• February 8, 2025

Danish scholar speaks on the Christ myth

Exposing the falsehood that there are no professional scholars with PhDs in relevant fields who are Jesus mythicists, Dr. Christian Lindtner gives a lecture and engages in a debate in Denmark concerning the Christ myth. I have featured Lindtner’s work on the Buddhist influence on Christianity in my writings, including…

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Krishna’s mother’s status ultimately irrelevant to subject of parthenogenesis

The world is falling apart, so it’s hard to believe there are Christian fanatics trolling the internet, arguing about THIS subject. Regardless of any specifics, the point is that the concept of the VIRGIN MOTHER PROGENITOR OF THE COSMOS is very ancient and predates Christianity by many thousands of years.…

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Moses versus Dionysus? Buddha and Jesus? Orpheus or Christ?

In case you haven’t gotten copies of the enclosed ebooks, be sure to take a look. At this slow time of the year, I am still in need of assistance for my Moses project. As one can imagine, in consideration of the massive amount literature written about the subject over…

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Christianity and Buddhism radio program, 2/23 and 2/24

Today and tomorrow, February 23 and 24, 2013, my new radio interview with Miguel Conner at Aeon Byte will be available gratis. The easiest way to access it is to go to this page: http://www.aeonbytegnosticradio.com/ In the box with the orange line that says “AEON BYTE” and “Options,” click on…

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Buddhism’s Relation to Christianity

Here’s a brand-new, hot-off-the-presses publication of mine! It’s a review and study guide of a book by Dr. Michael Lockwood entitled Buddhism’s Relation to Christianity. You can support my work by obtaining a copy of this 23-page PDF, which reveals the Buddhist roots of Christian doctrines and traditions, including purported…

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The biblical ‘Lineage Tree’ and its Buddhist parallel

On my publishing website can now be found a scholarly paper by Dr. Michael Lockwood, a philosophy professor in India for over 30 years, entitled: “Jesse’s ‘Lineage Tree’ and Its Buddhist ‘Branch’” In this article, Lockwood provides primary source evidence that the story of the biblical figure Jesse’s “sprout” (Isaiah…

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American Buddhists celebrate 100 years in Utah

Buddhists have been in Utah for a century, yet we haven’t heard a peep about them, no terrorist threats or acts, no mega-temples designed to intimidate everyone, no advocates infiltrating our governments and law agencies, no clamoring to destroy our federal government and replace it with their own religious order.…

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Can Buddhism save the planet?

I concur that, as concerns the world’s major organizations, Buddhism is among the most environmentally friendly. In this day and age, if we must have a religious revival, it would be so very refreshing to have it be something like Buddhism, rather than Islam or Christianity. The fact that it…

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Dalai Lama: ‘No sexism in Buddhism’

Hmmm. I once created an uproar at a gathering of Tibetan Buddhist monks, when one of their young American acolytes asked me if I was a Buddhist. “No,” I replied, “I’m a Buddha.” All hell broke loose at that point, and a woman angrily shouted: “I don’t believe you. No…

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Nepalese Buddhists open temple in Portland

Somehow, the idea of having 2,000 Buddhist temples in the U.S. doesn’t bother me at all – in fact, I rather like it (so far). I have been to a number of Buddhist temples and monasteries, and I find their color and joy far superior to the atmosphere of other…

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The ‘historical’ Buddha?

With the release of my “Origins of Christianity” ebook, I have created a bit of a firestorm as concerns the story of “the Buddha.” In this regard, I have posted a lengthy excerpt from my book Suns of God: Krishna, Buddha and Christ Unveiled demonstrating the clearly mythical and not…

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The Buddhist ‘crucifixion’

In my forum, I have posted some fascinating information concerning the crucifixion/impalement of a Buddhist figure as depicted in ancient texts. I related this episode in my “Origins” article, which I have updated with some more clarifying material. The Buddhist “crucifixion” Please be aware that I post much of my…

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Buddhist influence on Christianity?

I find it intriguing that the thesis putting forth much of Christianity as having been borrowed from Buddhism is so popular that it merits its own entry in Wikipedia. And all these years, I’ve been (erroneously) told that I am the only person in history who takes these purported parallels…

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