/lit/ - Literature

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Daily reminder that christianity is roman COINTELPRO. An intertextual reading of the gospels with Josephus's histories show that Jesus's ministry is a typological satire of Titus Flavius' military campaign through Judea.

You who quote the Testimonium, did you read what follow it? The sole other third-day divinity declaration in the history of literature, only Decius Mundus declares he is NOT a god. Religious people love to quote text, but only on a selective basis, they never read nor understand the clear comedy aspect of the Testimonium.

Jesus is another conceptual name of Titus Flavius, so Jews and slaves could worship Caesar without actually realizing it.

Pic related, it exposes the joke that christianity is.

>>5704116
>ITT schizos arguing about what deluded sect is best

To reply to your demand OP, pic related.
It's a literary analysis of the bible and Flavius Josephus' histories. It demonstrate that Christianity was roman COINTELPRO, a vicious satire of the Jews and a justification of the mass murder that went on during the war. Jesus' ministry is actually a typological spoof of Titus Flavius' campaign through Judea. The catholic trinity worships the whole Flavian dynasty: Vespasian the Father, Titus the Son, and Domitian the terrible spirit. A very enlightening read, I recommend it to anyone who love literature and dislikes theological obfuscation.

I'm atheist, and Christianity is true, but not on the level that Christian usually believe. It's about the deification of a man who really existed, the Emperor Titus Flavius, Son of God the Father, Vespasian. The New Testament build a new prophet that ''foresee'', and thus justify, events that did happen: the destruction of Jerusalem and the mass-murder of a lot of Jews.

Literature can be read on many levels, and there are many interpretations possible for a single text. I suggest you read pic related if you want a most relevant literary analysis of the New Testament

>>5525685

>Is the Bible actually worth reading, cover to cover?
No
Read this book instead, it expose the truth about christianity.
If you can't be bothered to read 400 pages here's tdlr: it's a satire