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Analysis of Doctrinal Derivations​"I am the way, the truth, and the life": This formula of identification with the cosmic principle echoes the declarations of Egyptian deities such as Osiris and Thoth, and is found in the Hindu texts of the Bhagavad Gita, where Krishna expresses identical concepts centuries before Christian chronology.​"Love your neighbor as yourself": This precept is a direct quote from Leviticus (19:18), a traditional Jewish text written centuries before the birth of Christ. It is not a new morality, but a repetition of pre-existing tribal codes.​"Do not do to others what you would not want done to you": Known as the "Golden Rule," this maxim was the cornerstone of the thought of Confucius in China and of Greek philosophers such as Thales and Isocrates long before the Common Era. The concept of "Rebirth": The idea of ​​being "born again" to access a higher dimension is the foundation of the Eleusinian Mysteries and Mithraism, initiatory cults where the candidate underwent a symbolic death and spiritual rebirth. The "Resurrection" after three days: This mythological scheme is faithfully copied from the myths of Attis, Adonis, and Dionysus, solar deities who died and were resurrected to ensure the cyclical nature and the vigor of life. "My kingdom is not of this world": A direct derivation of Platonism, which separated the sensible world (material and corrupt) from the world of ideas (perfect and spiritual). The Church used this separation to belittle the value of material sovereignty.