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Christianity Unveiled: A Pagan Perspective

“If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring forth will save you. If you do not bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy you.”

― Gospel of Thomas

You were born into a script you didn’t write. A myth carved into stone by men who called it holy and enforced it with empire. Before you knew how to question, they gave you a serpent to fear, a woman to blame, and a cross to kneel beneath. They told you it was love. But it was obedience.

This blog is about unveiling what was buried beneath centuries of conquest and dogma. It’s about pulling the curtain off the institutions that stole, erased, and rewrote the memory of the earthborn traditions that came before them.

Christianity didn’t arrive as a revelation. It arrived as a rebranding—of myths, symbols, bloodlines, and mysteries that long predated it. The serpent was once a sacred current of wisdom. The woman was once a vessel of life, not sin. The Grail was a bloodline, not a chalice. What was once the Dragon legacy of the matriarchal world became demonized, inverted, and weaponized. And the Church built its theology on that inversion.

This blog doesn’t seek to argue with Christianity. It seeks to expose it—its theft, its violence, its psychological engineering. Christianity wasn’t built on gnosis. It was built on suppression of it. Rome didn’t adopt the faith of Christ. It hijacked the mysteries of the East, the rites of the Goddess, and the serpent wisdom of the old world, reassembling them into a hierarchy designed to control the body, the mind, and the feminine.

You were told your desires were sin. Your questions were rebellion. Your body was shameful. Your doubt was dangerous. The conditioning runs deep—not just in doctrine, but in the psyche. Guilt, fear, self-denial… these weren’t spiritual virtues. They were behavioral tools.

This project exists to speak what the Church silenced. It is not here to comfort those still loyal to the myth. It is here to open the locked door and light a match inside. To follow the threads of pagan, Gnostic, and Dragon lineages that were never destroyed—only hidden. To trace how belief became architecture, and how that architecture became a prison.

What you’ll find here isn’t a gentler gospel. You’ll find contradiction, blood history, psychological excavation, and the mythic structure of power. You’ll find essays that read between the lines of scripture. You’ll find the suppressed history of the feminine, the stolen rites of the serpent, and the echoes of something older—something they feared enough to burn.

This is not for those still in love with the cage. It’s for those who felt something was off in the hymns. Who sat in pews and quietly unraveled. Who were told their thinking was pride and their pain was a test. It’s for the ones who remember what they were told to forget.

Christianity Unveiled is not here to save you. It’s here to tell the truth. And that might be the first holy thing you've ever felt.

—Zzenn