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The Bible is a Book of Lies

I am always amazed at the number of people who think the Bible, which is by far the greatest book of lies ever written, is anything but the book of pure lies it really is.

People actually worship that dead wood, as if it were a golden calf, and the people who everywhere brainwash them into being sycophants for an illusion of 'god,' just so they will willingly submit to the rule of tyrants and liars, financial pharaohs,  and any number of Christian charlatans, who have the power of Hitler to hypnotize the masses, just by invoking the name of Jesus.

But dare to mention to any Christian that their "bible" is a book of lies, and like a person possessed by demons, they may lunge for your throat. Mention that their "Christ" is a lie, and they may well attempt to eat your heart.

But the Jesus character of the Bible is as far from the Christ figure they worship as their idea of God is from their concepts of the devil himself.

If ever there was a way the devil wished to wile his way into the hearts of humanity, he would certainly not do it by walking up and telling people he is the devil, anymore than a salesman who ever desired to rob a customer with his silver tongued manipulation ever told that customer that that was precisely what they were about to do.

But the Christian is convinced that the Devil would be completely upfront in his duplicitous nature, even though it is his nature to be duplicitous, and is even more sure that the very religion they worship has nothing whatsoever to do with the devil they claim everywhere to despise.

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