Is Christianity, created by the Jewish priests and reformed by the emperor of Byzantium into the state religion, the teaching of Christ himself? Obviously not. Only four canonical Gospels entered official Christianity, and all the rest were declared "apocryphal". And even these four canonical Gospels have been repeatedly revised to suit the interests of the church. One of the founders of Christianity - the Jewish priest Saul (Paul) was not only a disciple of Christ, but never met with him and appointed himself the apostle himself.
After that, how reliable can everything that this religion tells about Christ be? And did he himself ever claim to be God? And this fact alone testifies in favor of the fact that Christianity and the teachings of Christ himself have very little in common. It is obvious that the true image of Christ also has little to do with that which is described in Christianity. For example, here is what the Russian traveler, biologist, anthropologist G. Sidorov writes about this in his book "The Fate of Those Who Think They Are Gods":
Thus, the future of humanity, which allows one to get out of the technocratic impasse, is directly related to the Vedic worldview, as it was already during the civilizations of the “golden age”, as well as to genuine science, not limited by artificially created restrictions of conventional dogmas that prevent humanity from entering the “forbidden knowledge . And without this, the revival of a new “golden age” will hardly be possible.
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