A Schizophrenic Relationship With The Jews

One of the most unfortunate aspects of the historicizing of this "oldest story ever sold" was that one particular ethnic group, and that one only, became esteemed above all others for being "God's chosen people," the "priestly nation" and the spiritual masters of mankind.

Another aspect has been the vilification of these same people as "Christkillers" and foaming-at-the-mouth murderers of the Almighty Lord God himself. Thus, in believing the gospel tale, Christians have been forced into a schizophrenic love-hate relationship with the Jews, who are to be perceived as "God's chosen" and "Christkillers" at the same time.

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From: The Christ Conspiracy by D.M. Murdock.

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Theological Zionists

Christians believe the Torah to be the word of God, and are therefore mandated to accept that God "made a covenant with Abram," giving the Jews the land "from the Wadi of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates" (Gen 15:18), making the religion inherently Zionist.

Without it, "Zion," the most hostile nation on earth—which would not have existed/thrived if it wasn't for documents resulting from the greatest atrocities of the last century (such as the Sykes–Picot Agreement, the Balfour Declaration, the Haavara Agreement, etc.)—would not have the overwhelming support of the most powerful military force in the world that it has had ever since the United States was the first nation to officially recognize the Jewish state as a country in 1948.

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Theodor Herzl, the founder of the World Zionist Organization, on the gullibility of "the pious Christians of England" only a few decades before World War I broke out, which resulted in the Balfour Declaration—a public statement issued by the British government in 1917 announcing support for the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine—addressed to Lord Rothschild, whose family name appears in Herzl's diaries over 400 times.

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Crusader Against Antisemitism & Promoter Of Zionism

William Henry Hechler (1845 – 1931) was an English Restorationist Anglican clergyman; crusader against antisemitism; promoter of Zionism; and aide, counselor, friend and legitimiser of Theodor Herzl, the founder of modern Zionism.

In 1884 Hechler wrote his own treatise, "The Restoration of the Jews to Palestine." He called for the Jews to return to Palestine as a pre-condition for the return of Jesus. Hechler wrote, "It is the duty of every Christian to love the Jews."

On 10 March 1896 Herzl recorded in his diary his first meeting with Reverend Hechler: "When he read my book, he immediately hurried to the British Ambassador in Vienna and told him: the fore-ordained movement is here! Hechler declares my movement to be a 'Biblical' one, even though I proceed rationally in all points."

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Full article here.

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"Paganism is that which says yea to all that is natural, it is innocence in being natural, 'naturalness.' Christianity is that which says no to all that is natural, it is a certain lack of dignity in being natural; hostility to Nature."

— Friedrich Nietzsche (The Will to Power)

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Dr. David Skrbina, author of The Jesus Hoax, on the common non-sensical Christian claim that Christianity is responsible for the great accomplishments of Europe.

Full interview here.

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The Israelites Were Not European

There is a strong genetic continuity between modern-day Jews and their ancient Levantine ancestors that Christian Identitarians—who claim that Europeans are the real Israelites—either willfully ignore or simply aren't aware of.

Whether we're referring to Jews, Judeans, Israelites, or Hebrews, they have consistently exhibited similarities with other indigenous Levantine groups [1][2][3][4][5], such as the Palestinians, Syrians, and Lebanese.

The only reason why Ashkenazi—who made up only about 3% of the entire Jewish population in the 11th century, while now being the vast majority—and Sephardi Jews have roughly 30% European ancestry, is due to interbreeding over the last ~1000 years.

They were a Levantine people, akin to the others in the region, sharing a common Afro-Asiatic language—both genetically and linguistically distinct from Europeans, who predominantly spoke Indo-European languages. No skewed Bible interpretation is going to change that.

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The Traditional Bond Between Religion & A People

Christians had severed the traditional bond between religion and a "nation" or people. The ancients took for granted that religion was indissolubly linked to a particular city or people. Indeed, there was no term for religion in the sense we now use it to refer to the beliefs and practices of a specific group of people or of a voluntary association divorced from ethnic or national identity.

The idea of an association of people bound together by a religious allegiance with its own traditions and beliefs, its own history, and its own way of life independent of a particular city or nation was foreign to the ancients. Religion belonged to a people, and it was bestowed on an individual by the people or nation from which one came or in which one lived.

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From: The Christians as the Romans Saw Them by Robert Louis Wilken.

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Despite claims of miraculous origins, carbon dating results from 1988 indicated that the Shroud of Turin was forged between 1260 and 1390—contradicting the notion that it dates back to the time of Jesus, which is further substantiated by the absence of any historical record of its existence prior to the 14th century.

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Paul, the Jewish Pharisee (Phil 3:4-5)—whose letters formed the foundation of the Christian movement—never even met Jesus. He "did not receive [the gospel] from any man, nor was [he] taught it; rather, [he] received it by revelation from Jesus Christ" (Gal 1:12), as further explained in Acts 9.

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"The Book of Mormon, published in 1830, expressly condemns anti-Semitism. Mormonism, in fact, has a long record of philo-Semitism, friendship toward Jews."

Full article here.

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"Christianity has made the people Jew-following nations. Christian preachers teach Jewish history, they call the Jews God's chosen people, and by so doing depreciate the history and spiritual values of their own nations."

— Alexander Rud Mills (The Call of our Ancient Nordic Religion)

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Sparse Histories & Genealogies

The apostles, give sparse histories and genealogies of Jesus that contradict each other and themselves in numerous places. The birth date of Jesus is depicted as having taken place at different times. His birth and childhood are not mentioned in "Mark", and although he is claimed in "Matthew" and "Luke" to have been "born of a virgin", his lineage is traced to the House of David through Joseph, so that he may "fulfill prophecy".

Christ is said in the first three gospels to have taught for one year before he died, while in "John" the number is around three years. "Matthew" relates that Jesus delivered "The Sermon on the Mount" before "the multitudes", while "Luke" says it was a private talk given only to the disciples. The accounts of his Passion and Resurrection differ utterly from each other, and no one states how old he was when he died.

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From: The Origins of Christianity by D.M. Murdock.

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Unlike other prominent ancient rulers—such as the pharaohs of Egypt or the Assyrian kings—there is no external evidence confirming King Solomon ever having existed. Not even his marriage with an Egyptian pharaoh's daughter (1 Kings 3:1) is mentioned in any of the countless Egyptian records, nor is his name found in any contemporaneous Middle Eastern text.

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"Happiness Is A Reward From Our Ancestors"

A great article on the importance of following the path laid out by our ancestors—the essence of ethnic traditionalism, which Abrahamism seeks to destroy.

As Daniel Quinn wrote in his book My Ishmael:

"I should warn you that people will tell you that the impression I've given you of tribal peoples is a romanticized one. These people believe that Mother Culture speaks the undoubted truth when she teaches that humans are innately flawed and utterly doomed to misery. They're sure that there must be all sorts of things wrong with every tribal way of life, and of course they're correct—if you mean by 'wrong' something you don't like."

"But the fact remains that whenever anthropologists encounter tribal peoples, they encounter people who show no signs of discontent, who do not complain of being miserable or ill-treated, who are not seething with rage, who are not perpetually struggling with depression, anxiety, and alienation. The people who imagine that I'm idealizing this life fail to understand that every single extant tribal culture is extant because it has survived for thousands of years, and it has survived for thousands of years because its members are content with it."

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