• He organizes Eastern Church with Peter together, and then Roman Church also, and Rome becomes the capital of the Christian world.

• Paul comes to Rome and ends his career in order to start his unvisible influence.

• Paul is an idol or ideal of the Catholic Church, the Augustinians, Lutherans, Calvinists, and various Christian sects. They may have different names, but they can not do without Paul.

• Hebrews (Epistles to Hebrews) were introduced by theimaginaryOrigen^[8], and they do not belong to Paul.

• In the early epistles of Paul (Thessalonians) a phrase was inserted "Jesus is Lord of the faithful, he died and resurrected", but nothing had been reported about his life and teachings, cross, intercession and atonement.

• His epistles contain a lot of things absent in New Testament. Paul mentions Hermas in Romans.

• At the end of the Romans, a string of names is mentioned to show a large number of students of Paul and in order to create attendance of him and his disciples in our imagination. In verses 1-6 the 1st chapter the Creed was introduced. It is shown, that Christ was made of the seed of David.

• Luke, the physician from Antioch, accompanies Paul all journeys. It seems, that Paul gave permission to Luke to write Gospel, learned by Luke from Paul and from the other apostles. Luke makes this statement in his preface.

• Monks had found another way to glorify Paul. They invented a multitude of heretics, the most prominent of whom testified about Paul.

• Apocryphal writings serve to arouse the curiosity and entertain, as well as to enhance the value of the canonical books. Paul and Thekla, and all fables about the lion's baptism, obtained the status of the Apocrypha.

• Paul's scribbling is absent both in Syria and in Africa, and in any of these places, but probably, it exists in several Italian monasteries, as well as in other monasteries of (Catholic) system, particularly in France, and especially in FrenchBenedictinemonastery inSaint-Moré.

On the history of Christianity

• Imaginary Tertullian^[9]compiled all the history of Christianity and spread it in  world. It could not happen before the middle of the XVI century.

• The history among VII and XIV centuries was invented by writers-monks, who created imaginary characters and events.

• Concepts such as "Fathers of the Church," "Gospels", "St. Paul" are absent in the early Christian texts.

• No manuscripts about the history of the church dated before the beginning of the XVI century – have survived.

• Monks- writers developed alphabets, parchments and inks for submission of manuscripts of different ages.

• Adoption of the Creed in Nicea is a fiction.

• Latin language is and was the original language of the church. For example, the works of Virgil Polydor^[10] used only Latin authors, without reference to the Greek authors, which means that Latin was the language of the original church.

• The Catholic Church was established relatively recently - during the Council of Trent^[11], or at the moment, when the decrees were drawn up. And these decrees (for the most part) are formally based on the doctrine of St. Paul, so decrees are an expression of the views of the Fathers (monks), who "contrived" Paul.

Here are short excerpts from the suggestions, proposed on behalf of Paul:

"Heavenly Father, the Father of mercies and God of all consolation sent His Son Christ. Jesus's coming was foretold in the Old Testament. He can liberate the Jews, who lived in accordance with the law, and the Gentiles, who followed him, and all (people) can become sons of God. Christ redeemed our sins before God by faith and by his blood, but not only ours, but the sins of the whole world. "

On the Bible and its components

• Acts were written at the middle of the XVI century.

• Vulgate^[12]or Latin Bible, along with the Bible in Hebrew, are the earliest existing texts of the Bible (Latin Bibles - author). In this case, the whole story happens in the sixteenth century. The final version of the Bible text was adopted by the Catholic Church as an official, and this text was published in 1589-1592(Jackson denies, that the Vulgate was written by Jerome, and calls it a fairy tale - auth.).

• Gutenberg Bible (supposedly printed in 1456) - it is likely one of the tales of historians, which arose after the XVI century or more later, when someone needed to "prove" the existence of the Bible in the middle of the XV century. Editions of the Bible had been dated retroactively. Extremely high typographical quality of "Gutenberg" edition shows, that this Bible (edition) could be printed only after a long period of new art of printing development.

• The New Testament was formed gradually and was created by the monks in the monasteries, at first different fragments of the Acts and the Epistles were created, and then mosaic of the New Testament was compiled of such fragments.

• Acts were written about 400 years ago (now - more than 500 years ago - auth.). They are the basis of the whole system, on which the New Testament was written. This is - an introduction to the New Testament and the work of theologians. Persons, place and time - everything is fiction. The work was done by the monks, harmonized and disseminated in the monasteries at the time of the early Reformation.

On the writings of the church fathers

•Tertullian, Eusebius, Jerome, Origen and Augustine- these authors and their works in Latin were invented by medieval monks.

• Works of Eusebius^[13]were written by medieval monks in Latin in Paris. Then they were transferred to the Greek language in order to show, that the early church was formed in Greece.

• “Jerome" and “Augustine" are not the names of people, who wrote more than 1400 years ago, but they are aliases of monastic fraction of the Renaissance epoch.

• Origen introduced the term "God-man".

• Monks created the doctrine of original sin (Romans 5:12).

• Tertullian in his dogmatic-polemical writings mentiones only Episteles 1 and 2 Timothy, Gallates, Romans, 1 and 2 Corinthians, Philippians.

• Legend of the writings of Marcion appears relatively late, and was placed under the title "Tertullian".

• Tertullian was the first man, who formulated the concept of the Trinity, and laid the foundation of the ecclesiastical Latin^[14].

On Jews

• It is impossible to say for sure about Jewish culture before 1492. Likely, it was written in Hebrew about that period approximately at the middle of the sixteenth century.

• Jewish scholars, expelled from Spain, took up the legal literature.

• There are no survived works of rabbis before the XV century. Very few books dated before XV century AD have survived.

• The first book was published in Hebrew in a place called the Soncino near Cremona, but you may find, that even the printing date “XVI century” is highly questionable.

• In Christian circles it is difficult to find traces of Hebrew emergence, even at the first half of the sixteenth century.

• Kabbalah, or tradition is the invention of the Renaissance.

• The Jewish community in the world should always be oppressed.

• «We want them to be destroyed, but we can`t do without their books," said Polydor. And this is one of the assumptions, that unravels the whole puzzle of Paul.

• All Catholics say: Paul is to be a Jew and also is to be a Catholic . All Protestants say: he must be a Protestant. But a fateful moment in the proof is, that the Jews have no relationship to Saul-Paul.