Born and raised in a Seventh Day Adventist home, Lee J. Farrell attended private schools until the completion of junior high. During his high school years he drifted away from his conservative upbringing and studied the doctrines of other more liberal Christian denominations at length. In his mid twenties, Lee's father become a pastor for the Adventist Church as Lee drifted further away from his family's doctrinal beliefs. Ultimately Lee decided to leave the church he'd grown up in and study on his own. Lee's personal studies focused primarily on ancient Hebrew and ancient near eastern religious texts with a particular interest in how modern Christianity has been corrupted by "pagan" influences to the point that the religion no longer resembles what the original founders once believed. For seven years, Lee studied very deeply forms of Messianic Christianity and Judaism, observing the annual festivals of the Bible as closely as possible. At one point he facilitated group discussions online regarding the pagan origins of Christianity. Eventually his studies also branched out into what some might call esoteric and/or occult (hidden) writings of various "learned masters." Today Lee would classify himself more as an agnostic with a deep passion for learning and continual growth. His greatest passion is in sharing new discoveries with others and helping to explain complex concepts in easy to understand terms. He is currently working on a collection of books exposing the pagan origins of modern Christianity for the purpose of helping others to think more critically about their beliefs and open their minds to further study.
