The Impostor - Divine Hoax Exposed: The Dark Roots Of Christianity

Impostor - Divine Hoax Exposed dives deep into the heart of Christian doctrine, revealing the profound manipulations that have shaped the figure of Jesus as we know him today. This groundbreaking book challenges traditional narratives and uncovers the historical and theological distortions that have transformed Yeshua, a spiritual teacher of the Essenes, into the figure of Jesus Christ.

Explore how the Church crafted the concept of Jesus through a series of strategic alterations and omissions, designed to consolidate power and control over its followers. From the fabricated miracles to the suppression of reincarnation, Impostor exposes the divine hoax that has influenced Christian doctrine for centuries.

Key topics include:

• The Historical Yeshua vs. Biblical Jesus: Discover the stark contrasts between the real-life Yeshua and the mythologized figure of Jesus created by the Church.

• Essene Influence: Learn about Yeshua's spiritual upbringing within the Essene community and how it shaped his teachings.

• Lost Years and Hidden Travels: Uncover the mystery of Yeshua’s travels to Tibet, India, and Asia, and their impact on his spiritual insights.

• The Way, Truth, and Life: Understand the true philosophy of "The Way" that Yeshua followed, distinct from Church teachings.

• Virgin Birth Myth: Debunk the immaculate conception narrative and explore its parallels in other ancient religions.

• False Messiah: Differentiate between Yeshua and the fabricated Jesus, revealing the manipulation behind the messianic figure.

• Original Sin and Reincarnation: Examine the theological manipulations surrounding Original Sin and the exclusion of reincarnation from Christian doctrine.

This revelatory book invites readers to rethink long-held beliefs and understand the true origins of Christianity. By dissecting centuries of theological distortion, Impostor - Divine Hoax Exposed offers a compelling and thought-provoking analysis of how religious institutions have shaped our understanding of divinity.