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because the book has "inspirational value." First of all, this deceit has not been benign but utterly malignant for almost 2,000 years, contributing to endless genocide and killing the spirit and mind. Secondly, how do deception and lying have any value in a spiritual quest or religious life? Is it not the complete opposite of such an experience? Is it not the goal in becoming a mature, spiritual human being to be rid of deceit and mendacity? It is clear that scholars have known about the mythological nature of the Bible, yet they have gone to immense lengths to hide it, including using sophisticated language, like the priestly counterparts who have utilized the dead language Latin to go over the heads of the uneducated masses. It is possible that any number of these scholars are also Masons or members of some such secret brotherhood who are under the blood oath. Or they may merely be products of their occupation, in that many universities and colleges are under the dominion of the fraternities and the grand master, the Pope, i.e., the Catholic Church. In any case, they have been pawns, unwitting or otherwise, in the Christ conspiracy, which has obscured ancient knowledge and wisdom under a false front of historicity, by the most thorough of methods, including secrecy, forgery, force and destruction.

1. Walker, WEMS, 122.

2. Walker, WEMS, 440.

3. Roberts, 267.

4. Graham, 281.

5. Doresse, 311.

6. Higgins, I, 593.

7. Walker, %EMS, 320.

8. Walker, WEMS, 208.

9. Massey, HJMC.

10. Doane, 438.

11. Higgins, 11, 107.

12. Doresse, 12.

13. Barnstone, xix.

14. Book of Enoch, 3.

15. Wheless, 85-7.

16. Carpenter, 203.

17. Book of Enoch, 37-38; Wells, WWJ, 169.

18. Wells, WWJ, 170.

19. Massey, HJMC.

20. Hazelrigg, 96.

21. Higgins, 1, 551-2.

22. Higgins, 1, 544-5.

23. The Forgotten Books of Eden, 85.

24. The Forgotten Books of Eden, 220.

25. Barnstone, 202.

26. The Forgotten Books of Eden, 226.

27. The Forgotten Books of Eden, 230.

28. Massey, HJMC, 152.

29. The Missing Books of the Bible, 11, 279-80.

30. Waite, 63.

31. Waite, 86.

32. The Other Bible, 52.

33. The Lost Books of the Bible, 129.

34. Early Christian Writings.

35. The Lost Books of the Bible, 150.

36. Early Christian Writings, 183.

37. Eusebius, 19.

38. Larson, 319.

39. Walker, WDSSO, 60.

40. Eusebius, 2.

41. Higgins, 1, 583.

42. Bowersock, 123.

Out of Egypt or India?

As demonstrated throughout this book, the Christian religion and savior are not original but have their roots in the astrological mythology and religion of remote ages. Yet, those ages are cloaked in a mysterious shroud, such that it is difficult to determine where and when the roots themselves originated. The current orthodox paradigm places a significant part of cultural origins in Sumeria, starting around 4500 BCE. Nevertheless, there are other "Old World" archaeological sites worthy of note older than those of Sumeria, such as Catal Huyuk in Turkey, which is at least 9,000 years old; Jericho, the pre-Hebraic foundation of which goes back to around 9000 BCE; Lepinski Vir in the former Yugoslavia, which is 7,000 years old; and remains on Malta estimated to be 8,000 years old. In addition, a number of researchers have averred that the site of Stonehenge in England is much older than the orthodoxy allows for. Furthermore, as noted, there is evidence that some Egyptian temples may be thousands of years older than presently hypothesized, and the date of the Indian culture continues to be pushed back as well.

The present anthropological/ evolutionary paradigm dictates that man first developed in Africa; hence, despite the current inclination towards Mesopotamia and Sumer, Egypt would seem to be the logical place to look for the origins of human culture. Yet, India also keeps beckoning for a closer look. Indeed, we have seen that the bulk of the Christian mythos and ritual was found in both India and Egypt millennia before the Christian era, and it is to these two nations that most research has pointed as the source of Christian origins. This fact has been recognized