Jesus Never Existed - Kenneth Humphreys: An Ex-Member Of MaxInDHouse's Orgarnisation

God Almighty of the Old Testament that gave the Ten Commandments is the only True God.


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Transcript

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what did we actually know about Jesus
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Christ the man
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what we don't find is this person who
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appears as some sort of Specter within
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that that historical tableau called
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Jesus he doesn't have a mark at all now
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that is a dilemma for those who believe
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in him because on the one hand he
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supposedly overturned that the world it
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turned the world upside down and
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triggered off this massive movement but
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on the other hand he leaves no trace in
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historical record it should be said
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although it's kept from the believing
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millions theologians have cast doubts on
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the official story for more than a
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hundred years
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there used to be a huge amount of
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evidence historical evidence for Jesus
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there there was evidence of the cross
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there was evidence of the nails that he
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was held by the to the cross with you
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know now why is it that this sort of
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evidence is no longer presented as
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evidence of Jesus it worked for hundreds
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of years well of course we know the
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answer it was all fraudulent it was all
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manufactured by the church to encourage
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belief in their fairy story now that is
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all now been whittled away apart from
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certain back waters
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the Gospels are not analogous to history
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they are analogous to historical fiction
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in other words a drama has been has been
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inserted into an historical setting the
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emphasis is totally different
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the it's an unreal drama if you think
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about the Gospels they are almost
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primarily concerned with the last week
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of Jesus's life the passion you know it
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is that it takes up most of the material
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it is simply a drama inserted into a
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more or less realistic historical
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background what I think we can say
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regarding the Gospels is that they show
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a decided Pro Roman bias
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let's paint the scene then Rome is that
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is the great and emerging imperial power
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it colonized the East as the Eastern
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Empire of of Greece declined in in the
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areas it took over it used in the first
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phase client kings in other words it
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found those members of the local
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aristocracy that would collaborate with
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Rome and they would happily do so
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because Rome preserved their position so
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the classic example of it is of course
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the Herodian family Herod was a Roman
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puppet but Herod ruled his own provinces
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in his own way and with a rod of iron
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religion was very important in the Roman
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world although they had a secular
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dimension to their life religion was all
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pervasive in the sense that gods and
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their shrines were everywhere they there
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was no question in the minds of nearly
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everybody at that time that there were
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gods
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gods made their presence felt all the
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time whether it be in earthquakes or
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thunderstorms it in diseases and so on
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gods were ever-present the one thing you
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had to do with a God was keep them on
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your side you made a sacrifice you hoped
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that their capricious behavior wouldn't
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fall badly on you religion also was very
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tolerant in the Roman system the Romans
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and all polytheists embraced the idea
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that they were that divinity was divided
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that there were gods of many different
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descriptions when the Romans conquered a
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province they didn't try and annihilate
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their religion they didn't insist that
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they abduct Rome's religion they merely
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took that religion into their system
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they merely assimilated it allowing that
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what you call a God by one name we call
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by another name and they had no problem
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with that
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you think of the most impressive temple
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that stands in Rome the pantheon it was
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the temple to all the gods they they had
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no exclusivity about it you had to keep
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all the gods or as many of them as you
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could on your side now the only time
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that Rome seems to have had a problem at
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the two ends of the Empire with the
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Druids in Britain and the Jews in
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Palestine you know that's where the
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roamed Rome came against a oppositional
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religions now with the Druids they just
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annihilated the Druids they destroyed
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their shrines and ended it probably
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existed underground but essentially they
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raised that religion now this was the
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big problem for Judaism when it at felf
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our Rome as a result of not one but
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three rebellions yeah things Jewish were
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not
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viewed favorably and that's why here is
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a big MBA of the big kickstart for
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Christianity moving further into the
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Roman world
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now where does that originate it
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originates in the happy example for the
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Jews of resisting and ultimately
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expelling the Greeks the Greeks had run
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the area before the Romans arrived and
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under a group of renegade priests there
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was a rebellion known as the Maccabee
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rebellion the in the Maccabean wars the
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Greeks were expelled and this gave a
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type an anticipation about under the
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Roman period also someone could come
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along priests come King come prophet who
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would rescue the Jews again that's where
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the basis of the Messianic prophecies
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come from a military leader a human
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person not another god man but a human
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who would lead the Jews to triumph so
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their interpretation of Messiah was very
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much in that traditional Maccabee and
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sense of someone who would be a king and
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a military leader who would throw out
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the oppressors the Christian version of
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that same story is of course very
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different it's a collaboration is sort
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of Messiah


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