There is a false religious system in Rome that in the past has been responsible for many wars, revolutions, Inquisitions, crusades, as well as banning the Most Holy Bible, creating the Illuminati and most secret societies that have plagued the world today with atheistic communism. As well this beast system in Rome is responsible for the pagan ideation of atheism thru their United Nations/UNESCO, Rockefeller funded Findhorn Foundation and Lucis Trust Theosophy Society.
http://www.lucistrust.orghttp://www.findhorn.org/about_us/display_new.php"The Findhorn Foundation has been collaborating with different UN departments, conferences and agencies since 1992 and is registered as an associate member of UNED-UK (UN Environmental and Development-UK Committee) and as a member of UNESCO's Planet Society Network."
http://www.seekgod.ca/education.htmThe allegations made in Zeitgeist, The Movie have been thoroughly discredited. Contrary to what you've been told, these are not new or suppressed ideas, but are based on ideas from outdated scholarship that became popular among skepdics in the latter part of the 19th century.
While these theories have been long discredited by scholars (believers and non-believers alike) they have made a reappearance on the internet by people with an ax to grind along the likes of Achayra S & a few others who try and pass themselves off as experts.
Most of their so called proof is based on half truth, distorted truth and in some cases outright lies. Fortunately, there is extensive apologetics also available on the web that debunks these falsehoods using well researched, footnoted and sourced references that anyone can verify for themselves.
Chrisitanity is the most well documented movement in history. Orthodox Christianity has remained unchanged since the risen Christ appeared to his dicisples. What has come to be known as the bible, the cannonized books were approved writings dating back to the first centruty. Constatine did not have any influence over doctrine or theology. By the time of the council of Nicea, sound Christian doctrine had already been established for more than 300 years. The council of Nicea (like all other councils) was called in response to heresy which was a problem Paul frequently addressed in his letters that make up a large portion of the NT.
Below are just few of the articles that debunk some of the people who run web sites promoting these theories.
Errors of The Jesus Myth
http://www.christiancadre.org/Answers.html#mythEarl Doherty, the Jesus Myth, and Second Century Christian Writings
http://members.optusnet.com.au/gakuseidon/...2ndC_Review.htmEarl Doherty. The Jesus Puzzle. A Critique
http://tektonics.org/doherty/dohertyhub.htmlTHE HISTORICAL JESUS
http://www.christiancadre.org/topics/historicaljesus.htmlThe Historicity of Jesus: Overviews and Defenses
http://web.archive.org/web/20060221193012/...tml#historicityNon-Christian References to Jesus
http://web.archive.org/web/20060221193012/...ljesus.html#nonShattering the Christ-Myth: Secular References to Jesus
http://www.tektonics.org/jesusexist/jesusexisthub.htmlRefuting the Myth That Jesus Never Existed
http://www.bede.org.uk/jesusmyth.htmA Refutation of Archary S's Book "The Christ Conspiracy": Pt 1
http://www.answeringinfidels.com/answering...iracy-pt-1.htmlPt 2
http://www.answeringinfidels.com/answering...iracy-pt-2.htmlAlleged parallels between Christianity and pagan religions
http://www.bede.org.uk/frazer.htm Mystery Religions and Early Christianity
http://www.frontline-apologetics.com/myste...hristianity.htmMithraism_ Not an influence on Christianity
http://www.tektonics.org/copycat/mithra.htmlConfronting the Copycat Thesis
http://www.tektonics.org/copycat/copycathub.htmlPagan Parallels: Answers to the Copy-Cat Savior Theory
http://web.archive.org/web/20060221193012/...esus.html#paganJesus a copycat mythhttp://kingdavid8.com/Copycat/Home.htmlAnd finally, here's a good review of Zeitgest, the movie
A Faith Based on Facts pt 1
http://www.consider.org/News/2007/12.htmlpt 2
http://www.consider.org/News/2007/13.htmlpt 3
http://www.consider.org/News/2007/14.html