03-19-2006, 07:07 AM
You need actual textual comparisons and dates of
texts to prove later authors borrowed from earlier
works. There are any number of books that deal
with the Indian origin of things. Below are two. They
are not scholarly works. They don't do a rigorous
passage to passage type comparison. I think
there is a lot in them that doesn't sound right and
there is also a lot in them that's correct. They are
worth investigating. Both are available from
amazon.com.
The Bible in India by Louis Jacolliot
Deceptions and Myths of the Bible by Lloyd Graham
The New Testament(NT), for example, has well over a
hundred items in it borrowed from Hindu-Buddhist
literature. Textual comparisons between various
passages in the NT and their Hindu-Buddhist original
versions are available in the literature on the subject.
The NT is a plagiarists' compilation and its protagonist
Christ never was.
texts to prove later authors borrowed from earlier
works. There are any number of books that deal
with the Indian origin of things. Below are two. They
are not scholarly works. They don't do a rigorous
passage to passage type comparison. I think
there is a lot in them that doesn't sound right and
there is also a lot in them that's correct. They are
worth investigating. Both are available from
amazon.com.
The Bible in India by Louis Jacolliot
Deceptions and Myths of the Bible by Lloyd Graham
The New Testament(NT), for example, has well over a
hundred items in it borrowed from Hindu-Buddhist
literature. Textual comparisons between various
passages in the NT and their Hindu-Buddhist original
versions are available in the literature on the subject.
The NT is a plagiarists' compilation and its protagonist
Christ never was.