Does the title Christ come from the Indian god Krishna?
An attempt was made to prove this by Robert Taylor in his work entitled: The Diegesis; Being a Discovery of the Origin, Evidence, and Early History of Christianity, pages 168-179. Taylor asserts that Chrisna was the first Christ and that Jesus Christ is the imitation. This assumption has confused many Names Advocates-a result of the failure to grasp what Hislop really says about Nimrod and Semiramis. The consequence has led to many of the false concepts Sacred Names people hold. Historians versed in ancient history attest to the apostasy of Nimrod and his success in breaking down the Patriarchal faith by delivering men from the awe of God and fear of His judgments (Hislop, page 52). Nimrod, the first post-Flood despot, was well aware of God’s promise to provide a coming Savior (Gen. 3:15). Early pagans knew of the penalty of death for sin and the promise of eternal life (Rom. 1:18-32). Nimrod’s success depended on convincing his subjects that he or his offspring would be the promised s
