Do you think this book marks the end or christianity?

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 10 May 2019, 10:11

Many attempts have been made to eliminate all Christianity. Human efforts against a divine plan all come to the same end. History teaches us that persecution frequently serves as the impetus to spread Christianity as believers move to different areas and begin spreading their faith in new areas. I do think the book could cause some people to doubt their beliefs. Bring all Christianity to an end? No.

Artizi · Post by **Artizi** » 10 May 2019, 11:17

I don't think so at all. It might offer a different perspective to analyze but it will in no say shake a whole belief system as a whole.

flaming_quills · Post by **flaming_quills** » 10 May 2019, 14:41

I think saying that this book might be the end of Christianity is a little of a stretch. People tend to be very ingrained in their beliefs and it wouldn't be easy to sway people who, for instance, have grown up in the faith. It would take more than a book to do that, though it could be one of the contributing factors.

Sahansdal · Post by **Sahansdal** » 10 May 2019, 14:47

kdstrack wrote: ↑10 May 2019, 10:11 Many attempts have been made to eliminate all Christianity. Human efforts against a divine plan all come to the same end. History teaches us that persecution frequently serves as the impetus to spread Christianity as believers move to different areas and begin spreading their faith in new areas. I do think the book could cause some people to doubt their beliefs. Bring all Christianity to an end? No.

I am the author. Historically, the 'persecution' was mainly Christian conquerors over the natives.It is truly a horrific litany. I am thinking now of Hawaii, as an example, since that is my chosen home. I used to be a Christian. So, I am not a Christian-basher, as so many like to think. I do this for you.

Sahansdal · Post by **Sahansdal** » 10 May 2019, 22:33

Dragonsend wrote: ↑06 May 2019, 11:21 There have been so many controversial books, papers, "lost manuscripts," reinterpretations, etc. I don't believe this will have a huge impact, and I have to say just because I don't agree to believe something, it doesn't mean that I don't appreciate another point of view. However, if you start out from a point that is based on unsound doctrine to begin with then you are easily led. I appreciate what other people have said, end Christianity, no, but "bias does permeate" the whole thing.

Would you please tell me what 'unsound doctrine' you refer to?

Fazzier · Post by **Fazzier** » 11 May 2019, 08:59

I don't know the author's intention but whatever is, I'm sure it's structured to counter Christians ’ belief. What I'm sure of is that it cannot lure all Christians to doubt their faith but some might definitely take the bait. Personally, I'm planning to read the book out of curiosity but I'm sure it can't sow doubt in me.

Sahansdal · Post by **Sahansdal** » 11 May 2019, 14:22

Fazzier wrote: ↑11 May 2019, 08:59 I don't know the author's intention but whatever is, I'm sure it's structured to counter Christians ’ belief. What I'm sure of is that it cannot lure all Christians to doubt their faith but some might definitely take the bait. Personally, I'm planning to read the book out of curiosity but I'm sure it can't sow doubt in me.

I don't 'bait.' I am presenting NEW evidence that we all need to know. You make your own mind up as to how significant it may be. We did not have the Nag Hammadi Library until the 70's, the Gospel of Judas in 2006. We now know the New Testament Gospels were not historical, and not in any way original.

lydiaperri1 · Post by **lydiaperri1** » 11 May 2019, 15:27

I do not think the author put an end to Christianity. However, I do think that if someone who is heavily a christian reads this, they may have some doubts and some concerns about what they have believed in all of this time.

Miercoles · Post by **Miercoles** » 11 May 2019, 22:15

One book cannot put an end to a religion which has been here for centuries. Religion is very much about faith, and even if a topic is thoroughly researched, it does not mean that the findings will be accepted. People will still believe what they care to believe.

Sahansdal · Post by **Sahansdal** » 11 May 2019, 22:28

Miercoles wrote: ↑11 May 2019, 22:15 One book cannot put an end to a religion which has been here for centuries. Religion is very much about faith, and even if a topic is thoroughly researched, it does not mean that the findings will be accepted. People will still believe what they care to believe.

I'm not interested in forming people's opinions. I am here to present the true facts that eliminate the possibility that Christianity has a basis in history. It doesn't. Others have done it before me, but this is period evidence never before seen and identified correctly. Not until now. Judas is the sacrifice, not Jesus, in the Gospel of Judas, and at least 24 details in the Apocalypses of James were inverted to become the Betrayal of Christ. It matters. The Betrayal of Christ story is not original. It was made up. I proved it.

I don't leave people hanging, though. There ARE Saviors. They come all the time. The Church just didn't want you to know. Simple as that. Radha Soami Satsang Beas - rssb [dot] org - is there for all see. My first book is called The Bible says Saviors - Obadiah 1:21. Eva Dorrington reviewed both of my books here, with 4 of 4 star reviews.

briellejee · Post by **briellejee** » 12 May 2019, 07:01

I think it marks the end of Christianity, which I believe is also stated in the bible about adding words to the Holy Scripture will make you lose your name in the Book of Life. This book could be dangerous especially because it plants seeds of doubt to people who don't have a strong foundation of their faith. I don't think the author intended to attack Christianity. He just wanted to share the "hidden" knowledge he had found, but then knowledge is a double-edged sword.

Jesse Nicolas Presgraves · Post by **Jesse Nicolas Presgraves** » 12 May 2019, 13:13

I don't think that one book can totally erase Christianity after as long as it's been around. There have been numerous books written that attack Christianity and so far it's still around. Different view points don't destroy the thing they challenge, they just show how not everyone thinks the same. Sometimes, people think different things

SpiritPhoenix · Post by **SpiritPhoenix** » 12 May 2019, 20:04

No book can end a belief/faith that has withstood the test of time and circumstances for several centuries. People of faith are of different kinds and each of them has their own reason to have faith in something. It is an interesting topic that one may research about to pacify their curiosity but that's all there is to it - research! Nothing more can be done beyond that intentionally.

Swat3737 · Post by **Swat3737** » 12 May 2019, 22:22

As many have already said, I don’t believe this one book can harm Christianity. However, seeing the different possibilities is important too many, whether they skeptical or not. So I think the author does a great job sharing knowledge in a factual, not spiritual, way

Nadine Forsberg · Post by **Nadine Forsberg** » 13 May 2019, 14:38

It seems very unlikely as Christianity has been around a very long time and the fact that people are born into Christian also plays a part because they are told from birth that it is the truth and to erase that from your mind might be hard. They would always be Christian deep down. That's my view in any ways...