Ben, I think Nietzsche's Genealogy of Morals makes more sense of the historical record than this.

…es with the humble carpenter Jesus who, far from besting his enemies in battle died in humiliation. This was parody with a subtle criticism of Greco-Roman and imperial values: the weak will inherit the earth, and the moral idealism of Jesus’s visionary counterculture — of his pacifism, alienation from mass culture, and his indifference to romantic love, family life, and material possessions — ought to replace the amorality of traditional dominance hierarchies and empires.
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Tim Ward, Mature Flâneur
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Ben, I think Nietzsche's Genealogy of Morals makes more sense of the historical record than this. In your version, WHO made this parody? To what end?
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