Mike
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Tomorrow is Easter. Now is as good a time as any to share with you my thoughts on early Christianity vs. its Roman distortions. This may piss off a few Christians and I may lose followers over this, but the truth needs to be said.
Who betrayed and murdered Christ? The Pharisees and Romans did. No one can deny this. Who are the enemies of humanity to this day? Why, it's the very same Pharisees and Romans. Except today they are called Zionists and Zionist Christians.
But let's go back to the first three centuries of Christianity, shall we? Back then it was a sect, not a religion. The Apostles decided to follow the teachings of Christ after he was crucified and separated and distanced themselves from Judaism. They knew full well who the enemy was - it was their fellow Jews, who were in cahoots with the Romans.
For three centuries, the Romans tried to destroy this new Christian sect. Christians were put into arenas and told to kneel before the Roman emperor. When they refused, they were fed to hungry lions. Those early Christians remembered the sacrifice Christ had made. They knew he died for the divine principles of Love, Truth and Courage. This is what is really meant by the phrase that Jesus died for our sins. Our sin was cowardice, it still is. But those early Christians made the same selfless sacrifice.
How many Christians today would do the same if faced with this awful choice? The people of Gaza are truly the people of Jesus in the land of Jesus. They, too, are willing to die for Love, Truth and Courage. Don't be misled by their current Muslim faith, which is a result of various conversions throughout history. By their fruits you shall know them. And Christians and Jews want to kill them. By their fruits they, too, shall be known.
We know the Jews are traitors and murderers. But how did Christians go from making the same sacrifice as Jesus to siding with the traitors of Jesus to kill the people of Jesus in the land of Jesus? The answer is Rome. After three centuries of persecuting Christians they finally decided that if you can't beat them you must hijack them.
Emperor Constantine declared Christianity to be the official religion of the Roman empire. In 325 AD the Council of Nicea introduced the concept of the Holy Trinity, in which the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit were pronounced to be seperate entities who together form God. There's only one problem: there's no mention of the Trinity anywhere in the Bible. When you speak to Christian leaders, all they can say is that the Trinity is inferred. They will cite Bible verses which they claim show Jesus is God in the flesh, but this is once again an interpretation.
Since the Holy Trinity is a Roman invention I can make an inference as well - and that is that the Apostles and pre-Roman Christians were non-Trinitarians. Who do you believe, the Christian founders or their hijackers, the murderers of Christ? It seems to me the Romans weren't quite willing to accept monotheism and with their concept of the Trinity they were able to hold on to some form of polytheism by dividing God up into three. All modern Christian denominations, including the Protestant ones, come from Rome and are Trinitarian, thus believing the blasphemous notion that God can be a mortal human.
The next historical blasphemy occurred in the Protestant evangelical faith. Dispensationalism is an end-times theology which once again relies on vague interpretations of the Bible, rather than literal text. It has successfully united Christians with their Pharisean bloodline as though they were brothers.
Christians have now fully embraced their Jewish and Roman enemies, a complete betrayal and denial of Christ and his teachings! Genocide is now permissable and even deemed necessary for the Second Coming of Christ. Christians have made a pact with the Devil. But Satan is revealing himself, Christians will be shocked to learn who is friend and who is foe. Christianity, too, needs a Resurrection.
Mike