Christianity

In my previous article, I wrote about how the principles of Islam were created. In this piece of paper, I will look at Christianity. You will read things that you never knew before and that the state keeps invisible.

All my articles are based on historical proof. Everything you read on this piece of paper is not my personal views on Christianity.

Islam and Christianity are two similar religions that have both disputes for power in human history. As the Sultan and Khalifa in Islam were Allah agents on earth, the Sovereign and the king were God’s representatives on earth in the Christian lands. This event is nothing new because neither Islam nor Christianity invented anything new. In earliest Egypt, the emperor was the son of God on earth and therefore God’s representative. In the Persian Empire, the king was a holy figure whose subjects kissed his feet/hand. This ensemble was later adopted by almost the whole world to show the greatness of the ruler.

Jesus was a Jew and to understand Christianity we must glance at Jews! Jews lived in, between other things, Babylon and Egypt to start with. Babylon and Egypt were two of the world’s historical countries that knew many things from which Jews learned many things. When we look at Jesus, he looks a lot like the Egyptian god Horus. As Horus, he was born of a virgin, as Horus he stroll on water, and as Horus, he could heal. Horus bring a cross in his hand which is very similar to the Christian sign.

It was not only the Jews who followed the Egyptians but also the Persians, Assyrians, and Babylonians. We see how much the Egyptian god be similar to the Assyrian Ashur and Persian Ahura Mazda(lord of visdom)

When the Roman Emperor became a Christian he could not compulsion people to Christianity because the Persian religion Mithraism was very popular in Europe. Mithraism is an ancient Persian religion that forego Zarathustra. In Persian Mehr-parasti. It is not because the Romans were only stimulate by the Persian light god Mithras, and not the Syrian sun god Elagabalus. The Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius Antonius (121-180) came from a prominent Arab family in Emesa and had learned many things from Syria. As mentioned it was not easy for the Roman emperor the great to make the people Christian since the majority worshiped the gods. The Romans replaced the “Son of the Sun”with Jesus who was called the “Son of God”. They chose to keep traditions like Christmas and Easter (inspired by Nordic gods) and connect them with Jesus.

”The followers originally started holding the Feast on December 25 because it happen togather with the winter solstice, the time of year when daylight starts to lengthen again. Theologians settled on the date not just because of the solstice. December 25 was also exactly nine months removed from what they deemed the anniversary of creation, giving the Messiah’s life a regularity befitting of his divine nature.”

In the year 325, the first meeting was held in the city of Nicaea, and later in the city of Chalcedon. In the conference, it was decided what real Christianity is and which book is the right one. This meant that other Christians were murdered and other Bibles were rejected. As written in my last article the same thing happened with the Quran in the Islamic world in the Al-mihna conference.

”Later on, dispute broke out among the Christians about the basic principles and articles of their religion. They assembled in Nicaea in the days of Constantine, to lay down (the doctrine of) true Christianity. Three hundred and eighteen bishops agreed upon the same doctrine of Christianity”

The above sentence is very important because it tells that neither the Bible nor the Quran was written by God but chosen and written by men.

Now what we need to discuss is whether Jesus existed or if he was a fictional figure?

When the great Persian king Khosrow II (590-628) is killed in a coup, the greatest religious war between the Zoroastrians and the Roman Christians ends. The war was the first religious war in history long before the Crusades. In the beginning, it was a usual war where Khosrow II wanted to take reprisal and clean out the Romans once and for all, but as soon as he conquered Jerusalem and took the cross of Jesus to his Christian wife as a gift, the war becomes religious as Christian priests call Christians for a holy war against the Persians. The Jews howled at the Persians as they did not like Christians and helped the Persian army in Jerusalem. When the Persian king took the course that belonged to Jesus it meant that Jesus possibly existed as a human. When The Persian King took the course, Christian priests became involved in the war and issued the first holy war in history against the Persians. The Second Holy War happened after the Turkic Muslim Seljuk dynasty defeated the Romans in the War of Manzikert(1071). The Romans asked Pope Urban II (1035-1099) for help. In the Clermont conference, the Pope issued orders for holy war against Muslim haters who had entered the churches with their dirty feet.

Christianity, like Islam, has contributed to the destruction of many civilizations. For example, the city of Arkona is destroyed, and everyone is killed by the order of the Danish bishop Absalon.