Jesus Origins
Discovering the original ChristianityWelcome to the website of author S.P. Laurie.
Who killed Christ?
The Romans…or evil angels?
According to the four gospels, it was the Romans at the instigation of the Jewish priests. If Jesus were a man living in Roman occupied Judea in the first century, then the Romans must have been the culprits. No one else had power to order a crucifixion.
But did Jesus exist as a man in the first century?
We will see that the earliest evidience points to the real killers of Chirst—the “archons”, evil angels who had been appointed to rule the world.
New for 2023!
The book that reveals the true author of the Gospel of Luke and Acts of the Apostles.
The Gospel of Domitilla is now available in print and ebook from Amazon and other retailers.
This book tells the fascinating story of Flavia Domitilla. She was the granddaughter of one emperor and the niece of two others. Domitian adopted her two young sons as his successors.
But Domitilla was also a secret Christian. When Domitian found out, he unleashed a tragedy that led to the end of the Flavian dynasty.
Domitilla became a Christian saint and is best known today for the catacombs of Domitilla in Rome. But here, for the first time, is the evidence that she did far more than that…
Jesus Origins – An overview
The first Christians did not know Jesus as a flesh-and-blood man, but only the spiritual Jesus. They believed that Christ had been crucified in heaven six hundred years before. And ever since his death, the world had been under the dominion of evil angels. But now Jesus had been reborn and resurrected spiritually through the shaman Mary. It was the beginning of the end of the world…
Three Miracles and the Thomas Code

Three miracles, all involving the creation of a prodigious amount of food or drink. Three mathematical plays on the Thomas Code. Start with Water into Wine to go through the whole series.
Water into Wine: the Thomas Code
The Feeding of the Five Thousand
The same material is available as a pdf paper.
Introducing “The Judas War”
The Judas War explores the apocalyptic foundations of Christianity. It shows how the crucifixion account goes back to the exile of Israel and Judah. And how “Judas Iscariot” represents an ancient betrayal in a forgotten war.