The life of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, as told through the New Testament, is a fabrication

I will first cite the contrast between Jesus and the Egyptian God Horus. There were many interpretations of Horus, most of which were conceived up to 3,000 years before Jesus was alleged to be born. I will have to omit certain details of the interpretation I will be focusing on, to not only save space for my argument, but to save you time as well. I ask that any questions you have regarding details omitted are stated before your retort, even if they are implied within your argument, so that I may efficiently retrieve that information for you. It is no secret, that figures of Christianity within the first centuries of its conception mercilessly defeated many aspects of Egyptian literature and culture. During the fourth century, Christian mobs began to violently overthrow much of the Egyptian religion, especially. This included the outlawing of Egyptian faith, and also the hieroglyphics used to express it. In 356 C.E., Constantius the second closed all Egyptian temples of Isis and Osiris (The parents of Horus), and forbade hieroglyphics as a religious language. In 380 C.E., the emperor Theodosius proclaimed Christianity to be the official Roman state religion, thus forbidding all existing pagan cults from worshiping, some of which still included the deities Isis, Osiris, and Horus. The similarities between Jesus and Horus could very well be why Egyptian religion was a convenient target to destroy, but that is neither here nor there. It is enough for it to be obvious, that the spread of Christianity is its own main practice, from its conception to its modern day role in the world. This paragraph was meant to be a precursor to the contrasts between Jesus and Horus. It was to show that there was something especially threatening to Christianity right from the beginning. It should be noted that the similarities between Jesus and Horus are a subject of controversy within the realm of history. So this is not to be misunderstood, the history of Christianity is very much the focus of not just secular theologians, but theologians of certain Christian denominations as well, thus leaving room for bias and intentional distortions. It is not a coincidence that these similarities are almost always brushed aside by the religious theologians, not secular theologians or even historians. Of the many interpretations of the Deity Horus, historians and theologians for the most part acknowledge one which is blatant in its contrast to many aspects of Jesus Christ. Here is a list of the similarities: Horus: -Born on December 25 in a manger -Born of the virgin Isis-Mery (debatable, for it was through a makeshift phallus engineered by Isis to be the lost phallus of Osiris) -His birth was announced by a star in the East -His birth was attended by 3 "Wise Men" -He was a teacher at age 12 -At age 30 he was baptized by "Anup the Baptizer", who was decapitated -He had 12 companions -He performed miracles, as well as raising Osiris from the dead -He walked on water -He was crucified between 2 thieves -Being dead, he was now that of Osiris, his father -He was buried in a tomb, and resurrected after 3 days -The new found Horus/Osiris divinity was called many terms, such as: "Way, The Truth, The Light", "Messiah", and "Lamb of God" These are not even the similarities in their entirety, but should be sufficient. Murdock, D.M. Christ In Egypt: The Horus-Jesus Connection. 2011.