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Chapter 13  
     
1.
 The following outlines the formal heresies (deliberate doctrinal errors) of the Roman Catholic Church concerning the beliefs of Jesus, his apostles and the Canonical texts of the New Testament:
  
2.
 That the Christian gospels listed in the standard Bible do not reflect accurately the events surrounding the life of jesus, nor the apostles.
  
3.
 That the gospels were written as false gospels by the Jewish High Priests of the House of Ananus and their paid scribes and coordinated by Paul of Tarsus (St. Paul) and Josephus ben Matthias (St. Luke).  
4.
 That the Gospel of Matthew also known as the Gospel of the Hebrews should more correctly be known as the Gospel of Paul.
  
5.
 That the Gospel of Mark should more accurately be described as the 2nd Gospel of Mark aligned to Paul, as Paul and St. Luke did coerce the former disciple of St. Peter to recant and modify his gospel.
  
6.
 That the Gospel of Luke should be more accurately called the Gospel of Josephus ben Matthias, son of Jewish High Priest and member of the House of Ananus.
  
7.
 That the fourth Gospel (John the apostle) has been so heavily doctored, that it too should be considered a false representation of the life of Jesus and the apostles.  
8.
 The purpose of the false gospels of the false religion of christianity was to support the essential doctrinal points of Paul of Tarsus and the jewish High Priests, that Jesus was a good jew of the sadducee tradition, that he was not a Roman citizen, that he was a woman hater and a meat eater, that he was a closet satanist, that he was the literal Son of God, that he died and rose again.  
9.
 To ensure that only the approved gospels of the Jewish noble Sadducee families survived, the founders of christianity and subsequent successors born into authority did seek out all gnostic gospels and alternative gospels and have them destroyed and the holders of these documents murdered.  
10.
 That by 540 and under the rule of Justianian, the Catholic Church had successfully destroyed all but a very few remaining copies of the true gospels of Jesus and quasi-gospels.  
11.
 That to claim the gospels of the Bible as true, is a supreme heresy against Jesus and the apostles, a fact which is known by the Roman Catholic Church.  

 
 
 

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