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HISTORYOF RELIGION
Christian History and Content of the Bible
Critical Study 2: 15 minutes
• We do not question God and the Spirit.
• We question the human made religion.
• This is a selection of facts and knowledge.
• You can find much more in the book:
Schellhammer: Politics, page 408-433; see also in the same
book, page 6-22, where you will find the comprehensible
archetypal foundation of a ‘true’ religion. Available on
Amazon.
Critical History of The Bible 2
Basics: Human Made Religion
• Religion without rock-solid facts is a sham.
• Religious teaching must be comprehensible,
reproducible through development, connected
with the mental functions.
• Religion is always built up with mental functions.
• Mental functions must be shaped (developed)
according to their intrinsic coding (‘software’).
• Malformed mental functions create malformed
religion.
• A Religion that does not promote genuine
(archetypal) human development is useless.
Critical History of The Bible 3
Christian Atrocities
• Christianity has committed atrocities since
1700 years: Estimated 1 billion victims!
• Wars in union with kings and all kinds of rulers
• Unimaginable destructions, tortures, robbery
• Genocides: robbed and eliminated entire folks
• Enslaved and oppressed more than 200m
• Committed murder, homicide, assassinations
• Exploitation of labor with countless victims
• Christianity is a perversion of Archetypal Truth
Critical History of The Bible 4
Prophets in the Old Testament
• The Old Testament mentions various prophets
from around 200-800 BC.
• There are no authentic documents that prove
their existence.
• There are no authentic documents attesting to
the psychic-spiritual processes of prophets.
• Furthermore, there are no authentic
documents that prove their teachings.
• Some archetypal dreams in the Old Testament
are signs that ‘true prophets’ existed.
Critical History of The Bible 5
The Bible consists in 2 parts
1) The Old Testament which reflects the History of
the Jewish Religion with fragments that originate
from the 5th and late 7th century BC
2) The oldest conserved roll with a biblical text
originated around 180 BC. Other texts only exist in
fragments.
3) The New Testament which began with first single
documents around 125 AD (‘anno domini’)
4) In the year 367 AD the first binding “Holy
Scriptures” (‘Vulgate’) were a collection of scrolls
5) The Qur'an’s origins with Mohammed includes
parts of the Old Testament and the New
Testament
6Critical History of The Bible
Stolen from Previous History
• De facto ‘Christianity’ has ‘stolen’ (selected)
texts of the Old Testament from the Jewish
religion.
• The Islam has ‘stolen’ (selected) texts from
the Bible (Vulgate) and the Jewish religion.
• The Old Testament is originally and in that
sense not ‘Christian’ and does not reflect
anything related to (the vivid) Jesus Christ.
• Selection, interpretation and (re-)-shaping of
texts vary and are thoroughly questionable.
Critical History of The Bible 7
Forms of the Content
● Legends
● Allegories
● Proverbs
● Parables
● Poems
● Prayers
● Monologues
● Dialogues
8Critical History of The Bible
● Superstitions
● Fairytales, Tales
● Historic Events
● Fantasy stories
● Myths (tales)
● Letters
● Prologues
● Love songs
What does this have to do with ‘true religion’?
What is really from God direct?
● Sagas
● Narrations
● Prophetic texts
● Dreams
● Visions
● Anecdotes
● Instructions
● Orders
● Rules for living
Critical History of The Bible 9
● Laws and Punishments
● Historiographies
● Mission letters
● Religious edifications
● Direct words from God
(Archangel Gabriel)
● Direct word from
(alleged) (holy) authors
● Attributes of God
‘Holy’ Scripts of the Bible?
 Remains of Papyrus with New Testament texts originated
from the 2nd and 3rd century AD.
 The oldest text of the New Testament is a fragment from the
Gospel of John, originated around 125 AD.
 The oldest texts of the New Testament originated from the
4th and 5th century AD.
 The oldest handwritten remains of the New Testament are
from the 2nd to the 7th century AD.
 Today there are over 4000 known papyrus rolls; out of
which around 100 small fragments of the New
Testament.
 Today there are around 5000 known writings that
contain the New Testament in parts or as a whole.
10Critical History of The Bible
The Origins of the Old Testament
 Some texts date back to the time 250-100 BC,
others from the time around 539 BC.
 The 5 books of Moses were not written by Moses;
they are also not 3200 years old.
 The essential texts of the Bible (Old Testament)
originate from the late 7th century BC.
 The Old Testament is fully the work of subsequent
(unknown) editors.
 The Pentateuch, the first five books of the Hebrew
Bible, is a mosaic from different (unknown) sources.
11Critical History of The Bible
Old Testament with Old Stories
 It is proven that much did not and could not have
happened as stated in the Old Testament.
 There are many oral and written sources of unknown
origins and stories.
 Historical facts were inflated, distorted, mixed up and
placed into a different time.
 Many essential untruths have been determined in the
Old Testament.
 The texts of the Bible that relate to previous times
were only written down much later.
12Critical History of The Bible
Authors of the Bible - 1
 Many authors and editors have worked on the
development of the “Holy Scriptures”.
 Up until the year 1008 there were continuous text editing
from many authors.
 Countless unknown copyists redacted and copied over and
over again the texts of the Holy Bible, added, changed or
deleted pieces.
 There are many unknown authors and thousand fold
editing of the texts over many centuries; much of it from
oral transmissions.
 The Bible was written by completely different, mostly
unknown people with differing ideas and views and at
different times over centuries.
13Critical History of The Bible
Authors of the Bible - 2
 The authors of the four Gospels are unknown; the names are
made up.
 The Pauline epistles came around the year 50-60 AD. But
Paul did not know Jesus.
 Jesus died around the year 30; but there is not a single
witness from the time. Therefore Jesus and his death is a
fabrication.
 There is no biographical knowledge about most of the
protagonists in the Old Testament and the New Testament.
 Nothing, absolute nothing is authentically documented
about the Prophets, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, the Apostles,
the Gospels, or anything spoken or written from God and
Spirit.
Critical History of The Bible 14
Nothing New!
 There are ‘Commandments’ that originate from the Old
Babylonia, the Hammurabi Codex.
 In many old civilizations there were myths about floods,
also in India, China and America.
 Much already originated from the Epoch of Gilgamesh
from the Mesopotamian region.
 Most of the religious customs and values have their roots
in the Asia Minor and Egyptian region.
 The Old Testament turns out to be an artifact with many
erratic statements from different societies over Centuries.
Critical History of The Bible 15
Spiritual Content of the Bible - 1
● The story of God with the people
● The creation of the earth and the people
● God’s word, declaration of belief
● Tale of the salvific history
● Testimony of the belief of the “risen J.C.”
● Revelation testimony of God
● Portrayal of the after life, heaven and hell
● Contents reflect longstanding traditions
Nothing is authentically documented!
There is no comprehensible testimony!
16Critical History of The Bible
Spiritual Content of the Bible - 2
● Crucifixion, resurrection, and salvation
● Redemption, forgiveness, exoneration
● Heaven, hell and purgatory, the eternal Paradise
● Wonderful interventions of God
● Communication with transcendental creatures
● Existence of individual transcendental creatures
● Doctrine of salvation, symbols, cult, rituals
● Revelation of God and eternity
 Nothing is authentically documented!
Critical History of The Bible 17
Religious Tales and Talks
 The Old Testament is based on testimonies and talks of the
creation of the earth, the prehistory of mankind, the election, the
history of salvation.
 The contents are put together out of a variety of texts: Tales,
stories, law collections, testimonies, pieces of wisdom, chronicles,
liturgical and poetical texts, lamentations, love songs, family
sagas, legends …
 The aim of the one-God-movement is to create a world epoch as
collection of historical scrolls, memories, sagas, popular tales,
anecdotes, kingly propaganda, prophecies, partly original or
copied from previous editions.
 Nothing is authentically documented!
18Critical History of The Bible
Practical Content of the Bible
● Moral-ethical opinions and views
● ‘Religious’ world-views, systems of interpretation
● Philosophical thoughts and systems of thinking
● Life practical instructions (norms, rules, values)
● Stories about heroes (that never existed as such)
● Sheds light on behavior, thinking, feeling, valuing
● Love, hope, trust, justice, God’s punishment, etc.
● The good and the bad people (characteristics)
There is nothing here that requires a God as source of these
topics. Psychology and ethics encompass all of this!
Critical History of The Bible 19
Old Stories in the Bible
 The creation of the world according to old Sumerian beliefs is
similar to the one in the Bible.
 The birth of Moses, his childhood and youth are from the time in
the Mesopotamian region.
 The Ten Commandments can be found, slightly different, in the
Egyptian Books of the Dead.
 Countless conceptions and tales in the Bible originate from other
civilizations and religions.
 The exodus from Egypt is a conglomeration of legends from
different epochs.
 The book of Joshua is a collection of sagas, heroic tales and local
myths.
 The Genesis (1st book of Moses) is a concoction of various
nomadic tales.
20Critical History of The Bible
Core Findings of Bible Research
 All stories in the Old Testament and New Testament are
legends, myths, sagas, fictions, anecdotes, full of
manipulation and deceit.
 The Bible is a chaotic and corrupted collection of texts. There
are countless contradictions in the Bible. There is practically
no real historical substance. The four Gospels are never a
biography of J.C.!
 Today it is proven that the Christian dogmas already existed
in the Middle East and Far East, at Jesus’ time as well as
thousands of years before his epoch.
21Critical History of The Bible
The Old Christian Dogmas
The spiritual procreation, the physical
resurrection, the mother of God, the son of God,
the savior, the messiah, the prophet, the angels,
the devil, God, the eternal life, the paradise, hell,
the miracles, the dogma of the trinity, the
crucifixion as a sin offering, the story about Adam
and Eve, the natural death as a punishment, the
creation as the beginning of the salvific history,
and all the sacraments such as baptism, the
remission, the last supper, etc.
Nothing is new and authentically ‘Christian’ in
that sense!
Critical History of The Bible 22
The Gospels - 1
 60 Gospels existed in the first centuries. The
ecclesiastic authorities have chosen 4 editions,
written between the years 70 and 120.
 Not one has been written by an eyewitness! Not
one original Gospel exists, not even first transcripts.
The authors are unknown.
 No apostle has ever written such texts! The first 100
years after his death no historian even took notice
of J.C.
 These manifold texts are simply copywriting, new
additions and eliminations, smaller and bigger
changes.
23Critical History of The Bible
The Gospels - 2
 All texts are made of lies, falsifications, and
displacements. The contradictions are countless.
 The Gospels consist in innumerable statements that are
quoted billions of times by churchgoers: “And Jesus said
…”; or: “I am …”.
 There is nothing concrete that one knows about Jesus.
Nobody knows what Jesus said!
 Nevertheless, such words are even presented as authentic
words of God!
 The constitution of the Holy Bible does not allow for an
understanding of these texts as “holy” or “inspired from
God”.
Critical History of The Bible 24
Fabricated Religious History - 1
 The savage story, that Abraham sacrificed his son at the will
of God, is a legend.
 The mass exodus of the Jews from Lower Egypt never
happened.
 Jericho never had a wall and did not even exist at the time of
Joshua.
 A federal state of Israel and Judaea never existed.
 A settlement of Israel through Abraham never happened.
 Abraham never existed.
 It is impossible that Isaac ever existed.
 Portrayed findings are clues that the legends about Joseph
were a invention.
25Critical History of The Bible
Fabricated Religious History - 2
 The incidents of the 12 sons of Jacob in Egypt are to be
seriously put in question.
 The ascertained data from excavations in Egypt are not
compatible with Moses’ data.
 A mass exodus from Egypt under Ramses appears to be
completely invented.
 An over 100 year invasion under Joshua could hardly have
occurred.
 A “golden age” of Israel under David and Salomon is
simulated.
 The whole story about Jacob is false.
26Critical History of The Bible
Fabricated Religious History - 3
There are no archaeological findings of the
structures of a kingdom of David.
A large kingdom with a temple city Jerusalem
did not exist in the times of Judah.
Archaeological findings indicate that the
invasion under King Josia did not happen.
False stories about the King Omri, Ahab and
Isebel camouflage the history of Israel.
Critical History of The Bible 27
The Early Catholic - 1
 The oldest conserved Greek texts from the New
Testament originate from the 4th and 5th century.
 The ancient Christians that rejected the virgin birth
of Jesus were considered a sect.
 The Gospel of St. Matthew did not know a virgin
birth of Jesus, instead a natural procreation through
Joseph and Mary. The idea of a virgin birth
originates from ancient idolatrous cults.
28Critical History of The Bible
The Early Catholic - 2
 The new (Christian) state religion in the year 380
systematically burned all the old Christian scriptures.
Source texts and several other Gospels were eliminated by
the newly established Church.
 There are pressing suspicions that the biggest library in
ancient times, in Alexandria was burnt down on purpose
in the interest of the new state Church. There were
already then ‘sect hunters’.
 There are numerous essential contradictions in the Bible
that reveal, that the many authors with differing
knowledge and consciousness worked on this “Holy
Book”.
Critical History of The Bible 29
The Biblical Sham - 1
 Considering the development of the biblical texts it is an
absurdity to allege that God has written or dictated these
texts, or that these texts have been written by inspiration
through God.
 There, where lies don’t lead further, there is the need for an
untouchable belief.
 It’s absolutely perverse to teach and claim: “Our belief lives
from the relationship to the Holy Bible, inspired by the Holy
Spirit.”
 But indeed: the belief can’t be better than these texts and
the state of the mind of the authors, teachers, and followers.
 Do you want this sham on top of the political and economic
sham?
30Critical History of The Bible
The Biblical Sham - 2
All Christian dogmas, teachings and practices
have got nothing to do with any part of the
psychical-spiritual mental functions of a
person, of the archetypal psychical-spiritual
development, and of a constructive self-
forming for living and growing with love and
the inner Spirit.
Christian dogmas, teachings and practices
completely ignore what makes a person to a
genuine human being.
Critical History of The Bible 31
The Impure Word of God - 1
 The Bible can never be the pure “word of God” and the
“dictation of the Spirit”. Even if it would be from God and the
Spirit, it is written (in a language) from a human.
 There are no comprehensible reports, apart from a few
archetypal dreams, that also need to be put into question.
 If everything is declared as the “word of God”, then one
obtains a grotesque, chaotic, neurotic and schizophrenic
image of God; that’s a fatal religious psychosis.
 The environment of the origination of the “Holy Scriptures” is:
power, wars, hate, power struggle, political interests,
intrigues, murder, papal crimes, perversions, powerful and
influential people, forgers, religious evildoers, etc. A “Word
from God” can’t be disconnected from these human realities.
32Critical History of The Bible
The Impure Word of God - 2
 In the year 367 A.D. the first binding “Holy Scriptures”
(a collection of scrolls): the “Vulgate”.
 The Roman-Catholic Church declared the Vulgate as
“error-free”.
 In 1592 this was then replaced by the new “error-free”
“Editio Clementina”.
 In the year 1598 another corrected and “error-free”
declared version of the Bible was released.
 Previously numerous Latin translations existed, each
one considerably differing from the other.
 1907, Pope Pius X then replaced the Vulgate, with the
Nuova Vulgata – the fifth “error-free” edition.
Critical History of The Bible 33
The “error free” Vulgate
 In 1870 the council declared the infallibility
of the Pope.
 In 1870 the Pope Pius IX declared the edition
at the time as “miraculous revelation”, from
the Apostles out of the mouth of Jesus Christ
received dictated from the Holy Spirit.
 Yet the “error-free” doctrine lasted until
1907.
 The sum of information here we collected
from many sources may not be “error-free”.
Critical History of The Bible 34
The Bible Today
 The Bible today is created to a complete work of all the
previous reigning interests of the past 3000 years.
 The Bible is the book of the Christian Churches that has been
thousand fold changed always according to private,
ecclesiastic and political interests.
 The Bible today is a chaotically plugged together anthology
of unrelated texts that hundreds of anonymous authors,
publishers and copywriters created, reworked, translated,
falsified, and “improved”.
 Over 2,000 diverse text variations and 250,000 variations of
reading exist today.
 And these texts are translated today with many errors into
1,100 languages and dialects!
35Critical History of The Bible
Nothing in the Bible is “Holy”
Nothing in the Bible or in the Church is “error-free”,
“unflawed”, “untouchable”, or “infallible”, especially not the
Pope or the ‘magisterium’ (the teaching authority of the
Church ).
The many gruesome events of mass murder that according
to the Bible were arranged, advocated, supported or even
accomplished by a vengeful God himself are absolutely
insane.
The Roman-Catholic Church is since a long time a rigid, even
fossilized psychopathic power apparatus, rooted in thinking
from the Middle Ages, still as devilish as the inquisition of
the times.
36Critical History of The Bible
The Bible and the mind of it’s Authors
 The world view of the Bible, including the ideas about
the creation of the world and the human being,
corresponds to the spiritual horizon and knowledge of
human beings from around 2000-3500 years ago.
 2000 years of Christian and Christian Church history
have prevented timings and contexts to be seen
scientifically and historically in true form.
The Bible can’t be better than the ways the
mental functions of it’s Authors are shaped.
Critical History of The Bible 37
Religions are never ‘infallible’
 Dogmas, religious teachings and practices ignore the
psychical-spiritual life and the external life, a
fundamental reality each human somehow has and is.
 A malformed and distorted mind results in a malformed
and distorted religion (teaching, practices).
 Thus, religions don’t care about adequate shaping of
the mind (mental functions).
 All actual religions are archaic religions: they do neither
teach nor practice an all-sided forming and
development of the mental functions, not
psychological-spiritual, not archetypal.
38Critical History of The Bible
Religions Ignore the Human Development
 Religions do not care for profound self-knowledge.
 They exclude the psychical dimensions of humans.
 They ignore the holistic (archetypal and practical)
psychical-spiritual development.
Without profound self-knowledge the genuine
(archetypal) psychical-spiritual development is
impossible.
Without the guidance from the dreams completeness
and fulfillment is not possible.
Therefore religions are never infallible. They are a
perversion of human nature and therefore a sham.
Critical History of The Bible 39
The Impotent Religions
 6bn people believe in a God with innumerable different ideas
 2.4bn Christians + 1.8bn Muslims + 30m Jews and no peace on earth
 The history consists in 5,000 years of countless ideas about God
 There are universities in Christian spirit and no peace on earth
 Buddha and his followers could not provide a breakthrough
 The “chosen” Jewish folk could not provide peace on earth
 Jesus Christ and Christianity could not provide peace on earth
 The Prophet Mohammed could not provide peace on earth
Today, there is still absolutely no peace on earth!
Something must be totally wrong with religion!
7.8 billion humans (2018) haven't any idea how far away and
how disconnected from God and his Spirit they are and live.
40Critical History of The Bible
The Historic Failure of Religions
 Billions of people pray regularly to God, but the world is at
stake
 All the religious teaching has not been able to avoid the
destruction of the planet
 Countless wars with God, about God, the right God, the
better God and everything get’s worse
 Nonetheless 80% of the world population lives in poverty,
misery, and despair
 All kinds of spiritual, religious, and ideological concepts
failed
Most leaders have learnt nothing from the history! Since
millenniums historic mistakes have been repeated!
Humanity has lost its archetypal evolutionary path!
41Critical History of The Bible
Concepts of Ideology and Religion
 Capitalism, Socialism, Fascism, Liberalism, Consumerism, and
other –isms are all separated from the genuine human being, the
immanent meaning of life, and the Archetypes of the Soul.
 Religion, spirituality, psychology, politics, economy, business,
culture, public education, and the entire world of sciences cannot
ignore each other without severe consequences and in the end
the destruction of human evolution.
 Archaic, essentially fabricated and highly psychotic and insane
religions and ideologies as we have today, preponderantly
religions who are rooted in the Old Testament or in magic thinking
in general, lead to the destruction of the creation, the elimination
of the human evolution as a transcendental project.
42Critical History of The Bible
Reincarnated Christ: Illusion or possible?
 It is known that since centuries here and there an individual
claimed to be the Reincarnated Christ, offering a kind of
psychotic crap.
 Today there are several individuals on earth claiming to be
the ‘Reincarnated Christ’, offering a kind of infantile odd
teaching.
 If Jesus would come back to earth or if Jesus would be
already back, he would be the total nightmare for
Christianity and the world.
 Imagine: He is a ‘normal’ man. You meet him at the
supermarket. But you can’t see his soul: “The King of the
Holy Grail”.
43Critical History of The Bible
“Crucify Him!”
 Most Christians would shout: “Crucify Him! Destroy him and
his life!” The motive is obvious: They all have heavy guilt as
they live lies! They are cowards and hypocrites!
 The collective Christian lies are so immense, so that they
terribly fear the truth and must cover their lies with endless
more lies and wars and again wars.
 However a Reincarnated Christ is real or not, the challenge
to find the truth about the “Mystery of Mankind” is
ultimately given today.
 The Archetypal Process of the Soul marks the authentic path
to find back to the track of the truth for the Human
Evolution (development).
44Critical History of The Bible
Indictment
 During its history, Christianity has killed, tortured, triggered
and acted with wars, put in misery with fatal consequences
around one billion people.
 Christianity has eliminated many folks, destroyed
infrastructure and cultures, exploited and robbed their land
and wealth with incredible perversion.
 A state that has the Christian Dogmas declared in its
constitution as ‘state religion’ can’t be better than the
religion, thus is coded to doom.
 Education, Universities and Economic Schools that are ruled
by Christian Churches pollute the state and dehumanize its
folk.
45Critical History of The Bible
Fundamentalism
• Fundamentalism in religion (and ideologies) is an expression
of fear of life, and of ill and morbid cantankerousness.
• Fundamentalism in religion and ideologies is an expression
of an undeveloped, distorted or malformed mind.
• Fundamentalism shows lack of being connected with the
inner source of life that can be found with dreams and
meditation.
• Fundamentalism shows complete absence of genuine
confidence and a healthy inner foundation of the mind.
• Behind fundamentalism is a deep heavy pain in the soul
created from the archaic rigid fathers of these people.
46Critical History of The Bible
Failure of Holy Books: No Peace on Earth!
2.2-2.4 billion Christians failed.
1.5-1.8 billion Muslims failed.
Other religions also failed.
All political ideologies failed.
All spiritual concepts failed.
Over one billion atheists failed.
Millions of politicians failed.
Millions of economists failed.
Popes and Cardinals failed.
All sincere worshiping failed.
Governance terribly failed.
Critical History of The Bible 47
Monarchies, aristocracies failed.
Sovereigns and sheiks failed.
Public education failed.
Most academic education failed.
Millions of media outlets failed.
Millions of CEOs failed.
A majority of parents failed.
All systems failed: Deicide-virus.
A huge majority of adults failed.
Most People programmed to fail.
All great achievements failed.
Failure Today for Tomorrow
• There are 10 mega global threats to humanity:
increasing and unstoppable.
• The state of Humanity and the Planet is the
proof: Ecosystems are irreparably damaged.
• It will be worse with 9-10-11-12 billion people:
Scarcity of all resources will hit humanity.
• Everything will convert into a global nightmare:
Armageddon is human made and programmed.
• It will not take 100 years, not 50, not even 30
years until the global decay!
Critical History of The Bible 48
Religion and Spirituality: Yes! But …
 Religion in its origin and genuine meaning is fundamentally
supportive and guiding for people, if rooted in the other
world (through the inner Spirit) and balanced with the
physical existence.
 True religion integrates the mental functions, the body, the
behavior, terrestrial life, the environment and the
Archetypes of the Soul in a constructive and efficient way.
 With archaic religion or magic spirituality it is impossible to
become a wholeness, to become complete and fulfilled in
the mind and soul.
The Concept of the ‘Archetypal Religion of the Soul’ is
something totally different from the today existing religions,
spirituality, and education.
49Critical History of The Bible
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History of Religion

  • 2. Christian History and Content of the Bible Critical Study 2: 15 minutes • We do not question God and the Spirit. • We question the human made religion. • This is a selection of facts and knowledge. • You can find much more in the book: Schellhammer: Politics, page 408-433; see also in the same book, page 6-22, where you will find the comprehensible archetypal foundation of a ‘true’ religion. Available on Amazon. Critical History of The Bible 2
  • 3. Basics: Human Made Religion • Religion without rock-solid facts is a sham. • Religious teaching must be comprehensible, reproducible through development, connected with the mental functions. • Religion is always built up with mental functions. • Mental functions must be shaped (developed) according to their intrinsic coding (‘software’). • Malformed mental functions create malformed religion. • A Religion that does not promote genuine (archetypal) human development is useless. Critical History of The Bible 3
  • 4. Christian Atrocities • Christianity has committed atrocities since 1700 years: Estimated 1 billion victims! • Wars in union with kings and all kinds of rulers • Unimaginable destructions, tortures, robbery • Genocides: robbed and eliminated entire folks • Enslaved and oppressed more than 200m • Committed murder, homicide, assassinations • Exploitation of labor with countless victims • Christianity is a perversion of Archetypal Truth Critical History of The Bible 4
  • 5. Prophets in the Old Testament • The Old Testament mentions various prophets from around 200-800 BC. • There are no authentic documents that prove their existence. • There are no authentic documents attesting to the psychic-spiritual processes of prophets. • Furthermore, there are no authentic documents that prove their teachings. • Some archetypal dreams in the Old Testament are signs that ‘true prophets’ existed. Critical History of The Bible 5
  • 6. The Bible consists in 2 parts 1) The Old Testament which reflects the History of the Jewish Religion with fragments that originate from the 5th and late 7th century BC 2) The oldest conserved roll with a biblical text originated around 180 BC. Other texts only exist in fragments. 3) The New Testament which began with first single documents around 125 AD (‘anno domini’) 4) In the year 367 AD the first binding “Holy Scriptures” (‘Vulgate’) were a collection of scrolls 5) The Qur'an’s origins with Mohammed includes parts of the Old Testament and the New Testament 6Critical History of The Bible
  • 7. Stolen from Previous History • De facto ‘Christianity’ has ‘stolen’ (selected) texts of the Old Testament from the Jewish religion. • The Islam has ‘stolen’ (selected) texts from the Bible (Vulgate) and the Jewish religion. • The Old Testament is originally and in that sense not ‘Christian’ and does not reflect anything related to (the vivid) Jesus Christ. • Selection, interpretation and (re-)-shaping of texts vary and are thoroughly questionable. Critical History of The Bible 7
  • 8. Forms of the Content ● Legends ● Allegories ● Proverbs ● Parables ● Poems ● Prayers ● Monologues ● Dialogues 8Critical History of The Bible ● Superstitions ● Fairytales, Tales ● Historic Events ● Fantasy stories ● Myths (tales) ● Letters ● Prologues ● Love songs What does this have to do with ‘true religion’?
  • 9. What is really from God direct? ● Sagas ● Narrations ● Prophetic texts ● Dreams ● Visions ● Anecdotes ● Instructions ● Orders ● Rules for living Critical History of The Bible 9 ● Laws and Punishments ● Historiographies ● Mission letters ● Religious edifications ● Direct words from God (Archangel Gabriel) ● Direct word from (alleged) (holy) authors ● Attributes of God
  • 10. ‘Holy’ Scripts of the Bible?  Remains of Papyrus with New Testament texts originated from the 2nd and 3rd century AD.  The oldest text of the New Testament is a fragment from the Gospel of John, originated around 125 AD.  The oldest texts of the New Testament originated from the 4th and 5th century AD.  The oldest handwritten remains of the New Testament are from the 2nd to the 7th century AD.  Today there are over 4000 known papyrus rolls; out of which around 100 small fragments of the New Testament.  Today there are around 5000 known writings that contain the New Testament in parts or as a whole. 10Critical History of The Bible
  • 11. The Origins of the Old Testament  Some texts date back to the time 250-100 BC, others from the time around 539 BC.  The 5 books of Moses were not written by Moses; they are also not 3200 years old.  The essential texts of the Bible (Old Testament) originate from the late 7th century BC.  The Old Testament is fully the work of subsequent (unknown) editors.  The Pentateuch, the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, is a mosaic from different (unknown) sources. 11Critical History of The Bible
  • 12. Old Testament with Old Stories  It is proven that much did not and could not have happened as stated in the Old Testament.  There are many oral and written sources of unknown origins and stories.  Historical facts were inflated, distorted, mixed up and placed into a different time.  Many essential untruths have been determined in the Old Testament.  The texts of the Bible that relate to previous times were only written down much later. 12Critical History of The Bible
  • 13. Authors of the Bible - 1  Many authors and editors have worked on the development of the “Holy Scriptures”.  Up until the year 1008 there were continuous text editing from many authors.  Countless unknown copyists redacted and copied over and over again the texts of the Holy Bible, added, changed or deleted pieces.  There are many unknown authors and thousand fold editing of the texts over many centuries; much of it from oral transmissions.  The Bible was written by completely different, mostly unknown people with differing ideas and views and at different times over centuries. 13Critical History of The Bible
  • 14. Authors of the Bible - 2  The authors of the four Gospels are unknown; the names are made up.  The Pauline epistles came around the year 50-60 AD. But Paul did not know Jesus.  Jesus died around the year 30; but there is not a single witness from the time. Therefore Jesus and his death is a fabrication.  There is no biographical knowledge about most of the protagonists in the Old Testament and the New Testament.  Nothing, absolute nothing is authentically documented about the Prophets, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, the Apostles, the Gospels, or anything spoken or written from God and Spirit. Critical History of The Bible 14
  • 15. Nothing New!  There are ‘Commandments’ that originate from the Old Babylonia, the Hammurabi Codex.  In many old civilizations there were myths about floods, also in India, China and America.  Much already originated from the Epoch of Gilgamesh from the Mesopotamian region.  Most of the religious customs and values have their roots in the Asia Minor and Egyptian region.  The Old Testament turns out to be an artifact with many erratic statements from different societies over Centuries. Critical History of The Bible 15
  • 16. Spiritual Content of the Bible - 1 ● The story of God with the people ● The creation of the earth and the people ● God’s word, declaration of belief ● Tale of the salvific history ● Testimony of the belief of the “risen J.C.” ● Revelation testimony of God ● Portrayal of the after life, heaven and hell ● Contents reflect longstanding traditions Nothing is authentically documented! There is no comprehensible testimony! 16Critical History of The Bible
  • 17. Spiritual Content of the Bible - 2 ● Crucifixion, resurrection, and salvation ● Redemption, forgiveness, exoneration ● Heaven, hell and purgatory, the eternal Paradise ● Wonderful interventions of God ● Communication with transcendental creatures ● Existence of individual transcendental creatures ● Doctrine of salvation, symbols, cult, rituals ● Revelation of God and eternity  Nothing is authentically documented! Critical History of The Bible 17
  • 18. Religious Tales and Talks  The Old Testament is based on testimonies and talks of the creation of the earth, the prehistory of mankind, the election, the history of salvation.  The contents are put together out of a variety of texts: Tales, stories, law collections, testimonies, pieces of wisdom, chronicles, liturgical and poetical texts, lamentations, love songs, family sagas, legends …  The aim of the one-God-movement is to create a world epoch as collection of historical scrolls, memories, sagas, popular tales, anecdotes, kingly propaganda, prophecies, partly original or copied from previous editions.  Nothing is authentically documented! 18Critical History of The Bible
  • 19. Practical Content of the Bible ● Moral-ethical opinions and views ● ‘Religious’ world-views, systems of interpretation ● Philosophical thoughts and systems of thinking ● Life practical instructions (norms, rules, values) ● Stories about heroes (that never existed as such) ● Sheds light on behavior, thinking, feeling, valuing ● Love, hope, trust, justice, God’s punishment, etc. ● The good and the bad people (characteristics) There is nothing here that requires a God as source of these topics. Psychology and ethics encompass all of this! Critical History of The Bible 19
  • 20. Old Stories in the Bible  The creation of the world according to old Sumerian beliefs is similar to the one in the Bible.  The birth of Moses, his childhood and youth are from the time in the Mesopotamian region.  The Ten Commandments can be found, slightly different, in the Egyptian Books of the Dead.  Countless conceptions and tales in the Bible originate from other civilizations and religions.  The exodus from Egypt is a conglomeration of legends from different epochs.  The book of Joshua is a collection of sagas, heroic tales and local myths.  The Genesis (1st book of Moses) is a concoction of various nomadic tales. 20Critical History of The Bible
  • 21. Core Findings of Bible Research  All stories in the Old Testament and New Testament are legends, myths, sagas, fictions, anecdotes, full of manipulation and deceit.  The Bible is a chaotic and corrupted collection of texts. There are countless contradictions in the Bible. There is practically no real historical substance. The four Gospels are never a biography of J.C.!  Today it is proven that the Christian dogmas already existed in the Middle East and Far East, at Jesus’ time as well as thousands of years before his epoch. 21Critical History of The Bible
  • 22. The Old Christian Dogmas The spiritual procreation, the physical resurrection, the mother of God, the son of God, the savior, the messiah, the prophet, the angels, the devil, God, the eternal life, the paradise, hell, the miracles, the dogma of the trinity, the crucifixion as a sin offering, the story about Adam and Eve, the natural death as a punishment, the creation as the beginning of the salvific history, and all the sacraments such as baptism, the remission, the last supper, etc. Nothing is new and authentically ‘Christian’ in that sense! Critical History of The Bible 22
  • 23. The Gospels - 1  60 Gospels existed in the first centuries. The ecclesiastic authorities have chosen 4 editions, written between the years 70 and 120.  Not one has been written by an eyewitness! Not one original Gospel exists, not even first transcripts. The authors are unknown.  No apostle has ever written such texts! The first 100 years after his death no historian even took notice of J.C.  These manifold texts are simply copywriting, new additions and eliminations, smaller and bigger changes. 23Critical History of The Bible
  • 24. The Gospels - 2  All texts are made of lies, falsifications, and displacements. The contradictions are countless.  The Gospels consist in innumerable statements that are quoted billions of times by churchgoers: “And Jesus said …”; or: “I am …”.  There is nothing concrete that one knows about Jesus. Nobody knows what Jesus said!  Nevertheless, such words are even presented as authentic words of God!  The constitution of the Holy Bible does not allow for an understanding of these texts as “holy” or “inspired from God”. Critical History of The Bible 24
  • 25. Fabricated Religious History - 1  The savage story, that Abraham sacrificed his son at the will of God, is a legend.  The mass exodus of the Jews from Lower Egypt never happened.  Jericho never had a wall and did not even exist at the time of Joshua.  A federal state of Israel and Judaea never existed.  A settlement of Israel through Abraham never happened.  Abraham never existed.  It is impossible that Isaac ever existed.  Portrayed findings are clues that the legends about Joseph were a invention. 25Critical History of The Bible
  • 26. Fabricated Religious History - 2  The incidents of the 12 sons of Jacob in Egypt are to be seriously put in question.  The ascertained data from excavations in Egypt are not compatible with Moses’ data.  A mass exodus from Egypt under Ramses appears to be completely invented.  An over 100 year invasion under Joshua could hardly have occurred.  A “golden age” of Israel under David and Salomon is simulated.  The whole story about Jacob is false. 26Critical History of The Bible
  • 27. Fabricated Religious History - 3 There are no archaeological findings of the structures of a kingdom of David. A large kingdom with a temple city Jerusalem did not exist in the times of Judah. Archaeological findings indicate that the invasion under King Josia did not happen. False stories about the King Omri, Ahab and Isebel camouflage the history of Israel. Critical History of The Bible 27
  • 28. The Early Catholic - 1  The oldest conserved Greek texts from the New Testament originate from the 4th and 5th century.  The ancient Christians that rejected the virgin birth of Jesus were considered a sect.  The Gospel of St. Matthew did not know a virgin birth of Jesus, instead a natural procreation through Joseph and Mary. The idea of a virgin birth originates from ancient idolatrous cults. 28Critical History of The Bible
  • 29. The Early Catholic - 2  The new (Christian) state religion in the year 380 systematically burned all the old Christian scriptures. Source texts and several other Gospels were eliminated by the newly established Church.  There are pressing suspicions that the biggest library in ancient times, in Alexandria was burnt down on purpose in the interest of the new state Church. There were already then ‘sect hunters’.  There are numerous essential contradictions in the Bible that reveal, that the many authors with differing knowledge and consciousness worked on this “Holy Book”. Critical History of The Bible 29
  • 30. The Biblical Sham - 1  Considering the development of the biblical texts it is an absurdity to allege that God has written or dictated these texts, or that these texts have been written by inspiration through God.  There, where lies don’t lead further, there is the need for an untouchable belief.  It’s absolutely perverse to teach and claim: “Our belief lives from the relationship to the Holy Bible, inspired by the Holy Spirit.”  But indeed: the belief can’t be better than these texts and the state of the mind of the authors, teachers, and followers.  Do you want this sham on top of the political and economic sham? 30Critical History of The Bible
  • 31. The Biblical Sham - 2 All Christian dogmas, teachings and practices have got nothing to do with any part of the psychical-spiritual mental functions of a person, of the archetypal psychical-spiritual development, and of a constructive self- forming for living and growing with love and the inner Spirit. Christian dogmas, teachings and practices completely ignore what makes a person to a genuine human being. Critical History of The Bible 31
  • 32. The Impure Word of God - 1  The Bible can never be the pure “word of God” and the “dictation of the Spirit”. Even if it would be from God and the Spirit, it is written (in a language) from a human.  There are no comprehensible reports, apart from a few archetypal dreams, that also need to be put into question.  If everything is declared as the “word of God”, then one obtains a grotesque, chaotic, neurotic and schizophrenic image of God; that’s a fatal religious psychosis.  The environment of the origination of the “Holy Scriptures” is: power, wars, hate, power struggle, political interests, intrigues, murder, papal crimes, perversions, powerful and influential people, forgers, religious evildoers, etc. A “Word from God” can’t be disconnected from these human realities. 32Critical History of The Bible
  • 33. The Impure Word of God - 2  In the year 367 A.D. the first binding “Holy Scriptures” (a collection of scrolls): the “Vulgate”.  The Roman-Catholic Church declared the Vulgate as “error-free”.  In 1592 this was then replaced by the new “error-free” “Editio Clementina”.  In the year 1598 another corrected and “error-free” declared version of the Bible was released.  Previously numerous Latin translations existed, each one considerably differing from the other.  1907, Pope Pius X then replaced the Vulgate, with the Nuova Vulgata – the fifth “error-free” edition. Critical History of The Bible 33
  • 34. The “error free” Vulgate  In 1870 the council declared the infallibility of the Pope.  In 1870 the Pope Pius IX declared the edition at the time as “miraculous revelation”, from the Apostles out of the mouth of Jesus Christ received dictated from the Holy Spirit.  Yet the “error-free” doctrine lasted until 1907.  The sum of information here we collected from many sources may not be “error-free”. Critical History of The Bible 34
  • 35. The Bible Today  The Bible today is created to a complete work of all the previous reigning interests of the past 3000 years.  The Bible is the book of the Christian Churches that has been thousand fold changed always according to private, ecclesiastic and political interests.  The Bible today is a chaotically plugged together anthology of unrelated texts that hundreds of anonymous authors, publishers and copywriters created, reworked, translated, falsified, and “improved”.  Over 2,000 diverse text variations and 250,000 variations of reading exist today.  And these texts are translated today with many errors into 1,100 languages and dialects! 35Critical History of The Bible
  • 36. Nothing in the Bible is “Holy” Nothing in the Bible or in the Church is “error-free”, “unflawed”, “untouchable”, or “infallible”, especially not the Pope or the ‘magisterium’ (the teaching authority of the Church ). The many gruesome events of mass murder that according to the Bible were arranged, advocated, supported or even accomplished by a vengeful God himself are absolutely insane. The Roman-Catholic Church is since a long time a rigid, even fossilized psychopathic power apparatus, rooted in thinking from the Middle Ages, still as devilish as the inquisition of the times. 36Critical History of The Bible
  • 37. The Bible and the mind of it’s Authors  The world view of the Bible, including the ideas about the creation of the world and the human being, corresponds to the spiritual horizon and knowledge of human beings from around 2000-3500 years ago.  2000 years of Christian and Christian Church history have prevented timings and contexts to be seen scientifically and historically in true form. The Bible can’t be better than the ways the mental functions of it’s Authors are shaped. Critical History of The Bible 37
  • 38. Religions are never ‘infallible’  Dogmas, religious teachings and practices ignore the psychical-spiritual life and the external life, a fundamental reality each human somehow has and is.  A malformed and distorted mind results in a malformed and distorted religion (teaching, practices).  Thus, religions don’t care about adequate shaping of the mind (mental functions).  All actual religions are archaic religions: they do neither teach nor practice an all-sided forming and development of the mental functions, not psychological-spiritual, not archetypal. 38Critical History of The Bible
  • 39. Religions Ignore the Human Development  Religions do not care for profound self-knowledge.  They exclude the psychical dimensions of humans.  They ignore the holistic (archetypal and practical) psychical-spiritual development. Without profound self-knowledge the genuine (archetypal) psychical-spiritual development is impossible. Without the guidance from the dreams completeness and fulfillment is not possible. Therefore religions are never infallible. They are a perversion of human nature and therefore a sham. Critical History of The Bible 39
  • 40. The Impotent Religions  6bn people believe in a God with innumerable different ideas  2.4bn Christians + 1.8bn Muslims + 30m Jews and no peace on earth  The history consists in 5,000 years of countless ideas about God  There are universities in Christian spirit and no peace on earth  Buddha and his followers could not provide a breakthrough  The “chosen” Jewish folk could not provide peace on earth  Jesus Christ and Christianity could not provide peace on earth  The Prophet Mohammed could not provide peace on earth Today, there is still absolutely no peace on earth! Something must be totally wrong with religion! 7.8 billion humans (2018) haven't any idea how far away and how disconnected from God and his Spirit they are and live. 40Critical History of The Bible
  • 41. The Historic Failure of Religions  Billions of people pray regularly to God, but the world is at stake  All the religious teaching has not been able to avoid the destruction of the planet  Countless wars with God, about God, the right God, the better God and everything get’s worse  Nonetheless 80% of the world population lives in poverty, misery, and despair  All kinds of spiritual, religious, and ideological concepts failed Most leaders have learnt nothing from the history! Since millenniums historic mistakes have been repeated! Humanity has lost its archetypal evolutionary path! 41Critical History of The Bible
  • 42. Concepts of Ideology and Religion  Capitalism, Socialism, Fascism, Liberalism, Consumerism, and other –isms are all separated from the genuine human being, the immanent meaning of life, and the Archetypes of the Soul.  Religion, spirituality, psychology, politics, economy, business, culture, public education, and the entire world of sciences cannot ignore each other without severe consequences and in the end the destruction of human evolution.  Archaic, essentially fabricated and highly psychotic and insane religions and ideologies as we have today, preponderantly religions who are rooted in the Old Testament or in magic thinking in general, lead to the destruction of the creation, the elimination of the human evolution as a transcendental project. 42Critical History of The Bible
  • 43. Reincarnated Christ: Illusion or possible?  It is known that since centuries here and there an individual claimed to be the Reincarnated Christ, offering a kind of psychotic crap.  Today there are several individuals on earth claiming to be the ‘Reincarnated Christ’, offering a kind of infantile odd teaching.  If Jesus would come back to earth or if Jesus would be already back, he would be the total nightmare for Christianity and the world.  Imagine: He is a ‘normal’ man. You meet him at the supermarket. But you can’t see his soul: “The King of the Holy Grail”. 43Critical History of The Bible
  • 44. “Crucify Him!”  Most Christians would shout: “Crucify Him! Destroy him and his life!” The motive is obvious: They all have heavy guilt as they live lies! They are cowards and hypocrites!  The collective Christian lies are so immense, so that they terribly fear the truth and must cover their lies with endless more lies and wars and again wars.  However a Reincarnated Christ is real or not, the challenge to find the truth about the “Mystery of Mankind” is ultimately given today.  The Archetypal Process of the Soul marks the authentic path to find back to the track of the truth for the Human Evolution (development). 44Critical History of The Bible
  • 45. Indictment  During its history, Christianity has killed, tortured, triggered and acted with wars, put in misery with fatal consequences around one billion people.  Christianity has eliminated many folks, destroyed infrastructure and cultures, exploited and robbed their land and wealth with incredible perversion.  A state that has the Christian Dogmas declared in its constitution as ‘state religion’ can’t be better than the religion, thus is coded to doom.  Education, Universities and Economic Schools that are ruled by Christian Churches pollute the state and dehumanize its folk. 45Critical History of The Bible
  • 46. Fundamentalism • Fundamentalism in religion (and ideologies) is an expression of fear of life, and of ill and morbid cantankerousness. • Fundamentalism in religion and ideologies is an expression of an undeveloped, distorted or malformed mind. • Fundamentalism shows lack of being connected with the inner source of life that can be found with dreams and meditation. • Fundamentalism shows complete absence of genuine confidence and a healthy inner foundation of the mind. • Behind fundamentalism is a deep heavy pain in the soul created from the archaic rigid fathers of these people. 46Critical History of The Bible
  • 47. Failure of Holy Books: No Peace on Earth! 2.2-2.4 billion Christians failed. 1.5-1.8 billion Muslims failed. Other religions also failed. All political ideologies failed. All spiritual concepts failed. Over one billion atheists failed. Millions of politicians failed. Millions of economists failed. Popes and Cardinals failed. All sincere worshiping failed. Governance terribly failed. Critical History of The Bible 47 Monarchies, aristocracies failed. Sovereigns and sheiks failed. Public education failed. Most academic education failed. Millions of media outlets failed. Millions of CEOs failed. A majority of parents failed. All systems failed: Deicide-virus. A huge majority of adults failed. Most People programmed to fail. All great achievements failed.
  • 48. Failure Today for Tomorrow • There are 10 mega global threats to humanity: increasing and unstoppable. • The state of Humanity and the Planet is the proof: Ecosystems are irreparably damaged. • It will be worse with 9-10-11-12 billion people: Scarcity of all resources will hit humanity. • Everything will convert into a global nightmare: Armageddon is human made and programmed. • It will not take 100 years, not 50, not even 30 years until the global decay! Critical History of The Bible 48
  • 49. Religion and Spirituality: Yes! But …  Religion in its origin and genuine meaning is fundamentally supportive and guiding for people, if rooted in the other world (through the inner Spirit) and balanced with the physical existence.  True religion integrates the mental functions, the body, the behavior, terrestrial life, the environment and the Archetypes of the Soul in a constructive and efficient way.  With archaic religion or magic spirituality it is impossible to become a wholeness, to become complete and fulfilled in the mind and soul. The Concept of the ‘Archetypal Religion of the Soul’ is something totally different from the today existing religions, spirituality, and education. 49Critical History of The Bible
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