jesus could not have existed, page-409

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    dlux,
    you conveniently havent said another word about tony bushby lol

    I work 8 days a week & in my spare time I have to deal with all your 'stuff' LOL & a hahaha!!

    Well he quotes his sources & in The Crucifixion of Truth was researched from all the Vatican vaults except 1 which is off limits because it holds the 'truth' about the catholic con job.


    All this stuff in the name of Jesus the son of god.

    Fair dinkum - it just isn't on.

    All references checked out for the reader below so bowral you have some more 'homework' to do

    http://www.amazon.com/The-Crucifixion-Truth-Tony-Bushby/dp/097515947X

    By David P. Kutchinski on March 9, 2006
    Amazon Verified Purchase
    This book's subjects are areas that will shake the foundation of most of today's Christian religions. Mr. Bushby makes no precepts without ample references. It is NOT the book to buy for "light reading" as I would constantly check his references. (All checked out.) I am sure an autodefe during the "Inquisition" would have burned him before sundown!

    Mr. Bushby did a great job on a monsterous subject.

    Chapter 15
    Papal forgeries
    The Pope Sylvester forgeries
    The ‘fiery cross’ in heaven
    The ‘False Decretals’
    The full fruition of forgery
    Fake Apostolic Letters and Creeds
    Forging historical records

    Chapter 16
    Empty pretence… Trinity
    A forgery within a forgery

    Chapter 20
    Unknown cities
    City of Jerusalem not yet built
    Transfiguration a problem
    City of Nazareth unknown
    Non-existence of Nazareth… another possibility
    Golgotha

    Chapter 21
    False sanctity
    Rite of passage
    Depravity of churchmen
    1500 prostitutes hired for church council
    The Pope who disbelieved Christianity
    The church’s lowest ebb
    The benefit of clergy
    Mimicking holiness
    The Fatima secret

 
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