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vincent_mallory@hotmail.com wrote:
> 
>  A friend of mine in France told me about a book called "THE OTHER JESUS"
> (or ANOTHER JESUS?. Some girl he met in a park was reading it. It is
> supposed to be about some figure in pre-Christian Greek, (or ROMAN? OR
> CELTIC?) mythology named "JESUS" who had all the usual Christian features
> (magic powers, was called the Son of God, dies and rises from the dead,
> etc). The claim is that old legends about this mythical guy were revamped
> and became Christianity. All this is somehow involved in all the
> conspiracy theories of the Holy Blood-Holy Grail stuff, and the wild
> claims made by the Stuart families about members of certain royal
> families being blood relatives of Jesus Christ and such. It is also
> supposedly(?) connected to that scandle going on in Canada where the head
> of some big Christian church publicly said he does not really believe
> Christ was God, and that he does not believe Christ was actually
> resurrected from the dead. The book is evidently written in English, and
> is published somewhere in the UK. But I've checked all the book stores in
> my neck of the woods, and nobody here in "the colonies" has it nor knows
> where to get it. Anybody over there willing to sell me a copy? Even a
> used copy would be fine, so long as its in readable condition. If no body
> is willing to part with a copy, then even the name of the publisher or
> authors' name would be appreciated. (I am not even 100% sure I've got the
> title right).
> 
>  Thank you very much, Vince.
> 
> -------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====-----------------------
>       http://www.dejanews.com/     Search, Read, Post to UsenetThere was somebody selling copies of the book you mentioned about 4 
months ago on line. The

There were many Christs before Jesus but Jesus was the first anointed
Christ of this Dark Age.  All the twelve disciples at the Pentecost became
Christs and started preaching Gospel.


-- 
                                  Ch. Rajinder Nijjhar, M.Sc.
                           Retired Senior Lecturer in Metallurgy,
Gnostics are the living christs (satgurus) and NOT Christians, of Living
Allah (Spirit),
               http://www.saqnet.co.uk/users/cheapflights/index.htm
               http://www.saqnet.co.uk/users/cheapflight/gnostic.htm


dwater@pacbell.net wrote in article <3485DAF4.379D@pacbell.net>...
> vincent_mallory@hotmail.com wrote:
> > 
> >  A friend of mine in France told me about a book called "THE OTHER
JESUS"
> > (or ANOTHER JESUS?. Some girl he met in a park was reading it. It is
> > supposed to be about some figure in pre-Christian Greek, (or ROMAN? OR
> > CELTIC?) mythology named "JESUS" who had all the usual Christian
features
> > (magic powers, was called the Son of God, dies and rises from the dead,
> > etc). The claim is that old legends about this mythical guy were
revamped
> > and became Christianity. All this is somehow involved in all the
> > conspiracy theories of the Holy Blood-Holy Grail stuff, and the wild
> > claims made by the Stuart families about members of certain royal
> > families being blood relatives of Jesus Christ and such. It is also
> > supposedly(?) connected to that scandle going on in Canada where the
head
> > of some big Christian church publicly said he does not really believe
> > Christ was God, and that he does not believe Christ was actually
> > resurrected from the dead. The book is evidently written in English,
and
> > is published somewhere in the UK. But I've checked all the book stores
in
> > my neck of the woods, and nobody here in "the colonies" has it nor
knows
> > where to get it. Anybody over there willing to sell me a copy? Even a
> > used copy would be fine, so long as its in readable condition. If no
body
> > is willing to part with a copy, then even the name of the publisher or
> > authors' name would be appreciated. (I am not even 100% sure I've got
the
> > title right).
> > 
> >  Thank you very much, Vince.
> > 
> > -------------------==== Posted via Deja News
====-----------------------
> >       http://www.dejanews.com/     Search, Read, Post to UsenetThere
was somebody selling copies of the book you mentioned about 4 
> months ago on line. The
>