What the Catholic Church doesn't want you to know.

I've always known that Easter is actually the Romanized Catholic Church's celebration of the pagan holiday of Ishtar, the goddess of fertility. But recently I've read a couple of books on the translation of the Dead Sea Scrolls that have further distanced me from secularized Christianity. Stanford University has photographs in their libraries of the Dead Sea Scrolls that the Catholic Church wants destroyed because they tell much more of the truth of the life of Jesus then the Church Father's would want you to know. In the Dead Sea Scrolls they tell a tale of deceit and trickery. Jesus did not die on the cross, but rather the soporific vinegar given to him on the cross by the physician/disciple Luke contained a poison that made him appear to be dead. Jesus was "buried" with Aloe and myrrh as an antidote to the poison and when he awoke in the tomb, he was to take the emetic aloe and myrrh to make him well. The Scrolls go on to say that Jesus lived after the crucifixtion and married Mary Magdalene who was the woman at the well whom Jesus told to "go and sin no more," for she was a known prostitute. Mary is reported to have given Jesus a daughter and for that reason Jesus divorced her, citing her prodigious past as the reason. Continuing on in the Scrolls, Jesus later remarried and had a son whom he named Jesus Justin. The Scrolls tell us that Jesus actually lived until he was 70 years of age or so before he finally died...permanently! He's not coming back folks, the energizer bunny lives on, but Jesus is dead! Celebrate Ishtar this Easter and go ahead and deceive yourselves into believing the lie that is Jesus as is known today, but for the Truth to be known you might as well read: "Custer Died for Your Sins," by Vine Deloria, Jr. Maybe then you will be saved!