INDEX

INDEX

A

Abraham a myth, 149 and his servant, 131 and phallic emblems, 131 and Saturn, 150 offering Isaac—Parallels, 151- 154

Abrahamie Covenant, 155

Abydos and Bunsen's Egyptian tables, 96

Adams, Dr., on forty-two children and the she-bears, 162 Capt. R. C., how to dispense with ministers, 40

Admission of Albertus, 180 of Ambrose, 179 of Augustine, 321 of Clemens Alexandrinus, 364 of Tertullian, 179

Alexandria, systems of religion prevalent in, 347

Anno Domini, invented in the sixth century, generally adopt-1 ed in the tenth, 299

Aristotle, maxims of, disapproved, 24

Arnold, Matthew, his definition of God, 421

Assyrian cuneiform tablets, discovery 1873–74, 97

Athens and Sparta, date 1550 B.C., 108

Avatars, all announced by celestial signs, 309- 312

B

Bagster’s Comprehensive Bible on the phallic oath, 132

Barlow on tree-worship, 125

Beatty, Hon. James, his opposition to salaried ministers, 40

Berosus on Chaldean history, 98

Blackstone on witches, 118

Blauvelt, Dr. A., 16 17

British Museum, manuscripts, 74

Brooks, Bishop, on insincerity in the pulpit, 43

Brotherhood of man, 342 343

Buckland on May music in Magdalen Church, 137

Buddha, died 377 years before Christ, 104

Budge, Dr., manuscripts classified by, 75

Burnet, Bishop, on the story of the creation, 146

Dr., on concealing the truth, 44

Burr, W. H., on area of Palestine and its population, 63-70.

C

Cardinal Cajetan’s admission, 178

Chaldean history, date of, 109

Child, Lydia Maria, and women at Ocean Grove, 136

Christ, doubts as to his existence, 367- 369

Christus and Christianus, evidence of modern fabrication, 207

Chrysostom on the 25th of December, 243

Cicero on symbolism, 122

Cicero’s definition of religion, 12 424

Circumcision originated in phallic-ism, more ancient than Judaism, 130

Clark, Dr. Adam, points ont thirty-five parallels to Philo in John’s Gospels, 219

Clement, admission of, 179

Colenso, Bishop, collates from Pen-tateucn, 85

Confucius’s Golden Rule, 22

Constantine a pagan priest, 29

Cross very ancient, 318

D

David’s nude dance, 132

Davidson, Prof., on “Catholic canon,” 227

Deluge, The, Jews obtained the account from Babylon, 156

Doketæ, 266

Draper on Pentateuch, 103

Driver, Prof., and Philadelphia editor, 155

E

Edwards, Miss Amelia B., on date of Egyptian monarchy, 96

Elisha and she-bears explained, 162

Epistles, silence of, concerning the Gospels, 372

Essenes existed before Christianity, 230 identical with Mithraism, 232 profound regard for the sun, 239

Eusebius regarded the Essenes as Christians, 229

Eusebius’s History a probable forgery, 206

F

Farrar, Canon, on priestcraft, 48

Fisher, Prof., on decline of clerical authority, 42

Fisk, John, on glacial period, 95

Forlong, Gen., on Jews, 55

on area of Judea and Samaria, 59

Forlong, Gen., on prevalence of phallicism, 130 133 on the fall, 170

G

Gnosticism, 355- 362

Gnostics, what they held, 267

Gerald Massey on, 280- 294

Gibbon on, 294

Golden Rule used by Confucius, Isocrates, Aristotle, Sixtus, Pittacus, Thales, from three to six centuries before Christ, 327

Gospel in the Stars, 144 145

Grecian Argos, date of, 108

Gregory on ignorance and devotion, 44

H

Hale, Dr., on insincerity in the pulpit, 42

Sir Matthew, condemns a witch to death, 118

Harmonies of the Gospels, 347

Herod died before Jesus was born, 315

Heyne on myths and philosophy, 123

Hindoo laws quoted, 105- 108

Hirsch, Rabbi, on Pentateuch, 119 120

Holmes, O. W., Rector and Doctor, 25

Huxley on clerical opposition to progress, 48 on the deluge, 157 158 on the fall, 187 188

I

I H S, numerals which stand for 308 explained, 298 Inman, Dr., on Adam and Eve, 169 Irenœus the real founder of the Roman hierarchy, 220

J

Jacob and Joseph, 121

Jefferson to Pickering, 46 to Dr. Cooper, 47

Jeoud, son of Saturn, origin of the name of Jew, 150

Jesus, Essenism personified, 264

Jesuses, many, 197

Jews, mongrels, 54 origin of, 55 real cause of exodus, 78

John's Gospel first mentioned by Theophilus of Antioch in A. d. 176 219

Johnson, Rev. Samuel, on the ideal Christ, 276- 281 also 305 306 323 324

Jonah and the fish, with its parallel myths, 159

Jones, Sir William, on antiquity of the Vedas, 105

Josephus, forgery of passages relating to Jesus, numerous authorities quoted, 200- 203].

joins the Essenes, 229 on the “burning bush,” 126

Joshua, and the sun standing still, 162

Justinian Code, origin of, 105

K

Kaffirs celebrate the cataménial period, 381

Keys of Peter, an interpolation, 246

Knight, Richard Payne, on the “Worship of Priapus,” 130

L

Lactantius, admissions of, 323 Lardner, Dr., on deceit, 44 admissions of, 177 concerning fall, 173 Lenormant's admission, 98

Le Renouf on origin of Egyptian civilization, 104

Lesley, Prof., on phallicism, 131

Lord's Prayer very ancient, 327

Luther on Copernicus, 144

Lyell on delta of Mississippi, 95

M

Mahaffy, Prof., on the identity of the Egyptian and Christian religions, 321 322

Manetheo on date of Egyptian monarchy, 97

Manning, Archbishop, consecration of, suggestive, 133

Manu, laws of 2680 slocas, 104 105

Maomonide8, admission as to the fall being allegorical, 178

Marius, story of, 24

Martyr’s, Justin, comparison of Christianity and other religions, 319- 321

Massey on the ideal Christ, 284 288

on symbolism, 123

Matthew, Gospel of, written in Hebrew according to Irenœus, Origen, and Jerome, 217

Menes, date of reign, 96

Merrell, Rev. Geo. E., gap of three, centuries in MSS., 212

Miller, Dr., on examination of ministers, 33

Milman on deceit, 44

Mitchell, Prof., on mummy coffin, 143

Mithraism, its prevalence, 233 238

Moses, strange coincidences in the life of, 109- 112 a myth; horns, 147 and the Midianites and witches, 115 118

Mosheim on deceit, 43

MSS., date of, 213

Müller, Max, on dates, 104

Mutilation, bodily, 335

N

Neander's concession, 308

Neo-Platonists, what they taught, 237

Newton, Sir Isaac, what he perceived, 238

Nineveh not three days’ journey from the coast, 159

Noah and the deluge; Chaldean and other nations, 156

O

Origen on the fall, 178

Orphic and other dramas, 235

Oswald, Dr. Felix L., quoted, 336

Oxley, William, accounts of Jesus from Egyptian sources, 296

concerning Egyptian statuettes, 296 301 on the Jews, 79

P

Pagan contemporaneous with Jesus; authorities quoted, 204.

Papius and Polycarp, not instructed by John the son of Zebedee, but probably by John, a Presbyter of Asia Minor, 219

Paul's genuine Epistles, 214 215

Paxson, Chief-Justice, open letter to, 121

Peck, Bishop, on blood, 277

Pentateuch, date of, 97 98 100 101

Peter’s name of Chaldaic origin, 248

Phallicism not necessarily obscene, 129 135

Philo, admission of, 178

Phœnicians, date of, 109

Plato on Homer's poems, 122

Presbyterian serpent symbolism, 128

Proclus on Plato, 122

Prometheus, the god-man, 303

R

Rachel sitting on the wedges, 132

Rameses II., Pharaoh of the captivity, 96

Reber exposes a fraud, 220

Religion, definition of, 12

Renan on religion, 12

Roberts, Dr. Alexander, Version 1881, 210

Roscoe, William, description of the consecration of Pope Alexander VI., 134

Ryan,'Bishop, installed, 31 163

S

Sabbath observed 1100 years before the Hebrews existed, 113

Sacrifices, human, beasts, 397 398

Samson story and the twelve labors of Hercules; the foxes, 160 161

Sethi II., Egyptian king, his good old age, 96

Shedd, Prof., admission, 409

Smith, Dr. Robertson, on the Gospels, 215 on sacrifice, 398 etc.

Spencer, Herbert, on infinite and eternal energy, 423

St. Patrick and the snakes, 128

Stanley on blood-friendship, 389

Stuart, Moses, on the “indefinite-period” theory, 175

T

Tacitus, Annala of, forged, 205

Talmage on blood, 377

Talmud, Babylonian, 22

“wilderness of speculations/' 196

Taylor, Jeremy, on blood, 377

Tertullian, fanatical expression of, 273

"Testimony," hint as to the origin of the word, 132

Theodosius, Emperor, ordered books burned, 244 294

Toldoth Jethu, 265

Trumbull on blood covenant, 382-389

Tyndall on religion, 11

U

Ussher, Archbishop, his chronology, 95

V

Vedio prophecies, 194

Virgin-born gods, 369 371

Von Martins, conversion of, 183

W

Wake, C. Staniland, on Pentateuch, 101

Whately, Archbishop, converted by Sir John Lubbock and Taylor, 183

White, Andrew D., shows how science contradicts theology, 183

Winchell, Dr. Alexander, and the Methodists, 184

Witches executed, modern examples, 118

Z

Zodiac, 140 141 age estimated, 143

Zoroaster prophesied of virgins, 194

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