"Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."

That's because Christ was not a Christian; he was a Jew.

What we call Christianity, today is actually a sales job by Paul, who, by the way was a Roman citizen.

Later, a union of Church and State, a Confirmation, as it were, was brought about by Constantine at the Council of Nicaea in 325 A.D., to appeal to Christians to fight for Rome.

Today's Roman Catholic Church is essentially the Roman Religion, the Mithraic Mysteries brought forward.

The Roman Pantheon is the analog of the Parade of Saints; Julius Caesar, in his time, was the Pontifex Maximus, the Chief Priest, what we call the Pope today.

The Vestal Virgins are...

"Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."

That's because Christ was not a Christian; he was a Jew.

What we call Christianity, today is actually a sales job by Paul, who, by the way was a Roman citizen.

Later, a union of Church and State, a Confirmation, as it were, was brought about by Constantine at the Council of Nicaea in 325 A.D., to appeal to Christians to fight for Rome.

Today's Roman Catholic Church is essentially the Roman Religion, the Mithraic Mysteries brought forward.

The Roman Pantheon is the analog of the Parade of Saints; Julius Caesar, in his time, was the Pontifex Maximus, the Chief Priest, what we call the Pope today.

The Vestal Virgins are today's Nuns. Many other examples could be given, of course.

If the spoken words which are attributed to Jesus, were isolated from the rest of the New Testament, one would recognize very little in what is called Christianity today.