Was Jesus A Boylover? Use Marijuana? Real?
Submitted by Pondering on 2002-10-15 22:15:56, Tuesday
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Hi, folks- first time posting here. Lots of information on the web folks about Jesus not exactly being "sinless". What do you think? Does this undermine your belief in him as God-man? Are you PROUDER to be a boylover now that you've read this? I didn't create these sites and don't want to start a flame war here. It seems though that the only one you can trust is yourself though. I know MY heart and I'm NO hypocrite. I love all children unconditionally and marijuana, too. Some excerpts from the listed sites follow. SITES: His sexual life- http://www.bare-jesus.net, Marijuana usage- http://www.cannabisculture.com/backissues/cc11/christ.html Existence- http://www.truthbeknown.com/origins.htm Following from http://www.bare-jesus.net- They torment their stupid addled-brained slaves and/or simpletons by chastity. However, for them sex is a matter of course like food and drinking. Each of them - including Peter - has its concubines. And Jesus has his catamites as we are going to produce evidence now. They preach asceticism. They preach renouncing the world, however they do not forgo any pleasure that is offered to them. They poison pleasures to others just because of their grudge and envy that other shall not do better than they do -- those "Saints of the Latter Days" - that turned out badly by nature or even "god". That is the "mystery" why others should forgo the pleasure they can have, those dark "Saints of the Latter Days'" do not reject if offered to them... And always there are enough morons being taking in by those malicious and envious liars and deceivers. Those "renouncing eunuchs" used to booze, guzzle and fuck unrestrainedly like barbarians are used to doing so. They were only restricted by the poor opportunities that happen to miserable creatures, however not by their desires and "morals". And their instigator (Jesus) is the worst of all. He even depravedly uses his hypnotic abilities in order to make heterosexuals subservient homosexual slaves to himself - and in one case he will drive one of his disciple (John) to commit suicide. This we are going to prove now -- almost 2000 years ago when those abominations happened. Paul asks: Why do you grudge my sexual pleasure while being presumptuous taking the same liberties? And just by those mutual jealousy we get to know what those "Saints of The Latter Days" really are used to indulging... Indeed, most of his accomplices finally achieved those women and sexual pleasure by "mastering" lies, fraud, deceit and hypocrisy what obviously impressed some depraved Christian female wantons. However, not only because of grudge but also because of derision and disdain the disciples of the Christians' Christ (Jesus) "extended" to their super-eunuch, "god" , "god's son" and catamite ("All authority is given to me in heaven and on Earth", " heaven and Earth will pass by but not my words..."), we still are able to experience what concealed was going on in that Jesus' gang. His own family that should had experienced his swindled "wonders" deem him to be nuts (see Mark 3:21; Luke 8:19-20; Matthew 12:46-50; John 7:1-9, especially verse 5) and his accomplices ("disciples") jeered at him because of his dwarfish deformity and being a gay (faking a eunuch) wanton. The boss (Jesus) was used to indulging males and in one case (his disciple John) we are able to produce evidence that he psychically raped that male to be sexually subservient to him. Even, here once again, we presumably get to know only because of envy and vindictiveness what had happened among those "Saints -- or better: Demons -- of The Latter Days". Jesus and his disciples were connected by a love-hate relationship with each other. When hatred prevailed they were used to debunking each other. __________________________________________________________________________ From http://www.cannabisculture.com/backissues/cc11/christ.html- The Leaves of the Tree are for the Healing of the Nations Cannabis is likely the most useful plant medicine in existence, and it has been used to treat a wide variety of ailments throughout history. Few readers will not be aware of the international fight taking place at this time, to get the sick and dying access to the amazing healing and curative powers of the cannabis plant's leaves and flowers. As such, it should not be surprising to find that there are numerous references to the early Christians healing with the anointing oil, giving further indication that Jesus and his apostles had begun to freely dispense the sacred kaneh-bosm anointing oil, which had previously been under a strictly enforced prohibition, restricting its use to the Hebrew priests and kings. Knowledge of cannabis' healing powers may account for some of Jesus' healing "miracles".T The Acts of Thomas specifically invokes the healing quality of the sacred plant into the holy oil: "You are the plant of kindness. Let your power come. . . and heal by this unction." The Acts of Peter and the Twelve Apostles demonstrates Jesus' own view of the importance of this rite, when he gives the disciples an "unguent box" and a "pouch full of medicine" with instructions to go into the City of Habitation, and heal the sick. He tells them you must heal "the bodies first" before you can "heal the heart". T Like other ancient historians, Biblical authors had a tendency to magnify historical events and make them appear miraculous. The earliest gospel is thought to have been recorded about 60 years after the crucifixion, and such a text cannot be regarded as an accurate, contemporary historical account. With time, imagination and fancy have a tendency to obscure memory. Yet it seems possible that many of the New Testament accounts could have at their basis logically explainable events, which became shortened and glorified into the unexplained miracles of the New Testament Gospels. "Knowledge and healing were two aspects of the same life-force. If to be rubbed with the 'Holy Plant' was to receive divine knowledge, it was also to be cured of every sickness. James suggests that anyone of the Christian community who was sick should call to the elders to anoint him with oil in the name of Jesus The Twelve are sent out among their fellow-men casting out demons and anointing the sick with oil (Mark 6:13)."8 At the time of Christ, no differentiation was made between medical treatment and exorcism or miracles, all three were interrelated. To cure someone of a disease or to relieve them of an injury was paramount to exorcising the tormenting spirit, or miraculously healing them. Thus it is not so surprising to find that the anointing oil expelled demons and gave protection against them, correspondingly it cured and dispelled the "sickness" of the soul and body. Exorcism (literally "driving out") was performed by means of anointing. The ancient magical texts provide abundant evidence for this application of oil.3 The oldest New Testament Gospel, clearly verifies this use of the holy oil early on in Jesus' controversial ministry: __________________________________________________________________________ From http://www.truthbeknown.com/origins.htm- The Controversy Despite all of this literature continuously being cranked out and the significance of the issue, in the public at large there is a serious lack of formal and broad education regarding religion and mythology, and most individuals are highly uninformed in this area. Concerning the issue of Christianity, for example, the majority of people are taught in most schools and churches that Jesus Christ was an actual historical figure and that the only controversy regarding him is that some people accept him as the Son of God and the Messiah, while others do not. However, whereas this is the raging debate most evident in this field today, it is not the most important. Shocking as it may seem to the general populace, the most enduring and profound controversy in this subject is whether or not a person named Jesus Christ ever really existed. Although this debate may not be evident from publications readily found in popular bookstores1, when one examines this issue closely, one will find a tremendous volume of literature that demonstrates, logically and intelligently, time and again that Jesus Christ is a mythological character along the same lines as the Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Sumerian, Phoenician, Indian or other godmen, who are all presently accepted as myths rather than historical figures2. Delving deeply into this large body of work, one uncovers evidence that the Jesus character is based upon much older myths and heroes from around the globe. One discovers that this story is not, therefore, a historical representation of a Jewish rebel carpenter who had physical incarnation in the Levant 2,000 years ago. In other words, it has been demonstrated continually for centuries that this character, Jesus Christ, was invented and did not depict a real person who was either the "son of God" or was "evemeristically" made into a superhuman by enthusiastic followers3. |
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