Category crucifixon

April 19, 2014 / Posted in  Christian Terrorists, Church history, crucifixon, Jesus Christ, Pat Robertson, Ukraine

Contents

I. Introduction: Why I wrote this article

II. A psychopathic sadomasochistic god

III. The Original Easter

IV. Marriage as a part of Easter

V. Easter eggs

VI. Dating Easter to make it Christian

VII. Sex and fertility as a part of Easter

VIII. The Crescent: Symbol of Woman, her Vagina, Fertility, and Sex

IX. Uselessness of man unless he rode on the foal of an ass

X. Eggs: the spiritual sign of fertility and food of generations

XI. End Notes

Ruminations on Easter 2014

I. Introduction: Why I wrote this article

I have written on the pagan origins of Easter  over the last thirty years...

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January 12, 2014 / Posted in  Bible, Blog, Church history, Codex Sinaiticus, crucifixon, Israel, Jesus Christ, Language, Old Testament, Translation

Contents of Part 3: Codex Sinaiticus

1. Overview

2. Resources and Argument

3. Demand for accuracy in academic scientific research and writing

4. What Codex Sinaiticus does not have in Gospel of Matthew

5. What Codex Sinaiticus does not have in Gospel of Mark

6. What Codex Sinaiticus does not have in Gospel of Luke

7. What Codex Sinaiticus does not have in Gospel of John

8. What Codex Sinaiticus does not have in Acts of the Apostles

9. What Codex Sinaiticus does not have in Epistle to the Romans

10. What Codex Sinaiticus does not have in Epistle to the hebrews

11. What Codex Sinaiticus does not have in Second Epistle to Timothy

12. Summary

13. Conclusion and recommendations

14. Bibliography

15. End Notes

Overview

Codex Sinaiticus (Σιναϊτικός Κώδικας)¹ was written ...

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December 7, 2013 / Posted in  Bishop of Rome, Church history, crucifixon, Papacy, Roman Catholicism

1. Abstract
2. Background
3. Thesis
4. Review of Literature
5. Creation of a myth
6. Antethesis
7. Synthesis
8. Bibliography
9. End Notes

Abstract

According to Bruno Bartoloni’s book The Ears of the Vatican, there is a curse that is 1000 years old on the bones alleged to be those of Simon Peter bar Jonas, popularly known as St. Peter.  Bartolini wrote: ¹

“No pope had ever permitted an exhaustive study, partly because a 1,000-year-old curse attested by secret and apocalyptic documents, threatened anyone who disturbed the peace of Peter’s tomb with the worst possible misfortune.”

What the possible misfortune consists of is not detailed, nor is the “secret and apocalyptic documents...

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December 24, 2011 / Posted in  Ancient Egypt, Bible, Bishop of Rome, Christmas, Church history, crucifixon, Islam, History, Jesus Christ, Jewish history, Martin Luther, Muhammad, Old Testament, Papacy, Roman Catholicism

Christmas is considered a time of families being together, sharing drink, food, dance, and various pleasures--but this has never been the rule for all nor the fortune for everyone, as religions have held it captive, deprived it of its temporal joys, and denied the reality of peace and harmony.Read More

November 10, 2011 / Posted in  Ancient Egypt, Bible, Church history, crucifixon, Islam, Doctrines, Jesus Christ, Jewish history, Old Testament, Roman Catholicism, Torah

The least educated, most gullible turn to fortune-tellers, star-gazers, numerologists and religious fundamentalists in quest of answers that they are too afraid to find for themselves. All religions have gazed to the stars for answers and ordained or commissioned religious leaders to provide rituals that include eating the body and drinking the blood of their crucified saviours. But why is this? This essay explains the foundations of fear and the quest for comfort in a world not known--even seeking relief from extra terrestrials.Read More

November 3, 2011 / Posted in  Bible, Church history, crucifixon, Roman Catholicism

Little is known about the man many call Peter the Fisherman--but was he real? Outside of the Bible there are no other contemporary records, and those written in the first and second centuries CE have been proven or under continued scrutiny as forgery. What is the evidence?Read More

May 22, 2011 / Posted in  Ancient Egypt, Bible, Church history, crucifixon, Jesus Christ, Martin Luther, Nazis, Roman Catholicism

Who were the Christians? There were two groups, one who saw Jesus as a warrior, the other who believed Jesus to be a man of peace. But was there ever a Jesus? Were the Christians really persecuted? Can the "source material" be believed?Read More

May 17, 2011 / Posted in  atheism, Bible, Church history, crucifixon, Jesus Christ, Roman Catholicism

Christians delight in quoting from the Bible, which they claim goes back to the first century. Documents show that the Bible is not that old, but first issued in 322 CE and that revisions followed until it was declared closed by the Council of Trent in the sixteenth century. Numerous errors were put into the original gospel (John) with the additions of other gospels and letters, separating ancient christianos and chrestianos, and leading to a mythology of martyrdom and crosses.Read More

April 3, 2011 / Posted in  Adolf Hitler, Bible, Church history, crucifixon, Education, Evangelical Christianity, GOP, Iowa, Islam, Doctrines, Jesus Christ, Koch Brothers, Labor, Martin Luther, Sarah Palin, Tea Baggers

Ignorance in the USA is not “creeping along” but running backwards surpassing all scientific truths and realities in quest of the alma mater narcotic nipple of complacency and wishful thinking—and it is not just in the USA, it is a worldwide contagion. Ignorance breeds hatred and violence as seen in the twin evils of the Florida evangelical church that burned a Koran, to the Afghani zealots who murdered in cold blood UN peace keepers.  As Stephen Pizzo wrote (03/24/2011): “For the nation that has, for a couple of centuries, been not only a beacon of freedom, but also a beacon of knowledge and science, Creeping Ignorance at the heart of our government threatens to turn us into a nation only Glenn Beck, Sarah Palin and Ann Coulter, et al[.], could love: one big festival of stupidity...

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February 13, 2011 / Posted in  Church history, crucifixon, Jesus Christ, Muhammad, Roman Catholicism

Was the Last Supper of Jesus of the Bible unique, a holy act, or was it a replay of past ancient theologies? How does cannibalism fit into and intensify the Last Supper?Read More