That’s the situation, more or less, that Joseph Atwill describes at the beginning of Caesar’s Messiah: The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus, the new documentary movie based on Atwill’s book ...

[Jesus] said “render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s,” clearly instructing his followers to obey the secular law even if they have religious objections to it.

We might be missing the religious challenge of the saying about rendering to Caesar and to God.

According to "Caesar's Messiah," Jesus Christ is an entirely fictional character and the New Testament is nothing but pro-Roman, anti-Semitic propaganda. That's quite a provocative premise for ...

However, in this case, even the Roman ruler of Jesus’ time didn’t see him as a warmongering, revolutionary threat. He, in fact, gave every opportunity for the religious elite to back down from ...

Encoded in the Gospels, Atwill contends, are multiple references to Titus, establishing a direct connection between the emperor and Jesus. Reading the Gospels along with Josephus's Wars of the Jews, ...