True Easter story: Christ had been arisen!-resurrected by Roman legionary

The events referred to during the Easter time have been for a long time misrepresented. Christ had in fact been resurrected by a Roman legionary, one of Pontius Pilate's soldiers. The soldier received an urge to do so while guided by what is termed the Second System of Cosmic Control on the website "Earth - the planet of biorobots". So, the common Easter phrase should in fact sound as "Christ had been arisen!". If there's an interest, I can cover the subject in more details on upcoming radioshow. Happy celebration!

Read The Gods of Eden. That will explain why Man is here.

As far as Jesus (not Christ)... The New Testament was written about the year 73 CE by an Italian man named Arrius Calpurnius Piso, and his sons. It was commissioned by the Vatican. It's a totally fabricated story that mentions real people to seem legitimate. Nothing in it about Jesus is likely true (which is why it contains less than 2% of anything he ever said and why the Old Testament does not mention him at all). The Vatican just picked him to be the one... they voted on it.

It's just to lead Man down a wild goose chase and keep him from finding the Truth. Kind of like what you are doing.

Originally posted by DavidRavenMoon
Read The Gods of Eden. That will explain why Man is here.

As far as Jesus (not Christ)... The New Testament was written about the year 73 CE by an Italian man named Arrius Calpurnius Piso, and his sons. It was commissioned by the Vatican. It's a totally fabricated story that mentions real people to seem legitimate. Nothing in it about Jesus is likely true (which is why it contains less than 2% of anything he ever said and why the Old Testament does not mention him at all). The Vatican just picked him to be the one... they voted on it.

It's just to lead Man down a wild goose chase and keep him from finding the Truth. Kind of like what you are doing.

Or like you are doing. I see someone blew a bunch of smoke and it found you.

What year was the Vatican established?