At Nicaea, Serapis Christus finally became Jesus Christ

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The charismatic character of the Bible once went by another name....Serapis Christus.

But where did the origins of this character come from and why does the story of Jesus the Christ match so closely to the Egyptian story of Heru (Horus)

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