ΣΧΕΔΙΑ ΒΙΒΛΙΩΝ ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ ΜΠΑΚΑΛΗΣ

 do the "Holy Texts" themselves confess that Saul-Paul was looking to tax the rich Jews of the diaspora in order to finance his "ecumenical" plan to seize Roman power? the glorious history of Corinth, its situation in the middle of the 1st AD. century, so it is assumed that Paul stayed there for a year and a half, and finally the details of said stay, which seen from a Greek point of view, lead to the conclusion that we are dealing with a conspirator who seeks by any means the implementation of dark religio-political plans of, taking advantage of the tolerance of the Roman authorities and the hospitality of the inhabitants of the open sea city of Poseidon and Aphrodite. The Bible is a compilation of the life and state of the gods, heroes and personalities of the Greek world. Jesus teaches and judges like Socrates, heals and resurrects like Apollonius Tyanaeus, is crucified like Prometheus, walks on water like the Argonaut Euphimus, descends into the Underworld like