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By the way, why are the Agrippas called not just "Marcus", but also "Iulius"?

Parallel between Jesus and Captain Highliner. Jesus gives fishes to his disciples: Captain Highliner gives fish to the world: Therefore Jesus = Captain Highliner. He doesn't give wheat though. This doesn't happen to him: is crucified, at least as a wax imago on a tropaeum with crossbar is going to ...

Anyway; ghost has answered, in citing Carotta: who seems to make a simplistic assertion Since the historical existence of Paul is supported as little as the one of Jesus one must assume that Paulus is Flavius Josephus, in the same way as Jesus is Divus Iulius. add : That quote is illogical - a miss...

Here is another possible political lie. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJgvws0ZYUE I see they literally use the word "conspiracy". In Carotta's idea the only conspiracy is the conspiracy to assassinate Caesar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Julius_Caesar#List_of_conspirators

Question (not rhetorical, but real): does Tacitus mention Julius Caesar in his writings? If yes, then there is Jesus.

Geller ran an experiment.

http://pamelageller.com/2014/07/ny-time ... 2012.html/

Thanks. :thumbup: The dating is legendary, as far as I can tell. On the Pressburg website there's also a bit about Shia. http://islamfacts.info/Islamfacts/Schiiten.html http://islamfacts.info/Islamfacts/Schiiten_files/Schia.pdf Ali is similar to Jesus. http://islamfacts.info/Islamfacts/Schiiten_file...

Care to compare the Jesus you know to the one I know? When I say Jesus was Caesar I specifically mean Julius Caesar. I learned this from Carotta. If you have the time and the inclination, please browse Carotta's website and say what you think about his ideas. http://www.carotta.de Speaking of apoth...

steve43 wrote:BTW, Antony hardly crucified Julius Caesar. He was his friend and ally, and second-in command under Caesar for most of Caesar's life.

His wax figure though:

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Gnostic Bishop wrote:How so?

In that Jesus was Caesar. They tranferred (diegetically transposed) his story to the Levant under the Flavians.

How do I serve a myth?

If it's the Caesar bio that's behind the Jesus myth, then at least the Caesar bio is not a myth. You're serving the diegetically transposed Caesar then.