Who invented Christ? – Non-Fiction

There is a theory that a Pharisee or Rabbi named Yeshua with radical ideas became depicted as the Messiah — There are many theories, my favorite assumption on my part, is that Paul, a Roman Citizen, prosecutor of the early Christian cult, in fact used the crucifixion of this troublemaker and radical teacher as the basis of this new propaganda. Paul wrote a vast majority of the New Testament, yet it is also said he was very familiar with maigick and had in his possession one of the original copies of The Liber Lilith.

If you were to compare Lilith’s teachings and overlay many on the biblical stories underneath, then it is very interesting how they match up, as far as a story line goes. I suspect instead of wasting large amounts of resources quelling rebellions in the region, they used a great strategy of folding ancient religions of the area into a new pacifist and peaceful religion. One that used Yeshua’s radical ideas and execution as the basis of the religion. Who would had thought that this would turn out to be one of the most effective pacification efforts as well as one of the most damning. Rome did not kill Christ, they birthed him.