A belief in a historical Christ cannot be justified by just using the words “the Historical Christ” because there is a bulky history about the UNHISTORICAL Jesus Christ.

For example, the Nag Hammadi Codices do not mention a historical Jesus Christ – if anything, the texts scoff at the very idea. Witness how the Early Church destroyed vast amounts of literature belonging to Christians that rejected the historical Jesus Christ (“Is this true?” I can hear the cringing).

For example, when Robert M. Grant published his book “Second-Century Christianity: A Collection of Fragments” in 1946, ample amounts of information were given about the Christians that did not believe in a historical Christ – but when that book was re-published in a revised and expanded edition in 2003, the references were omitted! By 2003 the subject matter had become taboo! (Robert McQueen Grant, 1917-2014.)

When you read books by people who push the historical Jesus Christ, even though they reject the miracle-working, like for example those by James M. Robinson – they appear on the surface to be extremely credible and highly respectable works, until the books are subjected to the critical test, revealing they omit references to historical and topographical mistakes contained in the Gospels that no Jew from the first century would ever have made. (James McConkey Robinson, 1924-2016.)

The biggest taboo on (Universal) Television is, of course, any reference to the Holy Bible and Drugs. That taboo is likely to last until the end of time itself.

There are also the “Rennies” addicted to the Jesus Bloodline theory – who, even when they are reminded that a belief in “Rex Mundi” is not such a good idea because it was that very thing that created Nazi Eugenics and Adolf Hitler – they refuse to take any notice. Such is the power of addiction.

The existence of Christianity is the biggest waste of time and worst possible confidence trick ever invented – and Christianity is easily more boring than the Rennes-le-Château and Priory of Sion hoax combined, without any doubt. Homo Sapiens are no different to any other species on this planet and it must have been some sort of unique interactive bond between human beings and psychedelics, in the distant past, that enabled Homo Sapiens to obtain their sharpened intellect that we all continue to enjoy to this very day.