PROOF THAT THE JESUS FICTION WAS MADE TO CONTROL PEOPLE

... original core of Christianity, arguably the most famous individual in human history. All this seems to be a perfectly reasonable, completely natural assumption to make – so why would anyone be so foolish as to propose that Jesus never existed?
Doesn’t it just make more sense to assume that there was a historical Jesus, even if we are unable to recover the real facts about his life and death? As it turns out, no. The opposite is true: the closer we look at the evidence for Jesus, the less solid evidence we find; and the more we find suspicious silences and curious resemblances to the pagan and Je*ish religious ideas and philosophies that preceded Christianity. And once you begins to parse out the origins of this tradition or that teaching from their various sources, the sweater begins unraveling quickly until it becomes very difficult to buy that there ever was – or even could have been – any historical figure at the center.
Ten Beautiful Lies About Jesus
Christianity, like all religious movements, was born from mythmaking; and nowhere is this clearer than when we examine the context from which Jesus sprang. The supposed historical underpinning of Jesus, which apologists insist differentiates their Christ from the myriad other savior gods and divine sons of the ancient pagan world, simply does not hold up to investigation.
On the contrary, the closer we examine the official story, or rather stories, of Christianity (or Christianities!), the quicker it becomes apparent that the figure of the historical Jesus has traveled with a bodyguard of widely accepted, seldom examined untruths for over two millennia.
The purpose of this all-too-brief examination is to shed light on ten of these beloved Christian myths, ten ...

You can't argue with the beauty of His message of love and forgiveness.

So if that's the case, why not continue the control. Why ban Bible reading in schools?

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ps, You have obviously never read anything He said because you would know that no Roman man would ever invent a man who said that women's place was not in the kitchen!
No Roman would invent a man who had the love for women that He had. I know the Roman mysteries well, and there is nothing in there similar to the actual teachings of Yeshua, which were revolutionary. The reason they hacked the movement is because the early followers refused to go to war. Who would have invented a savior that said "love thy enemy".
Your position only shows how little research you have actually done. Go back to mom's basement.

Where are the videos attacking other religions as fake? They don't exist. Only Christianity is attacked in this way because it is the truth and a threat to TPTB.

You can't argue with the beauty of His message of love and forgiveness.

You can't sway my faith in the least bit.