Dan Brown once said (via a character in the Da Vinci Code) that everyone loves a conspiracy. To be honest, that’s the only time I thought he was right about something.Well, because then there’d be no conspiracy to perpetuate.
These are phenomenons that are inexplicable to me.
The need to make 'em, and the need to out 'em.
Don’t get it…
Yes, but they used a real top secret facility we aren’t allowed to know aboutis that from indian jones?
Hence, the movie title “13 Going on 30”
(Red text for being completely unrelated except for the title…)
I thought that movie seemed suspicious!Personally I am skipping the Aquarian Gospel and waiting for someone to bring out the Piscian Gospel, the one where Jesus goes to America. Same as I’m holding off on Blu-Ray, and going straight to Indigo-Ray.Have you read it?
What you think about it?
It talk about the Jesus missing years as well (12-13 to 30 years) in which Jesus apparently went to India and other places.
According to some people the church hide these missing years for a reason.
Now if Jesus really went to India and other places to see knowledge people and spiritual teachers then how Jesus could be God?
God does not have to learn anything from anybody so if Jesus was learning something from someone then he could not be God.
And what about Jesus talking about reincarnation of the body which is a no-no in the church?
According to these people the missing years of Jesus are not really missing at all as all the data about these years are kept in one of the wing of the Vatican library which is strictly closed to the public.
Anyway what you think about it.
Apparently there is evidence that the church burned many of those books that did not go along with the version of the time so to say that is true what the bible say is also to say that the bible is true only according to what it has been saved.
Nothing wrong with burning heretical books. Keeps the fire going and the family room warm in the winter. :winter:
