The historical origines of Christianity.
It all began with the conquest of Pharaonic Egypt (Kemet) by Alexander the Great in 332 BCE.
The conqueror arrived in a black Egypt, which already has more than 10,000 years of civilization, while his civilization had barely begin.
Alexander saw the greatness of the Kamit people (Ancient Egyptians) and set out to conquer their culture. Remember that Kemet was the first civilization in history because it was the first to have developed an alphabet.
The Kamits were forced to speak the language of the Greeks after being conquered by Alexander. As they were literate people, they therefore developed the Greek alphabet from their Egyptian alphabet.
Contrary to the widespread false story, the Kamits did not welcome Alexander as a liberator. No European has brought freedom to Africa, said John Henrik Clarke.
The truth is that Alexander took control of Egypt by self-proclaiming Pharaoh. However, there remained this great thing that stung this dear Alexander. He did not have the respect of the people.
In Ancient Egypt, the philosophy of life was based on Maat principles, which are based on truth, justice, peace, wisdom, harmony and love. In addition, the ancient Egyptians paid homage to their deified ancestors and incorruptible nature.
This is the essence of Kemet's ancient spirituality. The Coptic communities of ancient Egypt were guardians of this spirituality. Therefore, one cannot absolutely reign over Egypt without the approval of the Copts.
To rule over Kemet required a high degree of spirituality. The person is a direct representative of the manifestations of the Creator (deities). A role assumed by the Pharaoh.
The Greeks were quite foreign to this kind of concept. They met a people who raised the dead (ancestors) to the rank of Saints (divines).
Alexander during his lifetime, also wanted to be recognized as a divine. First, he had to be accepted by the priests and priestesses of the Coptic communities. It was an impossible thing.
His requests to be part of the sacred circles of Egypt were categorically rejected.
After the death of Alexander in 323 BCE, his general Ptolemy 1st Soter took control of Egypt. It should be known that the term "Soter" means "Savior" as well.
Like Alexander, Ptolemy 1st Soter wanted to be considered as a divine. Like Alexander, his requests were rejected by the sacred communities of Kemet.
However, Ptolemy 1st Soter will remain the trigger of the story. This element started from 320 BCE. Indeed, he ended up finding a community of priests and priestesses who agreed to make him a divine.
These Kamit priests and priestesses resided in the city of Memphis (Egypt). They were part of the Melchite Coptic community. This community will be in constant dispute with members of other sacred communities.
The Melchites made Ptolemy 1st Soter a divine through religious rituals. They took "Osiris" to merge it with "Apis", the sacred bull of Memphis.
After a consultation with the spirits of the invisible world, they created the image of a divine being called "Serapis". Ptolemy 1st Soter then took the title and characteristics of the divine Serapis. The Melchites then began worshiping Serapis directly.
It is at the creation of the divine Serapis that Christianity will begin to take shape. However, this spiritual construction was not accepted by everyone in ancient Egypt !
In order to respond to the priests and priestesses who vigorously contested the divine authority of Serapis, the Melchites convened the 4 most important councils (meetings) of history.
The first council of Nicaea I in 325 CE, the council of Constantinople I in 381 CE, the council of Ephesus in 431 CE and the council of Chalcedon in 451 CE.
Since Serapis was still a divine but spiritual being, the ultimate goal of the councils was to give Seraphis a human nature.
The Melchites had the mandate to incorporate the European emperors into the manifestations of the Creator (Deities).
The Melchites had gained full governmental power thanks to Constantine 1st. It is in this context that the Council of Nicea 1st was summoned.
The council took place at the palace of Roman Emperor Constantine 1st, located in Turkey. All 5 councils were held in Turkey in Constantinople (now Istanbul).
The interest in the spiritual culture of ancient Egypt leads us to discover how much it has served as a model for the religious culture of Europe.
In the Kamit tradition, priests worshiped the divine triad. This is composed of the Father (Osiris), the Son (Horus) and the Mother (Isis).
During the Council of Nicaea 1st, the Melchites introduced Serapis into the divine triad while taking care to remove Horus and Isis.
It was formulated that Osiris and Serapis were one. Then they said that "God the Father" and "God the Son" were one.
This belief was reaffirmed during the Council of Constantinople 1st in 381 CE.
The most important council took place in the city of Ephesus in Turkey. The purpose of this council was to close definitely the debate about the human nature of Serapis.
To come to this conclusion, the Melchites replaced the goddess Isis with the creature of the Virgin Mary (also called Theotokos, The Mother of God).
The black-skinned African goddess (a manifestation of the Creator) has been replaced by a European goddess with white skin.
The Melchites then assimilated the Virgin Mary with Serapis (hypostatic union) to arrive with a being possessing both a human nature and a divine nature.
The Melchites said of him that he was the "savior" of humanity, that he raised the dead, he led unclean souls to the divine light, he made miracles, he was one of the most important manifestations of the Creator.
The Melchites then declared that this union had spawned "the Messiah of humanity". In Greek, "Messiah" means "Christos".
In English, "the Christ". Therefore, the "birth of Christ" took place at the Council of Ephesus in 431 CE.
This "birth" marks the beginning of the first religion in history, Christianity. This religion was made official in the Council of Chalcedon in 451 CE.
In 553 CE, the Roman emperor Justinian 1st summoned the Council of Constantinople 2nd to the Church of Hagia Sophia in Turkey.
Justinian 1st is at the origin of the construction of this first Christian Church. Its construction was celebrated on December 27th, 537 CE.
By imposing the Gregorian calendar, the Kamit peoples lost 2 days. Then, the celebration of December 25th was born through the Christian Church.
Justinian 1st then began by asking Africans from the Melchite community to develop religious rituals in honor of Christ. These rituals are practiced until today through the Catholic Church.
Justinian 1st fought hard to gain control of the church. A fight he managed to win. This victory gave him unlimited power over the Christian Church.
The Melchites had ended up losing all religious power. Justinian 1st became the first European emperor to head the Roman Catholic Church.
The ancient Greeks and Romans continued to venerate Christ by changing his name to "Iezv" or "Iesū" (now pronounced Zeus by the Greeks).
Christians felt the urgency of giving an identity to the image of Christ. The name "Iesūs" was attributed to Christ (Serapis) for the first time in 1245 CE. This took place at the 13th Ecumenical Council in Lyon, France.
In 1630, the letter J appeared in the Latin and English alphabet. Iesūs thus became "Jesus". Here is how over the time the divine being "Serapis" became Christ and that Christ became then "Jesus Christ".
The Historical Origin of Christianity by Walter Williams