ANALYSING THE YOUTUBE SHORT " THE JESUS PARADOX " BY PROFESSOR YUVAL HARARI OUR GAY ROLE MODEL IN HISTORY

 Professor Yuval Harari has shown us " The Jesus Paradox " that many if not all images of the Lord Yeshua Jesus are not authentic proving that a lot of information does not prove a lot of Truth.

His discussion on truth is real ..Getting the truth is rare activity that is costly aka expensive . Yes that is true and most of the times it is even tacked up in secrecy as evidenced in our Government Systems.

Yet I as I told my story here and here I categorically stated that I have the power of God that is like electricity in my hands AFTER I CALLED AND SOUGHT King Yeshua King Jesus the Israeli, in prayer and reading his word aka Bible. I also testified here that I see apparitions of King Yeshua King Jesus even of recent Departed souls like the famous Dr. Victoria Mutiso, Heroine of  Africa and the world  after her killing meaning she is still alive in Heaven and her life left her physical body here on earth after it was sadly brutally murdered. I also see departed mother and other departed souls/ spirits meaing THEY ARE STILL ALIVE they just left their bodies in Earth to decompose but have continued living in the Heavens beyond the universe.

Of course people state that seeing of apparitions is hallucinating but having the electricity in my hands like Pastor Benny Hinn is to me proof that God's MIghty Power is real and since I still have it in my hands all the dreams, voices and apparitions are from that very electric power which Moses , Meschiah and his apostles had and still have in their hands 

Below is research I did on the Shroud but because THE SHROUD HAS BLOOD GROUP AB POSITIVE I stand with the Pro Shroud Group and the fact that he had long hair and a beard though we understand that whether you believe it or not  ....  :

ALL HUMANS , ESPECIALLY JEWS/ISRAELIS/HEBEREWS, 

ARE GOING TO GLORIOUS SPECTACULAR HEAVEN AFTER DEATH WHETHER THEY EUTHANIZE OR COMMIT  SUICIDE OR HOMICIDE -- THERE IS NO JUDGMENT DAY OR HELL OR SATAN OR DEMONS - GOD IS ALL, IN ALL AND WITH ALL  FOREVER AND EVER . 

It is here on Earth where the judgment system and jail which is like hell (though they educate prisoners there these days and in the West the jails are in proper human conditions) that goes on. If the systems of the world meet to discuss crime which its foundation is poverty or lack of money, as we propose that giving every human more than enough money  ends crime hence homicide and genocide , we will as a World dismantle the court systems and have Heaven on Earth till we go to Heaven at the designed time by the Creators courtesy of the Creators, Holy Angels and Holy Departed Souls - Hallelujah !!!

Founder of QSTPS 

Arthur Owiti/ Tendaishe Owiti/Arthur Tendaishe Ochieng Mburu Owiti / Ochieng/Mburu/Owiti / Rex Arthur / Aquarian Scientist/Aquarian Philosopher/DJ Kuchu/Tendaishe Owiti Mungu Eloah

HOW AUTHENTIC IS THE SHROUD OF TURIN THAT IT IS THE FACE OF JESUS -PUT IT IN PERCENTAGE

Assigning a strict, definitive percentage to the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin is scientifically impossible because experts are deeply divided, and the available evidence points in conflicting directions. Depending on which scientific camp or methodology you consult, the perceived probability shifts dramatically:

1. The Mainstream Scientific & Radiocarbon Perspective: < 5% Authentic

• The Evidence: In 1988, three independent, world-class laboratories (at Oxford, the University of Arizona, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) used accelerator mass spectrometry to carbon-date the cloth. Their findings concluded with a 95% statistical confidence that the linen material is from AD 1260 to 1390 (medieval times), which aligns with the first documented historical appearance of the shroud.

• The Conclusion: From a standard empirical and peer-reviewed scientific standpoint, mainstream science treats the shroud as a medieval artifact (making the likelihood that it is the 1st-century burial face of Jesus extremely low).

2. The Pro-Authenticity / "Rethinking the Test" Perspective: 50% to 80% Authentic

• The Evidence: Proponents of the shroud's authenticity—including various independent researchers and groups like STURP (Shroud of Turin Research Project)—argue that the 1988 carbon-dating sample was fundamentally flawed. They point out that the tested corner was heavily handled, contaminated with modern carbon, affected by a 1532 church fire, and potentially part of a medieval invisible reweave repair.

• Furthermore, supporters highlight physical anomalies that modern science has struggled to replicate: the 3D encoding properties inherent in the image, pollen grains native to the Jerusalem region, realistic anatomical blood flow patterns, and an image formation mechanism that remains unexplained.

• The Conclusion: Those who view the carbon dating as compromised view the historical, botanical, and physical clues as strong markers of first-century Middle Eastern origin.

Summary

• If you rely strictly on standard, peer-reviewed radiocarbon testing: The scientific consensus places its authenticity near 0% to 5%.

• If you weigh the unsolved physical anomalies against the validity of the 1988 sample: Believers and supportive researchers would argue for a probability ranging much higher, up to 50% or more.

Ultimately, the Shroud remains one of history's greatest unsolved mysteries—oscillating heavily between a brilliant medieval forgery and an inexplicable ancient enigma.

the first image of the lord jesus having long hair - date

The conventional image of Jesus with long hair and a beard first began to emerge in Christian art around AD 300 to the late 4th century, though it did not become fully standardized until the 6th century.

Key Dates in the Evolution of the Long-Haired Jesus:

• 1st to 2nd Century (No Physical Record): The New Testament provides no description of Jesus' physical appearance, and the earliest Christians did not produce physical portraits of him.

• 3rd Century (Short Hair / The "Good Shepherd"): The earliest surviving images of Jesus (found in Roman catacombs, such as the Catacomb of Priscilla and Callixtus) typically depicted him as a clean-shaven, youthful figure with short, curly hair, often styled like a classical Greek philosopher or a shepherd.

• Late 4th Century (First Long Hair & Beards): Around AD 350–400, artists began shifting styles. Some of the earliest known surviving art featuring a bearded Jesus with longer hair—such as murals in the Catacomb of Commodilla—date to this period. This style was adopted partly to portray Jesus with the dignity of a majestic philosopher or ruler, drawing visual inspiration from how Greco-Roman society depicted higher gods like Jupiter.

• 6th Century (Standardization): By the 500s (6th century), Eastern Byzantine iconography (such as icons of Christ Pantocrator) firmly established the long-haired, bearded look as the traditional standard for Christian art.

Historical Reality:

Historians and biblical scholars note that this look has no basis in the actual historical appearance of a 1st-century Galilean Jewish man. Culturally, Jewish men of that era wore their hair relatively short, and the Apostle Paul explicitly wrote in 1. Corinthians 11:14 that “if a man has long hair, it is a disgrace to him”. The iconic long-haired image was an artistic and theological creation developed centuries after Jesus' death.

calvin refuted the shroud ?

Yes, John Calvin strongly refuted the authenticity of the Shroud (often referred to in his day by similar burial-cloth relics).

In his 1543 book, A Treatise on Relics (and later in his commentaries on the Gospels), the 16th-century Protestant reformer dismissed the shroud as a fake and an imposture. His refutation was based on several main arguments:

• The Silent Gospels: Calvin argued that if a miraculous image of Jesus had miraculously imprinted itself onto the burial cloth, the Gospel writers—who meticulously recorded the events of the crucifixion and resurrection—would have surely mentioned such a stunning miracle.

• Discrepancy with Jewish Burial Customs: Citing the Gospel of John (John 20:5–7), Calvin pointed out that biblical accounts describe separate cloths: a body wrapping and a separate head cloth (sudarium) tied around the face. He argued that a single, continuous sheet covering the entire head and body head-to-toe contradicted first-century Jewish burial practices.

• Belief it was Painted: Operating with the visual evidence available to him during the Reformation, Calvin concluded that the cloth's image was simply the work of a human painter.

Because of his overarching crusade against what he viewed as the superstitious trade of false Catholic relics, Calvin outright rejected the shroud's claim to be the genuine burial wrap of Christ.

how many drugs cause hallucinations

It is impossible to give an exact number of how many drugs cause hallucinations because hundreds of distinct substances—ranging from well-known controlled substances and prescription medications to obscure plants and synthetic "designer drugs"—possess hallucinogenic properties.

Instead of a specific total count, pharmacology and toxicology classify these substances into major categories based on the chemical mechanisms through which they disrupt brain function and alter perception.

The drugs and classes that cause hallucinations are grouped into the following primary categories:

1. Classic Psychedelics (Serotonin Agonists)

These compounds primarily mimic or hyper-activate serotonin receptors in the brain (specifically the $5{\text{-HT}}_{2\text{A}}$ receptor). They mostly cause visual distortions, geometric patterns, and altered cognitive states.

• Examples:

  • LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide)

  • Psilocybin and Psilocin (found in over 200 species of "magic mushrooms")

  • Mescaline (found in Peyote, San Pedro, and Peruvian torch cacti)

  • DMT (Dimethyltryptamine, found in plants like Virola and brewed in ayahuasca)

  • Synthetic variants / Designer drugs: Hundreds of variants in the 2C family, DOx family, and NBOMe series.

2. Dissociatives (Glutamate Antagonists)

These drugs block NMDA receptors in the brain, disrupting glutamate signaling. They cause users to feel detached from their body and environment (dissociation), frequently producing profound auditory and visual hallucinations.

• Examples:

  • PCP (Phencyclidine / "Angel Dust")

  • Ketamine

  • DXM (Dextromethorphan, a common cough suppressant found over-the-counter, which causes hallucinations at very high recreational doses)

  • Nitrous Oxide ("Laughing gas")

3. Deliriants / Anticholinergics

These substances block acetylcholine receptors. Unlike psychedelics, which often leave a user conscious that they are hallucinating, deliriants cause a true, dream-like delirium where the user cannot distinguish between hallucinations and reality (often seeing terrifying, hyper-realistic phantom objects, people, or scenarios).

• Examples:

  • Plants of the Solanaceae family: Deadly Nightshade (Atropa belladonna), Jimsonweed (Datura stramonium), Mandrake, and Henbane.

  • Over-the-counter & prescription drugs: High doses of antihistamines (like diphenhydramine/Benadryl) or certain anti-nausea and Parkinson's medications.

4. Psychostimulants (High Doses / Withdrawal)

While stimulants like cocaine, amphetamines, and prescription ADHD medications (e.g., methylphenidate, adderall) are designed to boost alertness and dopamine, excessive or chronic use (or sleep deprivation induced by a "binger") frequently triggers severe psychosis, paranoia, and tactile or auditory hallucinations (such as "meth mites"—the sensation of bugs crawling under the skin).

5. Other Receptors and Substances

• Cannabinoids (THC): High doses of cannabis, synthetic cannabinoids (such as "K2" or "Spice"), and concentrated THC extracts can trigger mild perceptual distortions or intense, anxiety-driven hallucinations.

• Kappa-Opioid Agonists: Substances like Salvinorin A (from Salvia divinorum) target kappa-opioid receptors to produce sudden, intense dissociative and visual breakthroughs.

• Prescription Side Effects: Numerous everyday medications—including certain steroids, blood pressure medications, antidepressants, and anti-seizure drugs—list hallucinations as an unintended adverse side effect in sensitive individuals or during withdrawal.

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