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Most Christians have missed the main message of Christianity. Firstly, it is trinitarianism that is the psyop to steal away our inheritance, not Christianity. Yes, Jesus was just a man, but also yes, Jesus is the son of God. Jesus message is that WE ALL ARE SONS OF GOD, but only if you come to Christ and become united with God the Father. Just like we all respect Satoshi for bringing us to the most perfect form of money possible on earth, we respect Jesus for restoring our sonship with God the father. Through this unity, our paths are illuminated and we are no longer on the broad way to perdition in the Lake of Fire but are given eternal life as sons of God.

mar 7mo ago

but if Jesus was not sent by God but instead Jesus was artificially created by the Christian leaders during that time to get Christianity to be more popular. Then Jesus has no real connection to God and was never sent by God. He was just an everyday person like me and you.

Judism says the whole 2nd testament is not real because Jesus was not sent by God.

Yes. We are all sons of the creator since he created us but I don't see any evidence that Jesus was sent by our creator. The whole Jesus seems like a man made story.

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Brunswick 7mo ago

We aren't simply sons of the creator because he created us. It's quite a bit deeper than that. Not all are sons, most are lost. This is explained by the story of the prodigal son.

Jesus' authority is self evident. When you read his words, they cut deep to the truth. There is no need for a cabalistic conspiracy. It doesn't matter what Jews today say about Jesus, they already have rejected him by being Jews. This story of a Christian sect creating Jesus is quite radical, not sure what to do with pure speculation. I could come up with a dozen stories like this myself, but none of them are credible when tested against the purity of his message. If you're looking for an escape hatch, St. Paul himself distilled it to this:

if Christ be not raised, your faith is vain; ye are yet in your sins. Then they also which are fallen asleep in Christ are perished.

1 Corinthians 15:17-18, KJV

mar 7mo ago

Well the Jews rejected him because they saw him as an ordinary man with no divine powers or connection to God. It seems to me like a legit reason and I'm not even a Jew.

Why did Christians during that time think Jesus had divine powers? Even today, people claim to witness miracles, it's easy to fool people. Even today billions of Christians have been fooled. I think it seems plausible that Jesus was a psyop.

Brunswick 7mo ago

Plausible if you don't believe miracles are possible, yes. Likely if Jesus wasn't resurrected.

mar 7mo ago

I don't really believe in miracles because we haven't seen anything of that sort ever happen. It'd be easy to fool the masses into believing Jesus was resurrected and many other things especially back then.

I'm skeptical and suspect the whole bible was not even a word or god. It's seems like it was a man made tool in order to contol the masses.

I don't think the creator would send his son and the whole 2nd half of the bible is extremely fear driven and that we must fear god.

Brunswick 7mo ago

Miracles are noncausal, so they can't be scientifically measured because of how noncausal works. It's kind of like a movie that's being written as-you-go, historical details get filled in to enable the miracle. We call it coincidence and ignore it, but it's really the power of the spirit of God within us that makes it happen.

The bible is not the word of God, that's quite a ridiculous claim. Anyone who has read it will note its written from the perspective of men. The claim is that it's inerrant and inspired. The inspired part isn't provable, the same way you can't measure a miracle.

God didn't "send his son" the way you describe it. It has to do with original sin, which is anger and judgement, being genetically woven into you through your father. They say your spirit comes from your father, but your mother will try to remake you in her image, which is of the spirit of Satan.

The new testament isn't fear driven at all. Again, you're interpreting it according to how you were told to read it, if you read it all. This is how the good news is poisoned. One recieves salvation through hearing, but one receives truth through holy Spirit, which is directly of the Father. Fear is hate. Hate is the opposite of love. The spirit of the Father is love, not emotional love, but pure emotionless and healing peace.

mar 7mo ago

You are definitely not a mainstream Christian.

You seem to have your own religion and beliefs.

Hard to debate that since I haven't learnt your religion.

Brunswick 7mo ago

So are yours. Do you need me to take on the persona of someone who is deceived? Is your objective to disagree with me?

mar 7mo ago

My objective is to help people question themselves.

Brunswick 7mo ago

Perhaps you should question what you have been told.

mar 7mo ago

That's exactly what I did. After being surrounded by Christians most of my life, i started questioning their teachings and realized most of them don't even understand or have done any research on Judism or any other religion. They just go along with what is taught in mainstream Christian schools. They are pretty much brainwashed.

Once you start researching all sides of religions, you realize it's almost as everyone is brainwashed on both sides, fighting each other stating that their religion is the correct one and the other religion is wrong.

I'm not saying Christianity or Judism is the correct one. I do think Judism is much more logical then Christianity in many ways.

Scoundrel 7mo ago

Define non-causal. It seems to me that the miracles in the bible both were caused by something and caused things. And after you explain what non-causal means, can you explain what it has to do with the type of science you seem to be admiring and advocating for? Is scientific measurability relevant when deciding whether to dismiss something?

Brunswick 7mo ago

Nah

Scoundrel 7mo ago

Damn, maybe you were just speaking nonsense. Maybe I should have expected that.

Brunswick 7mo ago

I explained it clearly enough. No sense wasting time on a hostile inquiry. Go ahead and do your victory jig.

Weatherall 7mo ago

wrong. Jews rejected Him because they were expecting an ethnocentric militant ass-kicking conquerer who would make them rulers of all mankind.

instead they got someone who said the gospel was for everyone and called them out for their legalistic hypocricy.

rather then tell them they were the rulers of mankind, he told them they were of their father, the Devil.

mar 7mo ago

Jews rejected him because they followed their teaching which states things like the idea that

a human being(Jesus) could be divine or God is incarnate is completely incompatible with Jewish theology,

Jesus didn't do specific things such as bringing universal peace, rebuild the Temple in jerusalem, gather all the Jews back to israel, bring the world to full knowledge of God

and human sacrifice is rejected the whole idea of a savior who does for your sins is alien to the Jewish thinking,

A lot of their teaching is pretty standard based on the normal physics in our world, not "miracles" like Christianity states.

It seems extremely possible once you research the facts that Christianity invented Jesus and it was a massive psyop back then.

Brunswick 7mo ago

You assume the Jews of Jesus time were objecting to claims that were made about Jesus 250 years later. Jesus never claimed to be divine or to be a diety. Read his words, not what they made you think his words mean.

mar 7mo ago

Read his words? We can't read his words he never wrote anything down. All we have is words that humans wrote down about him. His followers were just other Christians. If it was a pysop it'd be easy to setup and manipulate.

Weatherall 7mo ago

your pride lies in thinking that the ancient receivers of the Revelation harbored just as much of a scoundrel type mindset as you and your rootless contemporaries...

mar 7mo ago

Why are you so upset? I checked out your profile, I've seen your type it screams "oh the Jews and blacks are the problem why my life sucks"

I should of checked your profile earlier but I forget Nostr is getting more popular and all the losers ar coming.

Why are you on Nostr. You should go back to Gab.

That's where all those type of losers are. You can talk to yourself from now on, not worth my time educating you.

Weatherall 7mo ago

shut up you dumb fucking modern...

go mix yourself out of existence and get your daughters raped by equatorials, for, you know, love.

#gfy

Brunswick 7mo ago

He was a human. People wrote about him. We know he existed from sources outside his followers. His words were written down. If a movement's purpose is free people from bondage, why call it a psyop? Your idea of him being invented by Christians before he was born is intriguing. Do you have material on this pre-Christ sect?

mar 7mo ago

Yes. My theory states he was human, and originally man like every other man. He was not sent by God.

The movement's purpose was not to free people from bondage. It was too make Christianity more popular and overtake Judism and the pysop worked and was successful. Christianity became more popular and Jews were forever blamed.

What I'm saying is the Christian leaders planned this plan. They impregnated a women named Mary and paid her, threatened her or whatever to pretend to get pregnant without ever sleeping with another man.

After Jesus was born they groomed him into being part of the pysop without knowing his end goal was too be backstabbed the crucified.

The evidence is that the Judism has stated that Jesus was a real man but he was an everyday man with no connection to God or divine powers.

One side says Jesus was sent from God and they other side says Jesus was not.

The pysop part is me connecting the dots.

Scoundrel 7mo ago

Don't forget Jesus's identical twin who came out of hiding right after Jesus's death.

Weatherall 7mo ago