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• The Christmas Hoax | Jesus is NOT the "Reason for the Season"
  Is Jesus the "reason for the season"? Christmas is the winter solstice celebration, not the birthday of the Son of God.
  
  
• Did Jesus Fulfill Prophecy? | Who Was Jesus?
  Did Jesus fulfill prophecy? There are many Old Testament "messianic scriptures" that seemed to have been fulfilled in Jesus Christ. What really happened?
  
  
• Jesus Christ as the Sun God throughout History
  This contention that connecting Jesus to the sun constitutes a "modern" phenomenon is easily demonstrated to be false, through the study of ancient texts, including the Bible and works of the early Church fathers, as well as Christian traditions, rituals, architecture and artifacts.
  
  
• Christ in Egypt Preface
  Over a century ago, renowned British Egyptologist Sir Dr. E.A. Wallis Budge (1857-1934), a Keeper of the Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities at the British Museum, as well as a confessed Christian, remarked that a study tracing the "influence of ancient Egyptian religious beliefs and mythology on Christianity" would "fill a comparatively large volume." Since Dr. Budge's time, for a variety of reasons, including the seemingly irreconcilable academic gap between historians and theologians, no one has taken up the call to produce such a volume—until now.
  
  
• Who Is Gerald Massey?
  In exploring the various Egyptian influences upon the Christian religion, one name frequently encountered is that of lay Egyptologist Gerald Massey (1828-1907).
  
  
• The Nativity of Amenhotep III at Luxor | Birth Scene | Temple of Amun | D.M. Murdock | Acharya S
  Was Amenhotep II depicted as being born of a "virgin mother?" Or is there more to the hieroglyphs? Could the Christian nativity have been based on the Egyptian divine-birth cycle?
  
  
• The Star in the East and Three Kings
  Much has been made of the gospel account of the "star in the east" followed by "wise men" from afar, claimed to have heralded the birth of the newborn savior of the world.
  
  
• Easter: The Resurrection of Spring
  Although it is believed to represent the time of Jesus Christ's resurrection, the festival of Easter existed in pre-Christian times...
  
  
• Was Horus Crucified? | Christ in Egypt
  Along with the claim that Horus was born on "December 25th" or the winter solstice of a virgin called Mery comes the contention that he was "crucified between two thieves," as Jesus is depicted to have been in the New Testament.
  
  
• Well Known in Egypt?
  Were the various important mythical motifs explored in "Christ in Egypt" part of Egyptian religion, and, despite their apparent status as mysteries, were they known to those who created Christianity?
  
  
• Skeptic Mangles ZEITGEIST (and Religious History)
  Tim Callahan's declaration that much of ZEITGEIST, Part 1, is "plainly and simply bogus" is false, period. Callahan has evidently not even studied the sources meticulously cited on the ZG website to see from where this material comes.
  
  
• David Mills's Review of "Who Was Jesus?"
  Best-selling author David Mills reviews this "brilliant volume" that "should be required reading in every American classroom."
  
  
• Christ Conspiracy in the News!
  On Thursday, July 31, 2008, an article appeared in the newspaper South Shields, England, called The Shields Gazette that highlighted the book The Christ Conspiracy: The Greatest Story Ever Sold by Acharya S also known as D.M. Murdock.
  
  
• Was Jesus God, Man or Myth?
  Nearly all the solar deities had a Virgin for a mother. The birthday of Jesus, like that of Mithra and other solar gods, was about December 25, and his twelve Apostles correspond to the twelve signs of the Zodiac. When Jesus (who was the Sun of Righteousness) was "crucified," the Sun naturally died; it was eclipsed. Jesus rose with the Sun on the day of the Sun.
  
  
• Astrotheology of the Ancients
  The further one regresses in time, the more obvious it becomes that the principal and singular religious worship found globally has revolved around nature.
  
  
• What is a Mythicist? | The Mythicist Position | Mythicism
  The term "mythicist" refers to the perspective that there exists no credible scientific evidence for the "historical" Jesus and other biblical figures.
  
  
• The History of Mythicism | The Mythicist Position
  The history of Mythicism or the Mythicist Position is fascinating and important to our fundamental understanding of the world's religions and mythologies.
  
  
• Acharya's Online Videos
  A collection of videos of the work of Acharya S/D.M. Murdock.
  
  
• The Great Chaos | Paradise Found
  What does the future hold for us? Will we endure a chaotic time when much of humankind is lost? Read this excerpt from "Paradise Found."
  
  
• The Real ZEITGEIST Challenge
  Looking for the REAL "ZEITGEIST Challenge?" Here it is.
  
  
• (2) The Real ZEITGEIST Challenge, Part 2
  Looking for the REAL "ZEITGEIST Challenge?" Here it is. (Part 2)
  
  
• (3) The Real ZEITGEIST Challenge, Part 3
  Looking for the REAL "ZEITGEIST Challenge?" Here it is. (Part 3)
  
  
• (4) The Real ZEITGEIST Challenge, Part 4
  Looking for the REAL "ZEITGEIST Challenge?" Here it is. (Part 4)
  
  
• (5) The Real ZEITGEIST Challenge, Part 5
  Looking for the REAL "ZEITGEIST Challenge?" Here it is. (Part 5)
  
  
• (6) The Real ZEITGEIST Challenge, Part 6
  Looking for the REAL "ZEITGEIST Challenge?" Here it is. (Part 6)
  
  
• Bibliography for the Real ZEITGEIST Challenge
  Are you looking for the REAL "Zeitgeist Challenge?" Here it is! This page is the Bibliography for the Real ZEITGEIST Challenge.
  
  
• D.M. Murdock/Acharya S's Media Appearances
  
  
• The "Historical" Buddha?
  There is much confusion as to who is "the Buddha," the main figure of the Eastern religion of Buddhism. First of all, there are different forms of Buddhism, including the two main branches of Theravada and Mahayana, in the latter of which we find the familiar Zen and Tibetan traditions. Secondly, as we shall see in this excerpt from my book Suns of God: Krishna, Buddha and Christ Unveiled, there have also been many different Buddhas, including the figure also known as Siddhartha Gautama and Sakyamuni, who is frequently considered a "historical" personage.