The Unorginalities of Christianity

I feel very strongly about that fact that Christianity is so unoriginal. Essentially, every aspect of the Christian Church as we know it was formed from other preceding religions. The forming of Christianity as we know it today, was actually presided over by the Pagan Constantine. He may have been baptized, but it was on his deathbed, to weak to protest. When the civil war erupted between the Roman Pagans and the newfangled followers of Jesus arose, the Christians were on the rise. Constantine may have been a Pagan, but he was also a pragmatist. He knew that Christianity was on the rise. So he created a merged the two warring religions into a sort of “hybrid” religion acceptable to both parties. Virtually everything about Christianity is derived from the Roman religion of the time - Sol Invictus - The Invincible Sun. Sun Worship is what it is in modern day terms. The sun disks became halos. The crucifix is an Egyptian Ankh. Isis suckling Horus is the same blueprint of the Virgin Mary nursing Baby Jesus. The Greek Dionysus, Roman Bacchus, and the Egyptian Osiris all had birthdays on the 25 of December, and were all not surprisingly resurrected. The cross-dressing Pagan priests dresses were outlawed in the Christian churches, so the newly converted Pagan priests came up with the idea of robes. Before the conversion, Christians acknowledged the Jewish Sabbath - Saturday. Afterwords it became the Pagan holy day - Sunday (Sun-Day). These examples only skim the surface of merge of the two religions. I feel that it is very important to understand your relgion historically as well as spiritually. If you are in anyway offended by this article, please understand that I’m not trying to assault the nature of Christianity, just present an objective view of its origins in other religions. I am also not saying that everything in Christianity is unorginal. That would be ignorant on my part. Out in the world I find people tend to have the common misconception that Christianity is of “pure” ancestry. To think that is also ignorant. You have to find the middle ground between the two.