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- Author: Wayne Talbot
- Publisher: Xlibris AU
- ISBN-10: 1669885968
- ISBN-13: 9781669885962
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 4.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Did the early Church of Rome conspire with the pagan Emperor Constantine to create a new religion for the West, superseding Judaism and displacing the Children of Israel as God's First Born Son (Exodus 4:22)? Catholic scholar, Bernard Lee observed: "Most Christological interpretation has been 'supersessionist', that is, it has interpreted Jesus as initiating a new Covenant that supersedes Judaism. Historically, it is quite improbable that Jesus had any such thing in mind." Similarly, "There is little likelihood that Jesus had any conscious intention of founding a new religious institution, either superseding Judaism or alongside it." The obvious question is: If that was not in the mind of Jesus, on whose life and teachings Christianity is said to be based, in whose mind was it? This study examines the wealth of evidence that has convinced the author that in truth, Christianity is a centuries-old conspiracy with significant anti-Jewish undercurrents.
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- Author: Wayne Talbot
- Publisher: Xlibris AU
- ISBN-10: 1669885968
- ISBN-13: 9781669885962
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 4.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Did the early Church of Rome conspire with the pagan Emperor Constantine to create a new religion for the West, superseding Judaism and displacing the Children of Israel as God's First Born Son (Exodus 4:22)? Catholic scholar, Bernard Lee observed: "Most Christological interpretation has been 'supersessionist', that is, it has interpreted Jesus as initiating a new Covenant that supersedes Judaism. Historically, it is quite improbable that Jesus had any such thing in mind." Similarly, "There is little likelihood that Jesus had any conscious intention of founding a new religious institution, either superseding Judaism or alongside it." The obvious question is: If that was not in the mind of Jesus, on whose life and teachings Christianity is said to be based, in whose mind was it? This study examines the wealth of evidence that has convinced the author that in truth, Christianity is a centuries-old conspiracy with significant anti-Jewish undercurrents.
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