Dumb Things Christians DO NOT Like

Christianity has its roots in the Jewish religion, and its early followers believed that Jesus was the Messiah who had been prophesied in the Hebrew Bible. However, there are also mysterious elements in the origins of Christianity, such as the influence of pagan mystery religions on its beliefs and practices, and the role of mystical experiences and rituals in shaping the early Christian community. The exact nature of these influences and experiences remains a subject of debate and speculation among scholars.

Gnostic philosophy is a diverse and complex set of beliefs that emerged in the early centuries of Christianity. It is characterized by the idea that humans possess a divine spark or inner knowledge that can lead them to salvation. At the same time, the material world is considered a place of suffering and ignorance created by a lesser, flawed deity. Gnosticism teaches that the true God is the source of the divine spark within humans, and that salvation comes through gaining knowledge (gnosis) of this divine essence.

Gnostic teachings often incorporate elements from other religious and philosophical traditions, such as Platonism and Judaism. Some Gnostic sects believed in a complex hierarchy of divine beings, while others focused on the relationship between the individual and the divine. Gnosticism was seen as a threat to early Christianity due to its unorthodox beliefs, and many Gnostic texts were suppressed or destroyed.

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[erictwombly]

Considering there are 45, 000 Christian sects of Christian churches, and a lot of them use "their recognized version of the bible, " which could be vastly different from others all represented as, "The Bible, " it is easy to surmise that they are all confused by humans. Early Christians passed "the Word, " by oral tellings from one storyteller to another. Permutations introduced were occurring between hearing a story and remembering then telling the story word for word as told, to new listeners. Words can have different meanings and could be interpreted in different ways and could be expressed differently or changed by the new teller to entice or enrapture their audience better.

For example, many of us were preached to believe that Eve was created from Adam's rib. The oldest verified authentic copies of that script state that Eve was created from one half of Adam.

Why the difference? The translators, several hundred years later, were.mysoginistic and felt that women were secondary beings and should not have power or influence. This extended to the New Testament, also. In one of the two ressurection stories in the Bible (both different - but that is a different topic, ) one specifically mentioned Mary being the first one to witness the Resurrection. She waa chosen by God to do so. What happened to her in present scripture?? Chosen to see The Proof of Jesus's teachings, and the Power of God that could not be denied, was erased from bible. The first witness was a woman, chosen by God! ...

The Gospel of Mary exists and was banned. You know, by those guys who today favor young boys, large candles, and preach impending doom, what was/is recognized as the ten words or ten statements - think Commandments, and sprinkle/emerse us in water to birth us in the buildings they call churches.

[_nobodyxi]

It's starting to look like they were just making shit up as they went

[lianefehrle]

A lot of info for a person to understand. You helped me learn more.

[UllyrWuldan]

Nutty clearly got had by Tim Horton’s and he’s never forgiven them.

[SaraTHTM]

People will go to any lengths to deny the Savior. Sad.

[nifftythegoblin]

and the random Tim Hortons beef is why I keep coming back lmao

[davesky]

The readers digest version. Well done!

[richperez]

Religion is man-made. Not even the men who made it can agree on what exactly their prophets did or said.

[robertciesialka]

What is the National Geographic documentary used in this video? I would like to watch it

[johnm.]

The "lost books" are rejected books, not lost. They failed to meet the critiria as inspired. The Church predates the compilation of the Bible, and determined this and other matters and still does by divine mandate.

[txvixen]

I love how he keeps roasting that naaty-a$$ latte. 😂

[carsona]

Summary: The Roman Empire, having a much more interesting religion/mythology, was torn down by infighting Christian savages and barbarians. Long live the Empire.

[catherinejohnson]

Holy crap!! You are Canadian?! Only a Canuck would reference Tims

[Classic.Cameras]

Nutty is right. Tim Hortons is overrated and sucks. Now give me an IceCap...

[moshimedlin-swov]

If Jesus was married to Saint Mary Magdalen it still wouldn't be a sin. So why does it matter? I'm not saying it's true. I'm Catholic. But what if it was?

Moshi

[zegervanaschvanwijck]

Where are those comments from those who think that every thing written in the English bible are the exact words of god? I am a Christian but can’t understand how blind you must be to think the Bible is not written by man, and beleave it’s written in English counting every word. (I mean those us Christian groups)

[sweeneytodd]

There's many religions across the world and within each religion there are many sub religions with many shared principles and beliefs but also with significant enough differences that they separate themselves from the others to varying degrees.
Always makes me wonder why so many belief systems all declare themselves as the one true religion and god yet their % of the global population is always going to be a minority.
Why are they all so arrogant and let's face it, childish in their beliefs that their minority are the only people worthy of a good afterlife and the overwhelming majority of people destined to eternity in whatever hell their particular creed plunges them into.

[kdvine]

I think its safe to assume the narrator isn't a big fan of Timmy's

[Horus]

So it's obvious that the bible isn't divinely inspired. Ultimately, man debated, fought, and murdererd to decide which doctrine was included in the writings. God is man made.

[The_Hairy_Hermit]

Religion is the monetisation if spirituality. These are the money makers jesus was talking about.