Roman Piso's Blog: The Roman Piso Blog - Posts Tagged "rome"

As one of the world's foremost experts in the area of the creation of Christianity, I have made many discoveries and have founded The New Classical Scholarship (NCS), and The Piso Project.

The Piso Project is an ongoing effort to find and provide evidence of the Roman authorship of the New Testament; particularly that of the Roman Piso family.

On FB (Facebook), there is a Piso Project Page, and a Piso Project Group. Here is the URL for the Piso Project Group. You will find much information there regarding our work and findings.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/15029...

If you thought you knew about Napoleon Bonaparte, you will need to read this paper. This gives so much more, such very different, information about Napoleon than you had ever thought possible.

This covers Napoleon's relationship with Emperors and Popes, how and why he brought down The Holy Roman Empire, and how WWI and WWII are involved. This also gives Napoleon's family tree going way back!

If you are a student and need to write a report about Napoleon, you need this information!

Napoleon Bonaparte And The Holy Roman Empire

This is an extremely important paper. It details and explains the use of several complex literary devices that were used by the authors of the New Testament texts; including rhetoric, propaganda, and even disclaimers.

In my other work on the subject of the Roman authorship of the New Testament, I also demonstrate and explain a) the irreverent jokes and references that the authors had made in the original Greek texts, as well as b) information that they deliberately put into those texts that allow us to date those texts, and c) find out the true authorship.

Once you read this, if you are a thinking person who can appreciate facts in evidence, you will have to agree with our findings. Please share this info with others.

https://pisoproject.wordpress.com/rhe...


Rhetoric & Propaganda In The New Testament. A MUST read! Please share this info with others. Everyone should know this.



http://www.academia.edu/15092789/Rhet...