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John Davis tells a podcast conversation that the message of Jesus, whom he calls Jesua and also Jesu Ben Joseph, was a simple teaching later covered by church power. He claims he carries a memory from the circle of John the Beloved and that, as a Catholic child, he refused it at once. He claims this teacher told people they did not need religious rulers or political ones, while later hands added fear, idols, and control. Peter, he says, was painted as the first pope only after the fact, and Paul carried another gospel that some Gnostic writing brands as false. He claims rites of confirmation, threats of hell, and an exclusive path turned freedom into an institution. He points to shifting Bible editions, above all the King James text, and to writings left aside such as the Gospel of Thomas. He reads early lines in John as the same divine awareness found in Hindu sources, shared by levels rather than owned by one group. These are Davis’s claims about how an earlier message was changed.
Key points
- Davis claims a memory linked to John the Beloved that he rejected while growing up Catholic.
- He claims the teacher he calls Jesua rejected both religious and political mastery.
- He claims Paul and a later Roman church replaced that freedom with dogma and a papal origin story.
- He claims Bible editions, especially the King James text, piled on changes and left other gospels out.
- He claims the start of John matches a wider divine awareness also voiced in Hindu sources.
- He claims love in the moment matters more than fear, hell, or imposed food rules.
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And being a young Catholic boy, I denied it immediately.
John Davis, John Davis on the Words of Jesus
He claims a Catholic childhood made him reject a memory of walking near Jesus. Watch at 2:44
In fact, when they question, they are literally cast out.
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He claims religious groups push out people who begin to question. Watch at 8:44
He brought it down into a more simple form.
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He claims Jesua compressed older teachings into a plainer form. Watch at 11:56
And so to prove these stories were true he sent his mother to the Middle East to find all the holy sites.
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He claims a ruler’s mother was sent east so holy places could prop up later stories. Watch at 16:51
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