
The recent publication of ancient scriptures revealed incontrovertible evidence of an intrinsic system of priestly fraudulence operation within Christianity. These writings exposed a church in which false pretences are the basis of its existence and forged texts form the essence of its history and preaching. Using the scroll discovery, papal statements and the evidence of history as the basis of his assertions, Tony Bushby takes his readers into the shadowy world of ecclesiastical dishonesty where for centuries, an unprincipled church plotted and schemed its stratagem to penetrate and maintain a false faith and exploit a gullible public.
In
The Crucifixion of Truth, the
chapters include:
Chapter
1
Chapter
14
Excerpts:
INTRODUCTION
1. The New Testament, in the strictest legal and moral sense, is a forgery; every Gospel and booklet it carries is falsified; and significant passages upon which the fabric of the church and its principal dogmas were founded are fictitious narratives. 2. Christianity originated and flourished on dishonesty false pretence, deception, and feigned piety; and in ensuing centuries its leaders industriously engaged in the cover-up of information that exposed the real nature of clergy and their false doctrine. 3. Church history was knowingly falsified with deliberate fabrication of a whole Christian literature, manipulated to hide the true nature of Christian beginnings; the church concealed the essence of the truth of its origins and matters where self-interests of the priesthood were concerned; and for 1700 years perpetrated the frauds herein revealed, and was their chief beneficiary. The historical realities raised in this work are not taught in schools nor mentioned in church sermons and, because of their sensitive nature, are withheld or denied by the priesthoodihe observations reveal that the general populace is purposely misguided on fundamental doctrinal issues, and the truth of the growth of Christianity is very different than publicly presented. "I read five pages and I was absorbed with the content. -- After ten pages I was hooked. This is probably the most damning revelation of the origins of the New Testament myths, fables and Christianity." -- L. Savage, HiddenMysteries HiddenMysteriesTony Bushby's
Long Awaited
Third Book Tony Bushby Takes His
Readers Into the World of
Ecclesiastical Dishonesty
Now, new evidence from church archives reveals Christianity's darkest secret--- and the conclusion is staggering.
The source of knowledge revealed is backed up by the author as in his previous books and is there for all to research and verify.
and the Falsehoods They Reveal about Christianity
The discovery of hidden
church scrolls
What the two important
scrolls are
Gospel of John unauthentic
Origin of the Book of
Revelation
Plagiarism in the New
Testament
Conclusion
Who were the early church
fathers
Many gods and goddesses
The nature of the early
churchmen
Creating self-importance
Dishonesty in the early
church
Chapter
3
Duped by charlatans
Chapter
4
Gods and the church councils
New research material
King Constantines
bloodline
Reasons for the first
religious destitute
of foundation
The two gods of Christianity
Selecting a god
The earliest New testament
The untitled manuscript
The British Roman
church
Church council meetings
commence
Chapter
5
The essence of the Christian
texts
Gospel authors imposters
Slain saviour-gods
Uncovering the Christian
cover-up
What did the priest find?
Suppression of the Book
of Enoch
The Secret Sermon
on the Mountain
Chapter
6
What virgin?
False verses in Matthews
Gospel
Earlier virgin births
How Mary became Mother
of God
Suppression of the Black
Madonnas
Chapter
7
An ancient document feared
by the church
Chapter
8
A glaring omission in
the worlds oldest
Bible
Disturbing elements at
work
The other version of raising
of Lazarus
Chapter
9
Gods on crosses
The dream that passed
for history
A statement of truth
Ancient parallels
Chapter
10
Priestly fakeries
Ancient fakes still credited
Chapter
11
Messianic prophesies
false
The cancelled second
coming
Origin of the concept
of messianic prophesy
Chapter
12
Miracles simply
silly stories
The day the Zombies marched
to town
Stilling the tempest
Flying with the Devil
New Testament contains
fictions
Fooling the people
Holy fools
Chapter
13
Cardial Mohammed
Why the church banned
the Bible
Gospels written by idiots
Enforcing belief
Certifying forged documents
Endpiece
Papal forgeries
The Pope Sylvester forgeries
The fiery cross
in heaven
The False Decretals
The full fruition of forgery
Fake Apostolic Letters
and Creeds
Forging historical records
Chapter
16
Empty pretence
Trinity
A forgery within a forgery
Chapter
17
New testament anomalies
Late appearance of the
Gospels
Gospels withheld
Removal of reincarnation
verses from Gospels
Mythical predecessors
Liber Pontificalis
Peter and false papal
information
Words falsely attributed
to Jesus
The false nature attributed
to Jesus
The false nature of the
Acts of the Apostles
Interpolations in the
Pauline Epistles
The face-saving procedure
Lost books of the Bible
Chapter
18
The church censors
Christian history not
honestly reported
Chapter
19
Apologetics and martyrs
Glorification
Chapter
20
Unknown cities
City of Jerusalem not
yet built
Transfiguration a problem
City of Nazareth unknown
Non-existence of Nazareth
another possibility
Golgotha
Chapter
21
False sanctity
Rite of passage
Depravity of churchmen
1500 prostitutes hired
for church council
The Pope who disbelieved
Christianity
The churchs lowest
ebb
The benefit of clergy
Mimicking holiness
The Fatima secret
Chapter
22
The development of enforcement
of belief
Throat-cutting in church
Burning opponents
Ecclesiastical murder
The Popes waterloo
Shrieks of the innocent
dying
Forgive us our sins
(Pope John Paul II)
Chapter
23
Conclusion
Genizah
The forerunner writing
of the Gospel of John
The forerunner writing
of the Book of revelation
Real issues withheld from the people
This book presents an overview of the Christian church's untruthful presentation of the story ofJesus Christ and was initiated by the discovery of ancient scrolls in secret Vatican archives. It states its proofs and demonstrates from historical records, ecclesiastical confessions, archival manuscripts, oldest Bibles, published church admissions and acknowledged academic authorities, that:
Origin of the Book of Revelation
Few people will have heard of the and the insight they contain. They are a collection of prophecies written by a woman named Heropbile (circa 500 BC) who lived in a cave near the ancient town of Cumae, in Campania, Italy She was known as the Cumaean Sibyl, and the general populous considered her 'a slowly ageing but immortal priestess.' The remains of Cumae and the adjoining caves are two hours drive from Rome and open to tourists today. Herophile was one of several women who prophesied under the supposed inspiration of some deity; and delivered her prophecies in a frenzied state. She was considered the greatest seer of Pagan antiquity and her 'heathen oracles' played a most significant part in early Christian times. With the discovery of the 'Vatican Scrolls' it is possible to prove the Sibyl's influence reached deeply into the New Testament, for one of those scrolls was written by her and later became the Book of Revelation.
Herophile lived some 500 years before the commencement of the Christian era and appeared before the king of ancient Rome, Tarquin the Proud ('traditionally 510 BC'). For the pricey sum of 300 gold pieces, she offered to sell him nine volumes of her perplexing writings called The Mysteries of Osiris and Isis. Upon his refusal to buy, the prophetess departed from his presence and burned three of her writings in the palace courtyard, and then offered the remaining six books at the original price. King Tarquin again refused, whereupon three days later the Sibyl returned and publicly burned three more of her prophetic writings. Once again, she demanded the original asking price for the remaining three books.There was much local gossip about the strange goings-on, and the king's curiosity was aroused to the point that he purchased the last three writings at the original asking price. The Sibyl then vanished and was never seen again.
Suppression of the Book of Enoch
In the fabrication of Constantine's New Testament, Eusebius also drew on verses .from the and that provided the motive for the church later denouncing, banning, and cursing the book; finally condemning it in explicit terms in the Apostolic Constitutions. It was removed from circulation and became 'lost' for nearly 1400 years, but with uncanny persistence, it surfaced and made its way back into circulation in 1773 when three surviving copies were found preserved in an Ethiopian church by Scotsman, James Bruce. Orthodox Christian scholars then claimed that it was a post-Christian writing because of similarities to large numbers of New Testament terminologies. However, the discovery of eight more copies among the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947 proved that the Book of Enoch was in existence long before the advent of Christianity. The copies found in the Q'umran caves confirmed suspicions in some quarters that it was the scribes of the Essene commnunity who penned the original version of the Book of Enoch and, from internal evidence, the consensus of qualified opinion is that it was written sometime around 150-12OBC.
Observant Bible readers realize that at least one copy of the Book of Enoch was in circulation during early centuries for it is referred to by name, and quoted as 'inspired scripture' in the New Testament Book of Jude. The writings of the early church record that the now canonical Book of Jude was initially rejected from the canon for the very reason of its acceptance of the dogma of the Book Enoch. However, after a long and bitter debate about the 'contaminated' Verse 14, the Book ofJude was eventually included in the canon in 397, some 16 years after it was rejected at the first Council of Constantinople in 381.
"A knock-out blow for Christian Fundamentalism" - Michelle Daniels, Independent
"No greater embarrassment could fall upon the Christian Church" - Rev Kenneth O'Reilly, Seventh Day Adventist Church, Sydney Australia
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