Jesus the Terrorist

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The narrative presents a provocative interpretation of Jesus as a zealot aspiring to be the King of Israel, with his apostles and disciples portrayed as his familial allies engaged in a war against Rome. It claims that Saul, rather than converting, created a distorted version of Christianity by appropriating elements from Mithraism and manipulating Jewish zealot narratives. The gospels are depicted as a calculated distortion of history, filled with subverted characters originally conceived as Jewish warriors.