Jesus

by Revilo P. Oliver I HAVE RECEIVED from the Ignatius Press a catalogue that astonished me. The press publishes the book on the African Plague (“AIDS”) by Gene Antonio, which I recommended in Liberty Bell, April 1988, p. 8, and a book of intellectual and historical significance, The Restoration…

by Revilo P. Oliver IN THE FIRST CENTURY B.C. and the following century, Egypt, Palestine, and adjacent parts of the Near East swarmed with goetae, itinerant mountebanks who practiced thaumaturgy, performing tricks of magic to make the yokels gawk and part with their money. These fakirs were also…

by Revilo P. Oliver I HAVE JUST listened to a number of tape recordings made by the eminent Biblical scholar, John M. Allegro (pictured). Two of these tapes are speeches given when he visited this country in 1983-84, looking for a publisher brave enough to reprint on this side of the Atlantic his Dead Sea…

EDITOR’S NOTE: Among the passages of the “New Testament” that are not outright fantasy or fabrication are some lines that simply give background information on the daily lives of Jews, Whites, and others in those times. This Jewish scholar’s work shows us that, in the Roman/Mediterranean…

Joseph’s lunatic argument seems to amount to “my feelings are hurt because I can never be Jesus if Jesus is White.” A MAN is reportedly suing the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York for exhibiting paintings portraying Jesus Christ as a blond-haired white man. (ILLUSTRATION:…

by Savitri Devi (pictured) IF THERE is a single fact which anyone who seriously studies the history of Christianity cannot help but be struck by, it is the almost complete absence of documents regarding the man whose name this great international religion bears — Jesus Christ. We know of him…

by William Gayley Simpson Part 3 of 7 The author of Which Way Western Man? spent nine years attempting to live in full accord with the teachings of Jesus before he realized their irreconcilable incompatibility with his own innermost nature. (ILLUSTRATION: SAILING to the Orient in October 1927: William…