Philo of Alexandria was in Jerusalem a number of times, and his brother lived there. He frequently commented on the events in Jerusalem.
He did write about a celestial messiah who encountered evil somewhere between the Earth and the moon, in a cosmic battle.
He never says ANYTHING about the Jesus events. Very strange, if in fact they did involve the authorities the gospels mention.
There is NO WAY there was an execution which coincided with both an earthquake and the spontaneous tearing of the temple curtain, and NOT ONE JEW ever, anywhere ...
says one thing about it. Something is "rotten in Denmark".
He did write about a celestial messiah who encountered evil somewhere between the Earth and the moon, in a cosmic battle.
He never says ANYTHING about the Jesus events. Very strange, if in fact they did involve the authorities the gospels mention.
There is NO WAY there was an execution which coincided with both an earthquake and the spontaneous tearing of the temple curtain, and NOT ONE JEW ever, anywhere ...
says one thing about it. Something is "rotten in Denmark".
Every religion is true one way or another. It is true when understood metaphorically. But when it gets stuck in its own metaphors, interpreting them as facts, then you are in trouble. - Joseph Campbell 
Militant Atheist Commie Evolutionist
Militant Atheist Commie Evolutionist
