Seth's comments on Jehovah, paraphrased, as all of this will be.

There was a race of people on Earth called the Lumanians, who lived long before Atlantis. They opposed violence so much that they altered themselves to the point where they were incapable of violence. They didn't mix with the surrounding cave people. They had a civilization as technologically advanced as our own. As they became victimized by the violence of non-Lumanians, they became very fearful. They then started to believe in a god who was extremely tough, who would protect them because they couldn't protect themselves. This god of theirs was the forerunner of Jehovah, the angry and fierce god of the Jews. Oral tradition kept this angry and fierce god alive in the minds of people long after the Lumanians dispersed and mingled with the surrounding people.

Seth's comments on the life of Jesus.

Jesus was never crucified. A different man was crucified. This man was delusional and was also drugged. Jesus was not betrayed by Judas. Jesus was protected by Judas. Judas fingered "the wrong man" for crucifixion. When it is said that Jesus rose from the dead, there is a very simple explanation for this. Jesus wasn't dead. He faded from public life after the crucifixion of the fake Jesus. He never had any interest in being crucified. That's not something a sane man would want to go through.

Seth's comments on God.

God exists. God can also be called All That Is. The two are interchangeable - God and All That Is. God does not exist as a separate entity. God is within us all. There is no separate being called God.

Seth's comments on Satan.

Satan does not exist. Satan is a product of the flawed beliefs of people. People think that if there is a top there must be a bottom, if there is a good there must be an evil, if there is a God there must be a Satan. Satan is utter nonsense.

I have a question for Seth, though it isn't going to get answered. Since you talk about probable realities, just like the quantum physicists do, and since you have said that all possibilities have become realities, how can you say that Jesus was not crucified? Wasn't he crucified in one of your realities? Wasn't that a possibility? If so, didn't it happen? You say that all possibilities do happen. So when you describe these events, above, aren't you just describing one of the many ways it "could have happened" and therefore "did happen"?