At WCF, Ron doesn’t care about beliefs.

This information was generated by Copilot. I’ve struggled with a mind that kept calling me a liar about everything here, especially regarding Iesous. I worked with Gemini to crunch over five years of my research and to help me write *Iesous: The Theological Lie*. Gemini had to fact-check it before we could write, and Gemini did just that, even commenting on how I discovered King Herod as the Jewish King at that time. "How did you find that? Remarkable." It's in there LLM but you have to find it. They do not know to look for or to examine they just pull data and present it without bias. By looking at the data (IF ASKED or they will not) AI can determine if it is accurate or not. This is information the church hides, and AI hides it too. You have to be smarter if you’re not, you’re a broken input to AI, and you’ll get a broken output. People like Seth Schwerdtfeger are a broken input to AI.

Also, understand that Copilot didn’t, not that it matters, come here and read the article “Iesous is a Theological Lie.” I simply pasted my work into Copilot, and this is what the system found in its LMM. If you look at the article, you can see both systems understand the same data because they share it. Copiolot didn't go into Herod as I ask to make it simple for Seth. Seth wouldn't get why that is important and he didn't when he read the article. AI can't access much of their data unless someone smart enough is working with them. Think of Seth or others like him as babies what chance would a baby have in solving this? What questions could a baby ask AI? So, AI gives them blended carrots because they can’t handle real food. Understand? But Copilot went into Paul deeply as this is where it started the entire name switch and why. Money, Greed, Power.

Here is Ron Thompson’s input to another AI system. I’m not broken, and neither is this system. I entered my data just as I did with Gemini, then asked Copilot to review the material historically and show Seth Schwerdtfeger, as simply as possible, what “MY STUDY” has proven. The argument is pointless since his beliefs remain fixed no matter what. This man-child has studied nothing yet claims to know everything. Ron Thompson – Jesus is a lie, "Christianity" is Jewish and Greek teaching, not Gentile. What did you think it was? True? It's pagan.

It’s Greek and comes entirely from Paul’s teachings. He’s the issue, with the church aiming to erase Yeshua from history and rewrite the past. They insist Iesous and Joshua are the same person or name. Believer Seth now thinks Joshua means Yeshua simply because the church says so. The church even filled history with propaganda about translations they invented themselves. 100% Greek propaganda.

I’ve debated with every AI on this topic because I know their language models contain intentional propaganda. AI points out that Iesous appears in history before Paul’s teachings, and I question how that’s possible when Paul was the only one to speak of Iesous, all after Yeshua’s death. After my brother was killed by church their God Jealous and the rest of the believers, Paul stepped in, claiming he could fix things with a new Zeus from his homeland. When AI looks closer, it admits, “You’re right, Ron, Paul never met Yeshua. This Iesous came after Yeshua and was only taught by Paul.” To me, it’s a cover-up. The church alters history and this proves it. Watching Gemini realize this was incredible, though it’s a shame they can’t retain it. I often teach AI new things, but they can’t truly learn or lie. They simply present unintentional propaganda because they’re built that way by their creators. If you’re smart and know how to ask the right questions, you can get these systems to think beyond just pulling and presenting data. That’s not a lie ... they’re just lost in the noise.

The believer is a messy pool of contradictions. Guess what, they’re loving it, play the McDonald’s theme now.

If you’re a believer, understand this: any historical documentary you’ve watched about Jesus is a lie from the start. The name “Jesus” is English, and English wasn’t spoken in Rome, Greece, or Israel in the 1st century AD. It’s simply not historically accurate. If you think English existed back then, you’re seriously mistaken, there was no one called Jesus in that time period. Just think for a moment about how flawed the information is from the beginning. This documentary fails to grasp the basic fact that English didn’t exist in that region, making it false before it even begins. This is about critical thinking, not blind belief.

So, hearing from a video that Jesus was raised from the dead ??? Jesus who, if we’re talking about the 1st century? When you say Jesus walked with 12 apostles ??? Jesus who? When you say Jesus did this and Jesus did that, a logical person has to ask again ??? Jesus who? And if you don’t know that Jesus is Iesous, then you don't know Jesus. The documentary should change the name Jesus in it to Iesous, because that’s when we start heading toward real clarity. In the first century, the name of Jesus was "IESOUS," pronounced as "E" "ZEUS" and nothing else. In English, it is pronounced "GEE" "ZEUS," referring to the son of the Jealous One. So, what a dog is a dog and a pagan god is a pagan god. Thinking about this you can actually pronounce Jesus as Jeus it's probably closer to the Zeus pronunciation that was intended by the Jewish man John in John 1:1 (not gentile) would then mean Zeus is the Jeus. Hey sleeping orthodox Christian, your beliefs come from the Jews and the Greeks. NOT ONE GENTILE IN THE BUNCH. John, Matthew, Paul, Luke, and Mark were all Jews who never became Gentiles, historically speaking. You claim to be a Christian Gentile, but you’re not really that you’re simply a believer. You are a Jewish Greek guided by a pagan god known by hundreds of names. Not very impressive.

People like Seth, who haven’t studied anything, have called me a liar and belittled not just me but also those who come here to learn. He didn’t have to go so far in insulting everyone, all because he’s “stupid,” like many others it’s not just him. Fundamentalism, in any form, whether in politics or science, is like a contagious disease. These fundamentalists are unchangeable, and real science is showing fundamentalist are dangerous. Removing such influences might eventually be a good idea. Believe what you want, but don’t let your beliefs lead you to hurt others or avoid learning just because you can’t do anything else in life.

Please understand, Ron. I don’t care what you believe. If you study, uncover the lies, discover who you are, and logically decide you want to be a believer, then why not? If you find clarity and, with whatever logic drives you, choose to keep your beliefs, forget clarity. I understand. Maybe it’s a family thing, and that’s fine. Seth or anyone could say, “Ron, I get it, but I want to be with my family. I’m going to remain a believer with everyone else.” And that’s okay. It’s better than believing just for the sake of it, you’ve made a real choice that other believers may never have the chance to make. According to the fundamentalist Seth, this website and writings are all coming from someone without clarity and who is a lunatic. This fundamentalist is certain. What do you think is happening?

Believers all missed the class on paganism. I took that class my first semester of life.