Topic: New Testament

Host Greg Carlwood introduces author Joe Atwell for his third appearance on the program. Atwell is recognized for his books Caesar's Messiah and Shakespeare's Secret Messiah, which argue that the New Testament and Shakespearean works were crafted as state propaganda. The discussion is framed around the idea that cultural and political shifts are often engineered by the CIA or billionaire funders rather than being organic movements.

Independent scholar Joe Atwill returns to discuss his research regarding the Roman conspiracy to invent Christianity. Atwill is the author of Caesar's Messiah, which posits that the Flavian family constructed the New Testament to pacify Jewish sects. The conversation introduces Atwill's broader work on historical psyops and his frequent appearances on the Powers and Principalities podcast.

Referencing the New Testament, Passio highlights the statement "know the truth and the truth shall make you free" as the ultimate prescription for liberation. He rejects the idea that creation wants humans to be slaves to any deity or system. Instead, he posits that aligning behavior with the laws of morality is the only path to expansive potential and consciousness.

Joseph Atwell explains his hypothesis that the Flavian imperial family constructed the New Testament to pacify Jewish messianic rebels against the Roman Empire. He details the use of typology, a literary genre where the life of Jesus parallels the military campaigns of Titus Flavius in sequence and geography. Atwell asserts that the "Son of Man" predicted by Jesus was actually a reference to the Roman Caesar, intended as a hidden legacy for the Flavian dynasty.

Citing the work of Edwin Johnson, the discussion explores the idea that the Christian Church and its classical texts were fabricated in French monasteries around 1500. Ivanova suggests that while an original, pure form of Christianity existed based on the teachings of Christ, it was later corrupted and mixed with violent ideologies. She claims the "God" of the modern Bible was substituted with a much crueler entity than the one Jesus actually described.