My Book Beyond Paradise

[swhunter]

Hi guys,
Just would like to share with our friends here that I wrote a book called Beyond Paradise.
Here is the cover and back cover.
It took just two years to get this out.
At this time my publishers are setting up book events.
And later in a few months it will be released to the public.
I hope you will look into a copy.
I will still be working with RS. I feel I have developed a relationship with you guys through this mod, and how we all enjoy history. R.S. is the best team of caring, friendly,honest working gents that I know.
And our care will display itself through the work we have done as a team.
blessings............

SW



This book at about the death, burial ,and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
With examples, shadows, from the old testament.
And what true love is all about.

[Kallides]

William huh?! Well as I said before mate. Congratulations and looking forward to it!!!

[Chicken]

looks cool, though I'm not that into religious style/philosophy kinda books, but I might give it a try once it is published to the public


EDIT: 600th post!!!! woot!

[swhunter]

Thank you cool.
Congrad on your 600!
Well it's back to work on the mod. Have fun gents!

[Souka]

Nice i think i might buy one as a gift for my mom if it's not to pricy, she's a bookmania Love the cover btw.

[Sayer of Ni]

I live about an hour north of you. Bear down!

Looks awesome by the way.

[tone]

Yeah, great cover and great subject.

Glad I had the opportunity to do some proof reading.

[swhunter]

Same here Tone!
Its been a honour and a blessing, thank your wife also for your time for me.
Thank you guys!
The price will change over the future, right now its a cover price of 18.99.
As more sell in bookstores, and on the net the price will change.

[Scipio praeditus]

Great cover, however if you are honestly interested in the real life of Jesus, I'd suggest you read the book in the link below;

http://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Was-Caes...6287890&sr=1-3

Here is a short summary of its content;

http://www.carotta.de/subseite/texte/esumma.html

And another link with some relevant information;

http://www.jesusneverexisted.com/exist.html

In short, what this book proposes is that the story of the life of caesar was changed over several hundreds of years (by mistranslation through several languages, and some other means), into the story of jesus christ.
It should be noted that several other religious texts, such as those of the mithraic cult and the egyptian gods, where also incorporated before and after the death of caesar, these however are not mentioned in detail in this book as it only pertains to a comparison of the life story of caesar to that of jesus.

[tone]

Great cover, however if you are honestly interested in the real life of Jesus, I'd suggest you read the book in the link below;

http://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Was-Caes...6287890&sr=1-3

Here is a short summary of its content;

http://www.carotta.de/subseite/texte/esumma.html

And another link with some relevant information;

http://www.jesusneverexisted.com/exist.html

In short, what this book proposes is that the story of the life of caesar was changed over several hundreds of years (by mistranslation through several languages, and some other means), into the story of jesus christ.
It should be noted that several other religious texts, such as those of the mithraic cult and the egyptian gods, where also incorporated before and after the death of caesar, these however are not mentioned in detail in this book as it only pertains to a comparison of the life story of caesar to that of jesus.

They're serious about that, or is it some kind of joke?

[Rex Basiliscus]

Guess they are

[Scipio praeditus]

They're serious about that, or is it some kind of joke?

It ain't no joke, but I'm guessing that there is no room for investigation on your part, you seem to have made your mind up...
Still, I'm going to advise you to read that book, just in case you are in any way interested in reality, and not some based on true facts but mistranslated fairytale.

In some ways you're just like pingu (I think you know what I'm refering to), not a clue what you're talking about, but still you speak like you have a patent on the truth.

[Rex Basiliscus]

Well with all due respect, you are the one that's judging others right now...
Frankly, this theory is so unbelievable that most responses are like that of tone and mine...
I mean the only thing Caesar and Jesus had in common (by my knowing) is that they were both worshiped as gods (gods son) after they had died... and Caesar killing over a million Gauls certainly doesn't help either

[swhunter]

Thanks for your interest.
And the information.

[tone]

not a clue what you're talking about, but still you speak like you have a patent on the truth.

Resorting to insults does not win you arguments, mate.

[Rex Basiliscus]

And also saying that their theory is reality is a pretty dumb thing to say... Simply because you chose your kind of truth, doesn't mean that it is actually true and also saying that the commonly accepted theories (because nothing is 100% true) are fairytales is exaggerated at least...

[tone]

I'll give one more reply.

I read the various sites that you provided links to some time ago, and, to be honest, I wasn't convinced and am still not. There are loads of misquotes and assumptions for starters.

I guess for me the reality is a life lived in relationship with God, based on some sound historical evidence and the testimonies of those I know whose lives have been transformed by the truth.

[Luis Daoiz y Velarde]

Hey Swhunter the book looks great! i've been interested in religion since i was a child, I always thought they were a very strange and curious aspect of human culture, and intellect. Speaking of Jesus, from what I've readed, the most logical is that he never really existed, he was a just a christian copy of all the previous messiah of other religions all over the world, but I haven't enough information to be sure, so its always great to discuss, and read books from people with other points of view, they may teach you something. I have no problem in reading religious or anti-religious books, if they have something to say, i've readed the bible/coran and other holybooks. But I have a question about your book, you said you are a historycal lover, and you talk also about the bible and jesus life, is this a book were you try to find what is true of jesus, or more like your interpretation of jesus life in the bible?
I would look for the book in my library if it gets to spain, and i will give it a read for sure.

[Scipio praeditus]

I am sorry if this information stretches your connection with 'god' ever so slightly, that was not my intention in any way, I too feel the presence of a higher power, and I feel the love that William refers to.
I just don't think that humans could ever know the will of 'god', 'god' is the sum of all, no man can comprehend all...
How could infinity have come to be, not in any way that humans could begin to comprehend at least...
And that is exactly why I bring up this evidence, worldly matters have nothing to do with 'god', for they can be understood, history can be understood, but not the reason for existence.
Be it as it may, I know that I have totally destroyed the credibility of my previous posts talking about all this, no matter, I do not presume to tell the truth, the truth tells me.
I apologise if I intruded into your path, it is not for me to dictate, but for you to explore.

All the best,
Joschka.

[Rex Basiliscus]

I know that I have totally destroyed the credibility of my previous posts talking about all this

Don't worry you haven't... after all everyone is entitled to their opinion and their belief.
We all reacted to each others points of view and with religion (and history) involved it led where it did Hey this is a forum full of history lovers - everything shall be put to question

I apologize to you aswell on behalf of my reaction... no hard feeling, eh?

So let's just wait for this awesome mod that's coming out