>>3269
Having the word sun in sunbury isn't a valid clue. Why would any publisher give out illegal copies of a paid for book on this specific board on this specific website and no where else if the end goal was money? You would think that they would do so on literally anywhere else besides this specific place that's blatantly anti "occult" yet hypocritically only talks about the occult without understanding the occult mindset at all, failing to salvage anything right or wrong from any system, only merely pushing dogmas over others.

Read the damn book instead of parroting things that you don't understand since the author of that book is a Christian even if he doesn't fit your definition of a Christian, he believes in the crucifixion of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, the resurrection and the fulfillment of Phoenician myths into reality through Jesus Christ as an living embodiment of the various Ugaritic-Canaanite-Phoenician deities into one unified archetype, not tied to the Old Testament's "God" that's not the same God that Jesus spoke about. It's the author's case for a Phoenician Jesus and he admits to not being a historian or archaeologist or a theologian, but nevertheless it is very much dismissed by academia and many mainstream Christian cults (obscure Christian cults are just called "occult" regardless of whether or not they practice any level of covert operations and rituals that the members themselves don't know of) falsely without understanding all of the points the author makes in its entirely. I don't believe in angels and demons, but the author does. My understanding of reality is not the same as the books that I put on here. El isn't Saturn, Jesus wasn't serving Saturn, but he was a "Pagan" in as much as claiming that he's not of the Abrahamic tradition. I make no such claims as that you insinuate. If anything, the real claim the author makes is that Christianity is Judaized early on among the apostles, falsifying various key historical facts about Jesus. Regardless, I, and many others, know that the theology of Christianity is centered around the concept of Logos which John has borrowed that Platonic concept from Philo of Alexandria. Paul's Tripartite being concept is a secularized form of Plato's Tripartite Soul concept. Marcion in my opinion is right to be suspicious about parts of the New Testament making Jesus look like a Jew, though that isn't to say that I think that he's right on everything else which to make that leap is unjustified to say the least. You can speak against the book all you like but it won't suddenly remove the PDF from here which is what you might do if you were the Board Owner trying to have an exclusively Christian circlejerk. Telling people that it's wrong will only get more rational people to know for themselves what the book actually says while the fools take your invalid cherrypicking argumentation as the truth.