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Know he never claimed he was the only Son of God, or the Messiah incarnate on this earth. Know he was crucified by the Romans because he refused to worship Caesar as God which to him or any self-respecting Jew was utter blasphemy. He claimed we all are the children of the Goddess and we should do Her will.
He claimed he was a mere man and his struggles, trials, and tribulations were those of ordinary women and men, and therein was his power and attraction to the people. Do not believe the lies and deceit of the priests he was the only Son of God and it is only through a belief in his divinity we are to find salvation. This was the greatest lie and falsehood. If he was the Son of the Goddess, then we were all Her Children. This and all the lies regarding miracles and such nonsense as used by the priests to deceive and captivate the people has been the greatest of evils since those days. Do not believe the infernal lie He is the unique and only son of some demon god.
Know he never claimed he was the only Son of God, or the Messiah incarnate on this earth. Know he was crucified by the Romans because he refused to worship Caesar as God which to him or any self-respecting Jew was utter blasphemy. He claimed we all are the children of the Goddess and we should do Her will.
He claimed he was a mere man and his struggles, trials, and tribulations were those of ordinary women and men, and therein was his power and attraction to the people. Do not believe the lies and deceit of the priests he was the only Son of God and it is only through a belief in his divinity we are to find salvation. This was the greatest lie and falsehood. If he was the Son of the Goddess, then we were all Her Children. This and all the lies regarding miracles and such nonsense as used by the priests to deceive and captivate the people has been the greatest of evils since those days. Do not believe the infernal lie He is the unique and only son of some demon god.
