The Christian religion is a PARODY on the worship of the Sun, in which they worship a Jewish man in place of the sun. The quest for an historical Christ is doomed to failure because "iesus chrestus" doesn’t exist.

Of the many gospels written in antiquity, exactly four gospels came to be accepted as part of the New Testament, or canonical. An insistence upon a canonical four, and no others, was a central theme of Irenaeus of Lyon.

He claimed only four in number; according to Romer, "like the four zones of the world, the four winds, the four divisions of man’s estate, and the four forms of the first living creatures – the lion of Mark, the calf of Luke, the man of Matthew, the eagle of John."

The four living creatures that John of Patmos sees in the Book of Revelation are the author's reworking of the living creatures in the visions of Ezekiel (Ezekiel 1:5–28)[8] and Isaiah (Isaiah 6:2).

The four gospels then became Church canon for the orthodox faith. Most of the other claimed gospel writings were burned, destroyed, or lost. The names of the authors of the gospels were assigned to the works by the early church fathers in the 2nd century AD; none of the writers signed their work as they remained unknown.

The ruling deity of day, Helios or the sun as God, was the supreme god of the ancient world universally worshipped in both continents, the old and the new world.

Christ/Christian comes from the Greek word "Christos" meaning "Anointed one". Christos originates from the Greek word 'Chrestos,' which means 'Good' and was used in the Pagan Greek & Roman religions to give reference to their Sun-god, "Helios." Roman Emperor Constantine worshipped "Christos Helios," which means "Christ-The-True-Sun."
An Orphic saying, supposedly given by an oracle of Apollo, goes: “Zeus, Hades, Helios-Dionysus, three gods in one godhead!"

Roman Emperor Constantine, in 321AD, legislated Sun-day as a day of rest dedicated to the Greek and Roman Sun-god, Helios. Constantine worshipped "Christos Helios," which means "Christ-The-True-Sun." The Roman Catholic Church venerates Sun-day as its Sabbath even today and has handed it down to Christianity.

Chrestos was frequently used as both a title and a name, as in Mithidates Chrestos, co-King of Pontus, and Socrates Chrestos, King of Bithynia. Several Hellenistic deities were bestowed with the title, such as Osiris Chreistos, Isis Chreste, Helios Christos, Apollo Chrestos, Serapis Chrestos, Hades Chrestos, Persephone Chreste, Hermes Chrestos, Eileithyia Chreste, and Chrestos Mithras.

The Codex Sinaiticus, one of the earliest almost complete collections of the books of the New Testament, belongs to the Alexandrian test-type family. Where the three places in the New Testament have the word 'Christianoi', translated into English as 'Christians' (Acts 11:26, Acts 26:28, 1 Peter 4:16), the Codex Sinaiticus has the word 'Chrestianoi'. Also, the references to 'Jesus Christ' and 'Christ Jesus' are instead to 'Jesus Chrestos' and 'Chrestos Jesus'.
"Jesus Christ" is a medieval invention.
https://www.academia.edu/43061919/Chrestos_not_Christos


“The Cross of Constantine, known as the Labarum, was nothing more than the ☧ (Chi-Rho pronounced 'CAIRO'), the monogram of Osiris, and afterward of Christ" - Thomas William Doane.”

Constantine knew of the Druidic Savior named Esus (Hesus). This savior's name was written as Esus on the west European mainland, but written as Yesu in the British Isles. Both were pronounced as "Hesus."

Hesus was born on December 25 (834 BC) by the virgin mother Mayence, fathered by 'Gudt,' the Sun deity.

Hesus died on the cross; a lamb on one side, which symbolized his innocence, and an elephant on the side, which signified the sins of the world he came to redeem.
The elephant, being the largest animal known, was chosen to represent the magnitude of the sins of the world, while the lamb, from its proverbial innocent nature, was chosen to represent the innocence of the victim, the god offered as a propitiatory sacrifice. We have the Lamb was taking away the sins of the world. This legend was found in Gaul long before Jesus Christ was known to history.
He was regarded as Mercury or Mithras by the Romans, and then completely adopted into the Roman Pantheon. Esus also became associated with the cult of Serapis and also of Sol Invictus, a small group of gods who identify as Solar Deities.

The cult of Esus practiced prayer to the dead, crucifixions, marriage vows, holy water, and burying of the dead as opposed to cremation..


Around 325 CE, during the reign of emperor Constantine, the worship of Esus was reinstated once again in Rome, which eventually played a major role in the Council of Nicea.
https://werdsmith.com/genesology/CfuAiB4W6
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Hesus


The Druids taught their disciples many things about nature and the perfections of God, and that, there was only one God, the Creator of heaven and earth. One name, under which they worshiped him, was Esus or Hesus (“He," in Celtic meaning, "Lord," ) or Harits which is their name for Horus..." ~Julius Caesar from [Signs and Symbols of Primordial Man, by Albert Churchward circa 1912] [Page 186]

Hesus the Carpenter God

“The Druidic inhabitants of “Glastonbury Lake Village” were highly skilled woodworkers and carpenters; hence, their god was a woodworker and carpenter named Yesu/Esus/Hesus, long prior the Christian era. When one understands the brotherhood and its priestcraft, it is not surprising that Jews who purportedly lived in the very heart of Druidism–the fabled Avalon itself–and who would know about the future Druid savior and other doctrines, would return from Palestine with tales that “the” Messiah by that very name had been born in Judea.”
https://stellarhousepublishing.com/christ-great-britain/


ESUS – A TRINITY GOD

The Roman poet Lucan described ‘Esus” in a poem, the Pharsalia, dating from the 1st c. AD, the last great battle in the civil war between Pompey and Caesar.
In it, he alludes to the journey of Caesar’s troops through southern Gaul and their encounter with
three Gaulish gods: Taranis, Teutates and ‘Esus’
(Pharsalia I, 444-6).
Lucan describes this triad (trinity) as cruel, savage and demanding of human sacrifice: ‘horrid ‘Esus’ with his wild altars’.


I don’t know why a loving god needs blood(animals and humans) before he can forgive, he even killed his own son to “atone” for your sins 😂😂

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVSMMThcPgs