^^^^ yeahh yeah. that very, "SIr" Knight you have portrayed up ther has destroyed the lives of so many people, thoough his crusading rap.e, plunder, defilement, massacre and destruction. The "devil" ofcourse, is us poor peoples caught up in between.

PAGAN9JA:
^^^^ yeahh yeah. that very, "SIr" Knight you have portrayed up ther has destroyed the lives of so many people, thoough his crusading rap.e, plunder, defilement, massacre and destruction. The "devil" ofcourse, is us poor peoples caught up in between.

Yes sir, that is why The bible is a FRAUD!


Let the words sink into the inner most cordon of my mind and set me FREE as I read this text.

THE BIBLE IS A FRAUD!

The bible is a compilation of plagiarized text from ancient religions and stories from around the world; the contents and characters of which have been re-packaged, sexed-up or simply altogether made-up.

Different peope from various timelines fabricated these fakery.

All steming from the first century Roman aristocrats e.g Flavius Josephus, his grandfather, brother Pliny, his sons Julianus, Julius, his grandsons Flavius Arrianus also known as Appian; the Ptolemy family e.t.c up untill the early 20th century Crusaders.

Who wrote the bible?

Great question!


Different peope from various timelines wrote the bible.

There are various authors and numerous editors.

The bible has had various editors from the first century to present times.

Yet, the question is who wrote the bible?

Theres is proof that would lead anyone to conclude that certain Roman aristocrats of the first century are considered as the ones who wrote the bible.

Flavius Josephus wrote the bible.

The reason most historians say Josephus wrote the bible is due to the fact that he authored the Jesus story.

Although it isnt completely accurate to say that Josephus was the only aristocrat that authored the bible.

These are the names of some of the authors of the bible:

Flavius Josephus
Flavius Josephus grandfather
Pliny
Flavius Julianus
Flavius Julius
Flavius Arrianus also known as Appian
Emperor Vespasian and his son Emperor Titus Flavius both play their roles in the writing of the book.
various individuals of the Ptolemy family.