the true authorship of the new testament

Overall, the New Testament is far less controversial in that it has less scenes of unnecessary killing and sex, and instead focuses on alcohol use and torture. The tone of the New Testament, in contrast, is entirely more gentle gentile.

In the later parts of the book the deciples of Jesus go round looking like hippies and doing things and writing boring letters.

I'll loo into that JB, thnx i have some questions but i will wait til i read and know more about this person/family thing you talk of here. This page is dedicated to the ongoing discussion, discovery and presentation of deductive proofs that establish, as much as possible, the authorship and motives for the creation of the New Testament. There are now several million persons who know about the Piso Theory, Atwill's book and the true authorship of the New Testament.

Titus took great pleasure in calling himself 'the greatest forger in history.' 'The Roman Origin of Christianity', released as 'Caesar's Messiah' by Joseph Atwill documents the creation of the New Testament as a Roman satire devised to win over Judean dissidents by deceiving them into believing that the emperor Titus Flavius Vespasiani was Jesus! I know, it sounds strange, but that seems to be the way it was. The 'Judean War', written by Flavius Josephus, was originally part of the Christian Bible, and was removed around 1100 CE. Atwill deduced this by comparing The 'Judean War' to the New Testament. In 2003 Joseph Atwill discovered that the Roman emperor Titus Flavius, working with Flavius Josephus and other authors in his patrimony wrote the New Testament. He authored a booklet that came out in 1979 and is available from The Roman Piso Homepage.

James Ballantyne Hannay next wrote about the Roman authorship of the New Testament in his 1925 work 'The Rise, Decline & Fall of the Roman Religion (Christianity).'Ībelard Reuchlin found the key to unraveling just who the actual authors were, and that the authors were to be found in the Roman Piso family, who were a part of the Piso/Flavian dynasty. Professor Bruno Bauer, in his work of 1877 'Christ and the Caesars', stated that he had concluded that the Romans had authored the New Testament and that Flavius Josephus was the inventor of Jesus.

The true authorship of the new testament