Sources of the Bible

Learn­ing Chris­tian­i­ty in Five Minutes

It is well-known that the Chris­tian­i­ty” of today has dubi­ous ori­gins, which iron­i­cal­ly does not come from Jesus, peace be upon him (although the whole struc­ture is attrib­uted to him), but from Paul of Tar­sus, who can be right­ly referred to as that Satan­ic apos­tle”. For it was Paul who laid down the reli­gious foun­da­tions of today’s Chris­tian­i­ty, doc­trines based on the idol­a­try and philo­soph­i­cal thought of the Gre­co-Roman empire at the time.

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