From Mikveh to “Mystery”: How John’s Baptism Was Changed
There is a seemingly small, but decisive detail in the way Christianity talks about baptism. If you ask almost anyone today what “to baptize” means, …
The Texts About the Suffering of the Anointed One
What Isaiah 53, Psalm 22, Daniel 9, Zechariah 12, Exodus 12 Really Say? To support the idea that the death of Jesus was an atoning …
When the King Became the Lamb – How the Text Was Altered to Create a Theology of Sacrifice
No event in the life of Jesus was more controversial than His entry into Jerusalem. In the Synoptics, it marks the beginning of the visible …
God’s Original Plan – The End of the Mythological Narrative
The entire theology of the religious world has been built on a story that does not belong to Moses: the myth of the fall from …
“Let Baal Defend Himself!” On courage, “holy” texts, and the wisdom of not fighting for gods
In a dark era of Israel’s history, the people lived under the oppression of the Midianites. These invaders not only plundered the harvests, they left …
The Living Truth – A call to awakening beyond texts
I am a person who asks questions. Not because I want to overturn everything that is considered “sacred,” but because I want to understand what …
Demonologizing the New Testament – Jesus, Healing, and Cultural Distortions
After the Old Testament has been clarified as a non-demonological foundation of revelation—with Moses and the prophets promoting a theology of moral responsibility and the …
Demonologizing the Old Testament: Rediscovering Ethical–Monotheistic Purity
The Old Testament (OT) is often viewed through the lens of later Christian interpretations that project a cosmic struggle between good and evil, with Satan …
Demonologizing Scripture – The Anatomy of a Deception
If there is one subject that reveals more clearly than any other the influence of Alexandria on the biblical text, it is demonology. Nothing shows …