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Jesus was an allegorical being created by the 'Gnostic Christians' sometime between the last century BCE and the 1st century CE.

This allegorical Messiah was subsequently turned into a literal character by the 'Literalist Christians' of the Roman Empire post 70 CE.

His birth, death and resurrection scenes were plagiarised from previous Egyptian and Pagan God Childs, who were themselves literal interpretations of ancient astrological creations.

The book supporting this website "Astonishing Credulity" provides the evidence to support the above claims and demonstrates that there was an allegorical 'Jesus Christ' prior to the governorship of Pontius Pilate in Judah.

 

 

Children are born without any perception of skin colour, race or historic/religious culture.

It is us who provide them with these tools with which to hate each other, and we have no right to.

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           “To religiously indoctrinate an immature, believing, sponge of a mind by preaching theology (with total state sanction through the school curriculum) to young children, should be made illegal; it is nothing more than a mental form of child abuse with an unbelievably selfish motive on behalf of the indoctrinator, making the process woefully shameful. That motive is to ensure that their unsubstantiated Iron Age superstitious belief lives on, by infecting the impressionable minds of young children.

            In addition to the above, for a seriously small interest group (organised religion) to have a voice and influence in political matters way above its population representation is undemocratic and completely wrong! As is, allowing such a minority interest group to partake in the allocation and distribution of hard earned tax contributions.”

 

  • The UK should pride itself in being religiously tolerant to all religions; provided those religions can themselves demonstrate tolerance to other religious beliefs and atheism.
  • It should not tolerate religions that are themselves utterly intolerant.
  • Religious belief should be a PRIVATE not public affair,  It should play no part in education or politics.