Eschatological madness--AGAIN

Professor Jiang Xueqin testifies on the reality and extreme danger of religious eschatology

I have explained—over and over and over and over and over again—the immense danger of the eschatological MADNESS of religious folks, with Christianity at the top [They have the most nukes!!] This is very real and very serious. And now, here comes another expert, Professor Jiang Xuequin, warning the world of the danger of an impending global war, in part launched by the desires of Christian religious maniacs.

Below the video, I again include a list of documentaries and books, each of which examins the fact that the individual known to the world as “Jesus Christ”:

1. Survived the crucifixion physically, a common result of crucifixion back then, thus,

   1. Did not die on the cross.

   2. Did not descend into hell.

   3. Did not rise from the dead.

   4. Did not ascend into heaven.

2. Traveled to Srinagar, Kashmir, India

3. Married a woman named Marjan

4. Had children by Marjan (the REGULAR way)

5. Lived to the age of 120

6. Died a natural death

7. Is not returning to this earth. So, how about letting the man rest, rather than masterbating over the prospect of starting a global, nuclear war “so that” Jesus—a DEAD MAN—can “come back” to set up the Christian Kingdom of God?

8. Was buried, under the earth, in the Kan Yar section of the capital city of Srinagar, Kashmir, India

9. In time, a shrine, called Rozabal was built directly on top of the spot where Jesus was buried, and is still buried, in honor of him.

DOCUMENTARIES

• Jesus in India (Produced by Paul Davids)

• Jesus in Kashmir (Documentary by Yashendra Prasad, produced by the Indian government)

• Did Jesus Die (Produced by BBC-Four)

• The Hidden Story of Jesus (Produced and directed by David Batty. Presented by Dr. Robert Beckford)

• Jesus in India (A presentation by Edward T. Martin)

BOOKS

• Jesus Lived in India - 264 p. (Holger Kersten)

• Jesus Died in Kashmir - 184 p.(Andreas Faber-Kaiser)

• Jesus in Heaven on Earth - 471 p. (Khwaja Nazir Ahmad)

• Jesus in India - 315 p. (Dr. James Deardorff)

• Jesus in India - 160 p. (Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad

  • NOTE: This is the first book published on the theory of a post-crucifixion life of Jesus. Although the book is partially tied to the author’s personal claim to be “The Promised Messiah & Mahdi,” this book is must reading. It was first published in the Urdu language, in 1908, under the title, Masih Hindustan Mein, i.e, Messiah in India)

• Saving the Savior - 408 p. (Abubakr Salahuddin)

• The Tomb of Jesus - 60 p. (Sufi Mutiur Rahman Bengalee)

• The Lost Years of Jesus - 432 p. (Elizabeth Clare Prophet)

  • NOTE: This books examines the theory that Jesus spent those “lost years” of his life that are not accounted for in the Bible in “the Orient.” Some researches, such as Ms. Prophet, believe that Jesus, between the ages of 13 and 29, went to India only before the crucifixion, some believe only after the crucifixion, and some believe both before and after the crucifixion. Ms. Prophet says that Jesus traveled to India, Nepal, Ladakh, and Tibet.