The World's Sixteen Crucified Saviors or Christianity Before Christ Sixth Edition Kersey Graves   Indeks Offsite | Indeks Criticism | Indeks Artikel | Visit original site ISNET Homepage | MEDIA Homepage | Program Kerja | Koleksi | Anggota
	Preface Explanation Introduction Address to the clergy Chapter I : Rival claims of the saviors Chapter II : Messianic prophecies Chapter III : Prophecies by the figure of a serpent Chapter IV : Miraculous and immaculate conception of the gods Chapter V : Virgin mothers and virgin-born gods Chapter VI : Stars point out the time and the saviors' birth-place Chapter VII : Angels, shepherds, and magi visit the infant saviors Chapter VIII : The twenty-fifth of December the birthday of the gods Chapter IX : Titles of the saviors Chapter X : The saviors of royal descent, but humble birth Chapter XI : Christ's genealogy Chapter XII : The world's saviors saved prom destruction in infancy Chapter XIII : The saviors exhibit early proofs of divinity Chapter XIV : The saviors' kingdoms not of this world Chapter XV : The saviors are real personages Chapter XVI : Sixteen saviors crucified Chapter XVII : The aphanasia, or darkness, at the crucifixion Chapter XVIII : Descent of the saviors into hell Chapter XIX : Resurrection of the savior Chapter XX : Reappearance and ascension of the saviors Chapter XXI : The atonement: its oriental or heathen origin Chapter XXII : The holy ghost of oriental origin Chapter XXIII : The divine "word" of oriental origin Chapter XXIV : The trinity very anciently a current heathen doctrine Chapter XXV : Absolution, or the confession of sins, of heathen origin Chapter XXVI : Origin of baptism by water, fire, blood, and the holy ghost Chapter XXVII : The Sacrament or eucharist of heathen origin Chapter XXVIII : Anointing with oil of oriental origin Chapter XXIX : How men, including Jesus Christ, came to be worshipped as gods Chapter XXX : Sacred cycles explaining the advent of the gods, the master-key to the divinity of Jesus Christ Chapter XXXI : Christianity derived from heathen and oriental systems Chapter XXXII : Three hundred and forty-six striking analogies between Christ and Chrishna Chapter XXXIII : Appolonius, Osirus, and Magus as gods Chapter XXXIV : The three pillars of the Christian faith -- miracles, prophecies, and precepts Chapter XXXV : Logical or common-sense view of the doctrine of divine incarnation Chapter XXXVI : Phylosophical absurdities of the doctrine of the divine incarnation Chapter XXXVII : Physiological absurdities of the doctrine of the divine incarnation Chapter XXXVIII : A historical view of the divinity of Jesus Christ Chapter XXXIX : The scriptural view of Christ's divinity Chapter XL : A Metonymic view of the divinity of Jesus Christ Chapter XLI : The precepts and practical life of Jesus Christ Chapter XLII : Christ as a spiritual medium Chapter XLIII : Conversion, repentance, and "getting religion" of heathen origin Chapter XLIV : The moral lessons of religious history Chapter XLV : Conclusion and review Note of explanation
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