Joseph Atwill - Caesar's Messiah
The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus
2005

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REVIEW :

This is Joseph Atwill's mindblowing book Caesar's Messiah - The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus (2005) which makes a most convincing case that the Christian Gospels, were actually written under the direction of first-century Roman emperors to serve their selfish geopolitical goals.

 Was Jesus the invention of a Roman emperor ? Caesar's Messiah reveals the key to a new and revolutionary understanding of Christian origins.

 The clues leading to its startling conclusions are found in the writings of the first-century historian Flavius Josephus, whose War of the Jews is one of the only historical chronicles of this period as no other accounts of any Jesus have ever been found, not even in fields of archeology. 

Closely comparing the work of Josephus with the New Testament Gospels, Caesar's Messiah demonstrates that the Romans secretly directed the writing of both. Their purpose: to offer a vision of a "peaceful Messiah" who would serve as an alternative to the revolutionary leaders who were rocking first-century Israel and threatening Rome.

Similarly, Caesar's Messiah will rock our understanding of Christian history as it reveals that Jesus was a fictional character portrayed in four Gospels written not by Christians but Romans themselves. Caesar's Messiah will certainly be one of the most controversial books you will ever read about the history of religions. A must read for everyone.


MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW (2005)

In Caesar's Messiah: The Roman Conspiracy To Invent Jesus, author Joseph Atwill (Jesuit trained, founder of the Roman Origins Institute) advances the controversial but intriguing theory that Jesus of the New Testament Gospels was basically an invention of a Roman emperor for his own imperial purposes. 

If correct, this would reveal a new understanding of a two-thousand year old series of events with respect to our understanding of Christian origins. 

Atwill closely compares the writings of first-century historian Flavius Josephus with the New Testament Gospels and comes to the conclusion that the Romans directed the writing of both the Gospels and Josephus' "War of the Jews". 

The purpose of the empire was to present Jesus as a "peaceful Messiah" who would serve as an alternative to more revolutionary leaders who were creating havoc in first-century Israel and threatening the suzerainty of Rome. 

If Atwill's investigations are sound, it could well mean that the Jesus portrayed in the four Gospels was written not by Christians, but by Romans…. Caesar's Messiah is controversial, thought-provoking, challenging, and altogether fascinating reading.


ACADEMIC REVIEW BY Dr HAROLD ELLENS

Joseph Atwill has written an intriguing "Jesus-Book." He calls it, Caesar’s Messiah. It is ingeniously conceived, and ... Atwill's new study will be both highly stimulating and enormously controversial. It will entertain, inspire, provoke, and enrage various learned scholars and informed lay readers.
 
Atwill approaches his subject with the plainly announced assumption that "the question of how Christianity began" is "an open one." 

This claim is grounded in the facts that numerous messianic sects and mystery religions were perculating through Roman and Jewish cultures in the first century, all of which have proven to be fictitious, if not hilarious, and all of which have come to nothing, except Christianity. 

Moreover, we have no objective evidence today that a person named Jesus of Nazareth ever existed at that time.

So the author of this innovative volume has proposed a new and radically unconventional approach to the "Jesus question," and then carries his thesis through consistently to formulate an alternative model for understanding the narratives of the New Testament and the works of Jesus' contemporary, Flavius Josephus.

He tells a story never before attempted, sounds a trumpet never previously heard...should be a notable best-seller.




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