Jesus' Father Was An Alien

From: modemac@netcom.com (Modemac)

[ Article crossposted from alt.religion.scientology ]
[ Author was jpgossett ]
[ Posted on 11 Apr 1995 06:45:04 GMT ]

Why Baptism Is No Longer Necessary

This innovative new book was interpreted by an
unknown scribe who opens a lot of new doors in the
spiritual world while slamming shut an equal number
of concepts that have tempered the evolution of the
human race--for the most part unfavorably.

The thirty chapters are short and move along quickly.
Nearly every critical spiritual issue is addressed,
beginning with Abraham of the Bible when he spared
the life of his firstborn son, Isaac, and working up to
the present time, even playing with the final days in
"The End of Time." But don't think this presentation
is even a revisionist history--anything but. . . .

The language is so straightforward and terse that
sometimes it seems to be humorous and mocking
rather than dead serious. Did Jesus really walk on
water? As rudimentary as that tenet appears to be,
certainly one would expect more evidence than what
is provided in a much translated and tampered with
Bible. This book sets it all straight.

Despite the authoritative nature of this 160-page
book, its theme seems to extend beyond its
entertaining, provocative pages. Whether you believe
what you read, you have to accept a strong challenge
to your perspective, whatever it may be.

In the prologue, two sections entitled "Whom this
book is for" and "Whom this book is not for" set the
stage for what is to follow. Anyone happy and
comfortable with his life is not promised anything
more than reinforcement, yet that person will never be
the same again after reading. The reader who is
invited is anyone who has an open mind and childlike
heart yet lacks the spiritual identity that is a human
birthright and guarantee of eternal fulfillment.

Those not invited to read are basically anyone looking
to pick a fight or who is self-satisfied about his or her
life on earth.

The dedication that "I come not to destroy the law
and prophets but to fulfill" anticipates the
controversial response that Jesus endured. "Where
spirituality has failed, religion flourishes" continues to
set the tone for what is to follow.

Each of the thirty chapters are named in a similar
manner as the book. Some of them include such titles
as The Mark of the Beast, The Nature of God, The
Nature of Evolution, The Nature of Homosexuality,
The Nature of Racism, The UFO Theory, A Model of
Religion in America: the list goes on.

Objectively, everyone should read this book,
particularly if you embrace Herman Melville's belief
that the Body of Christ lives through literature. This
long-awaited prophecy could open your eyes in a
most enjoyable manner.

Email for a table of contents, prologue and
dedication.

jpgossett
March 1995

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Subject: Re: Jesus' Father Was An Alien
From: jlyons@haven.ios.com (John)

Modemac wrote:
: [ Article crossposted from alt.religion.scientology ]
: [ Author was jpgossett ]
: [ Posted on 11 Apr 1995 06:45:04 GMT ]

[clack]

: Each of the thirty chapters are named in a similar
: manner as the book. Some of them include such titles
: as The Mark of the Beast, The Nature of God, The
: Nature of Evolution, The Nature of Homosexuality,
: The Nature of Racism, The UFO Theory, A Model of
^^^ ^^^^^^
: Religion in America: the list goes on.

I must be getting old; hadda read this three times before I saw
it. The UFO Theory. Hmmmmm....

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