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the strange case of Mssr. Abelard Reuchelin and his deduction that...
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Christianity is a hoax
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"the New Testament, the Church, and Christianity, were all the creation of the Calpurnius
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Piso family, who were Roman aristocrats. The New Testament and all the characters in
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it...are all fictional." And so begins one of the most amazing little pamphlets that I've
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come across in many an aeon. Its conclusions, if true, are astounding, for they shake the
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foundations of history and make a mockery of the wits and intellects of a great host of
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epoch bending sages, philosophers, and theologians. Thus the gospel according to one
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Abelard Reuchelin, an earnest researcher of historic genealogies who specialized in
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ancient families. he began to zero in on one family in particular, the Piso family of
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Roman Patricians, who dominated the Roman aristocracy over several generations, producing
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caesars, consuls, generals, statesmen, philosophers, historians, scholars and bishops of
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the early Church. blood and marriage relations within the Piso family included Tacitus,
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Pliny the Younger, Suetonius, Trajan, Vitellius, Vespasian, Julius Caesar's uncle© Lucius
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Piso, Galba Caesar, and on and on. Rome was essentially ruled by the same tribe directly
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for over two hundred years, and indirectly via the Church up to the present.
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what did Mssr. Abelard discover, then? merely that the authorship of the New Testament,
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and hence Christianity, was an ongoing Piso family project for over two generations,
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utilizing some of the best literary minds of the age as a battering ram against a series
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of alarmingly effective Jewish revolutions primarily in Judea, but also spreading to
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Egypt. the Pharisee party was in a powerful geopolitical position to choke trade routes
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and a powerful ideological position to challenge a variety of what they viewed as
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idolatries, with a monotheism that was at its core anti©slavery. Roman abuses and the
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abuses of their puppet regimes had created a tinderbox that could easily be fanned into a
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full scale insurrection of the Eastern provinces. It was obvious to the patrician
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strategists that the Jewish ideology had to be countered on its own terms. similar to the
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fostering of American pacifism in the 1930's by Germany, a messianic splinter religion was
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planted within Judea which preached a pacifist message. the writings of Matthew, Mark,
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Luke and John, the subsequent Epistles, the personages including the Christ figure, the
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apostles, the later important converts, Simon Peter, Saul/Paul, etc. were fabricated out
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of various Eastern mythologies, and in some cases, the biographies of the conspirators,
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themselves.
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the case for this argument is made stronger by a glaring and obvious body of supporting
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historic fact, although fact by omission. one of the great conundrums to Biblical
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research has been the nagging lack of independent contemporary documentation making any
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reference whatsoever to a nascent Galilean religion. All extant literature dating from
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before 100 A.D. which makes reference to early Christianity is from the pen of the
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conspirators, often writing under pseudonyms. Reuchelin claims that the contemporary
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Jewish General and historian© Flavius Josephus is, in fact, Arius Calpurnius Piso.
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However the real dogbone to this bare cupboard of references to early Christianity is to
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be found in the strange silence that surrounds researches into the famous Dead Sea
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Scrolls; leather, parchment and metal scrolls written in Hebrew which have been unearthed
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in the hundreds, often complete and in excellent condition. here are a records of
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religious events, important commentaries and chronicles by a sect of Essene scribes and
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scholars writing in Judea for a hundred years up to 70 A.D. And nowhere is mention made
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of a new religion, a Messiah, a worker of miracles, a preaching to multitudes, a trial and
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crucifixion. Nothing. this silence is a great embarrassment to Biblical scholars and is
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treated extremely gingerly by the Biblical academic community. Perhaps Abelard Reuchelin
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is on to something. you can decide for yourself by getting the pamphlet and a package of
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photocopied abstracts from the Abelard Reuchelin Foundation, Box 5652, Kent WA 98064 or
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Vector Associates, Box 6215, Bellevue, WA 98008.
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