally ignored in academic circles.[2]
Of course he is rejected by 'academics' which doesn't impress me much. However, I have yet to do research in this area. Hoping you guys will help me out.
I have read of Jesus being royal, as in part of Herod's family, of him being of celtic origin and even the son of a roman soldier, and that the gospesl were written by a roman family, but this is entirely new to me.
Just a few of the claims in this article pr newswire Please go to the link for more.
- Both Caesar and Jesus start their rising careers in neighboring states in the north: Gallia and Galilee. - Both have to cross a fateful river: the Rubicon and the Jordan.
Once across the rivers, they both come across a patron/rival: Pompeius and John the Baptist, and their first followers: Antonius and Curio on the one hand and Peter and Andrew on the other.
- Both are continually on the move, finally arriving at the capital, Rome and Jerusalem, where they at first triumph, yet subsequently undergo their passion.
- Both have good relationships with women and have a special relationship with one particular woman, Caesar with Cleopatra and Jesus with Magdalene.
- Both have encounters at night, Caesar with Nicomedes of Bithynia, Jesus with Nicodemus of Bethany.
The very simple act of burning such a library as this had changed the world forever. What secrets would not be secrets if it had not been lost.
Then a library gets burnt in Alexandria reputedly by Julius Caesar the first time then a second time by the christians. Co-incidences abound lol