> The view that Amorites were fierce, tall nomads led to an anachronistic theory among some racialist writers in the 19th century that they were a tribe of "Aryan" warriors who at one point dominated the Israelites.
> The figure of Christ had been falsified by jewish fanatics like Matthew, materialistic rabbis Eke Paul, Africans like Tertullian, and mongrel half breeds like Augustine. The real Christ was an aggressive and courageous revolutionary who defied Jewish and Roman systems and paid for his bravery with his life. Christ, in fact, was an authentic Aryan rather than a Jew. He was not of Jewish stock because the inhabitants of Galilee were descendants of Amorites, Aryans who had come to the region around 700 B.C. By 100 B.C., the Jews had established hegemony over the Aryan city of Jerusalem, forcing the non-Jews into the Gentile district of Galilee. When Joseph returned to Bethelem, he was returning not as a son of the tribe of David, but as the son of Aryan exiles who had been driven out by Jews.
> Another important point that needed clarification concerned Jesus' teaching. What we moderns understand as the word of God is actually a gross distortion of His actual message. The Jew Paul totally subverted Christ's teachings by Judaizing them. Paul replaced the true, Aryan, and heroic Christ with a weakling seeking to mediate human salvation through love, humility, and brotherhood. Proud Nordic man should not prostrate himself before the Creator, as the Jew does before Yahweh. Not only did the Jews distort Christ's message, the popes and, finally, the Jesuits utterly destroyed the original Aryan Christianity. Even the heroic efforts of Luther and Calvin could not reverse the damage. Rosenberg's primary complaint with Roman Catholicism was its fundamental error that anyone, regardless of racial origin, could enter its fold. This tenet destroyed any ideal of racial purity. Doctrines of love and pity subverted Aryan virtues of heroism, honor, and blood.
Heresy and blasphemy.
Jesus was a Jew.
No that we have settled that argument let us never bring it up again.