Ancient Confession Found: 'We Invented Jesus Christ'

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
Sounds like hogwash to me. The date of the article being in 2013 is a dead giveaway. Not to mention, why is it only announced on some random site? News like this would be HUGE. Especially definitive proof of Jesus being a myth.

About as revolutionary as that engine that would have rendered fossil fuels obsolete. If revealing Jesus to be fake would compromise the economy or sociopolitical structure, you can bet your bottom dollar they would bury every shred of evidence with whoever found it.

originally posted by: Okeyd57

originally posted by: Klassified

originally posted by: Metallicus
Yet another thread attacking the Christians. It is laughable how everyone and everything is off-limits to ridicule unless you are Christian, white male or overweight. Hopefully these last three groups that are targets of bigotry will be overcome.

As I said above. Christianity has certainly put in their time forcing their beliefs and theology on everyone in the world. But that's ok because they're the "moral majority". I think they can handle a few plates full of what they've been dishing out for the past few millennia.

True Christians haven't "forced" their beliefs on anyone.

I hear that a lot. Yet Christianity has spent the last 2000 years doing just that. And not surprisingly, they say the very same thing you just did.

First question that anyone should ask is: Do I believe in God?

If not, don't even bother.

If yes, then get ride of your pride and place yourself before God with simplicity and truth, asking Him for guidance and help. For sure you will meet Him, and you will know the Truth (Jesus Christ) by yourself.

Today's reading, Mathew 11, 25-27

25At that time Jesus answered and said, I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes.

26 Even so, Father: for so it seemed good in thy sight.

27 All things are delivered unto me of my Father: and no man knoweth the Son, but the Father; neither knoweth any man the Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever the Son will reveal him.

www.kingjamesbibleonline.org...

I testify that above is the Truth, by experience.

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
Sounds like hogwash to me. The date of the article being in 2013 is a dead giveaway. Not to mention, why is it only announced on some random site? News like this would be HUGE. Especially definitive proof of Jesus being a myth.

I'm not so sure it would be Huge, Krazyshot. And if it were, the backlash and damage control I mentioned on the first page would be just as huge, and people would still cling to their beliefs. So we would end up with evidence that gets consistently bombarded just like evolution does.
Look how many question evolution, just because of the consistent criticism it gets from the creationists.
Look how many still cling to a world-wide flood, even though science has found no evidence such a thing happened.
Look how many still think a flat earth was once a widely held belief.
Look how many still cling to beliefs science has shown, again and again, to be wrong.
Yet the evidence is there, for anyone to look up, and in some cases, can be checked by an individual who is willing to take the time to do so.
Even I question certain things science says I shouldn't. lol.

My point being, when it comes to something billions of people believe in. Definitive evidence isn't nearly as strong as faith, in most cases.

originally posted by: voyger2
First question that anyone should ask is: Do I believe in God?

If not, don't even bother.

If yes, then get ride of your pride and place yourself before God with simplicity and truth, asking Him for guidance and help. For sure you will meet Him, and you will know the Truth (Jesus Christ) by yourself.

Today's reading, Mathew 11, 25-27

25At that time Jesus answered and said, I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes.

26 Even so, Father: for so it seemed good in thy sight.

27 All things are delivered unto me of my Father: and no man knoweth the Son, but the Father; neither knoweth any man the Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever the Son will reveal him.

www.kingjamesbibleonline.org...

I testify that above is the Truth, by experience.

Essentially; Ignorance is bliss.

If I told you to reject what seems logical and to follow my words regardless and listen to my message, would you too not find comfort in my words?

originally posted by: threewhitecandles
I thought the fact that Jesus never existed was common knowledge....
Except for the people stupid enough to believe in such fallacies.

If you want to make a point, you might want to learn the meanings of the words you use. Fallacy does not mean what you seem to think it does...

Jaden

a reply to: Ghost147

Yes, atheism IS a belief system. Yours and others' pseudo intellectual attempts at altering that fact doesn't change it. You might like to try and take a intellectual high ground with your ridiculous attempts at convincing ,yourself more than others, that atheism is not a belief but some neutral starting point that doesn't fall into the pettiness of being a belief system. However, those attempts really just make you look foolish.

I would, and do, respect the agnostics and atheists that acknowledge that their beliefs are just that a hell of a lot more than those who try to claim an intellectual superiority by grasping at the current paradigms pseudo scientific beliefs and claiming they are something other than a religious dogma based belief system.

Jaden

There is a messiah that could have been created, the Luciferian one that seems to be shown in I Pet Goat II. If that is the end game of TPTB, then the ultimate idea had to come from somewhere in history and the Illuminati can trace their roots back to the ancient Mystery religions.

I'm only saying this once, no one mes'es with the jesus.

originally posted by: Masterjaden
a reply to: Ghost147

Yes, atheism IS a belief system. Yours and others' pseudo intellectual attempts at altering that fact doesn't change it. You might like to try and take a intellectual high ground with your ridiculous attempts at convincing ,yourself more than others, that atheism is not a belief but some neutral starting point that doesn't fall into the pettiness of being a belief system. However, those attempts really just make you look foolish.

Sure, I'll bite. What entails within an 'Atheistic belief system'?

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
Another effort to bust on Christianity again...

Most of it is generated by those who know the End of The Age is upon us.

Interesting reading many Jewish/Christian Magazines lately, all the articles mention "The Water Bearer".

Shemittah of all SHEMITTAH, The Next One, and THE COVENANT.

But most will never see it coming, they all think either Jesus is real or is not real, and that has NO BEARING,lol, on what is about to happen next.

Who will get to sign the NEXT CONTRACT, err COVENANT ??

Ummm it wont be Jesus or his fishy friends.

a reply to: DarthFazer

Thanks for creating this thread. There is a lot of knowledge to read through, think about and figure out. It will take me some time!

I have trouble reconciling a three day old body coming back to life, three days in that heat, no water, I just don't think so, even if the tomb was 'cool' define 'cool' , and who moved the closing slab? could it be done from the inside?

originally posted by: Collateral

Essentially; Ignorance is bliss.

Essentially; Arrogance is blindness.

This probably isn't true since they never gave evidence for their claim. Where is this "Ancient Confession"? No pictures? No upload and translation of the document?

Even if the Romans invented Jesus to ease the Roman-Jewish conflicts that later led to wars, why did they wait until the 4th Century to make Christianity the state religion?

a reply to: Klassified

Well first, Evolution would not negate the existence of Jesus Christ. Second, there's no evidence of macro-evolution. In fact, there's no guarantee that the past(pre-Flood) happened at all. How can you be sure that the past actually happened, as opposed to that we were transported into a game where it was made to "look like" it happened the way it was. The truth is, if you were not present at that time, then you cannot be sure that it actually existed!

I have a radical new theory and it actually makes a lot of sense, and that is, everything pre-Flood or Biblical times is actually just a set-up, because I cannot imagine why anyone would run a simulation for billion of years for little more than the equivalent of watching grass grow. Time passes the same way in all dimensions(when people say different timelines, it merely means different versions of events, or that our perception of the events that unfolded within the dimension that we exist in is different, and not really different "kinds of time." To put it another way, the "lengthiness" that is required to pass a 1-hour event on Earth does not necessarily differ in another dimension), and needless to say, billion of years are a very long time.

a reply to: ffx6554

This leads to a few questions....

How do you know Jesus is not als a part of this "set-up" past?

If you can't imagine anyone running a simulation for billions of years, how does that automatically mean it didn't happen? Just because you don't understand why someone would so something, that doesn't mean they didn't. Why assume time passes the same in all dimensions when it doesn't even pass the same for extremely different speeds (and the speed of Light)?

This thread does not provide the "Ancient Confession" document/writing for evidence since 2013 and it's 2015 now so it may be a hoax, but your post is a strange way to reason that Jesus did exist.

a reply to: arpgme

Because it would be such a waste of memory, and if he were observing the simulation, why would he spend billion of years watching almost no actions at all? One thing we can learn from this programmer is that he's clearly not a boring person.

As far as the different time, or should I say, different perception of time concept, perhaps the best way to describe it is if you were watching a movie in fast-forward. I'm sure you've seen those videos where you see people just zipping by. I'd imagine that's how you "see" things in a higher dimension, or as "they" would put it, from a higher vibrational frequency standpoint. In others words, whereas the time for the events in our dimension to unfold where we perceive someone getting from point A to B is 5 minutes, for them it's 5 seconds. I guess you can just simply say that they move faster, and perhaps this is where "Flash" comes from.

a reply to: ffx6554

en.memory-alpha.wikia.com...(episode)

That is from an old Voyager episode.

a reply to: Masterjaden

originally posted by: Masterjaden

originally posted by: threewhitecandles
I thought the fact that Jesus never existed was common knowledge....
Except for the people stupid enough to believe in such fallacies.

If you want to make a point, you might want to learn the meanings of the words you use. Fallacy does not mean what you seem to think it does...

Jaden

You're joking right?

fal·la·cy
ˈfaləsē/Submit
noun
a mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound argument.

www.google.com...

It's been believed for CENTURIES that Josephus' Testimionium Flavium's famous paragraph regarding Jesus was a fabrication. That's agreed upon. I'm sorry.

chs.harvard.edu...