Christianity in Five Minutes

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I post this video link not to offend, but to enlighten. It provides another perspective of religion according to history. If you are Christian, you probably won't like the first 40 minutes. It details how the figure of Jesus was a repackaging of the old sun gods. It's almost 2 hours long, but it is worth the time to watch. There are other bits and pieces that are very good. I am not implying that it is the "truth" but it does serve as a sort of "wake up call" that all may not be as we believe both politically and religously. If you do not feel it is appropriate, feel free to delete it. Personally, the jury is still out in my brain on it. I'm not sure what to make of some of it.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5547481422995115331
 
Well, I'm going to admit to NOT watching a 40 minute video, let alone 2 hours. I've seen and read many of these presentations before. But I will allow that there are elements of pagan sun god worship that have been adopted into Christianity in the same way that the existing pagan moon god worship was repackaged into Islam. Of course, Islam isn't really about the worship of the moon god any more than Christianity is about the worship of old sun gods.
 
gracias KelleyD,

but you are not the first muslim to give me a youtube homework assignment or egregiously long website rant about 'hidden history.'

i've not heard anything new (and therefore nothing convincing) concerning 'mithra' or the separate religion centered around sol invictus. when you look into the actual history of both religions (imperial cult in the case of SI) you do not see any significant connections... this is as simple as a searching for their respective wikipedia entries.

there is a good deal of misinformation and false history both about Christianity and about these two religions, it seems to mostly come from islamic and other anti Christian sources. on their face i do not consider islamic opinions regarding christianity or christian history valid... they're not genuine intellectual inquests but rather deceptions to convince me of the validity of islam, by attempting to establish invalidity of christianity.

usually they center on elaborate yet formulaic conspiracy theories with evil plots by St. Paul, Constantine, 'the pagans' or 'the Jews' attempting to inject 'paganism' into Christianity... which on it's face it just seems ridiculous, but when i read the quran it made a lot more sense...

the book is filled with constant warnings and manic fears about polytheists... i suppose with such a view of the world it is easy to believe polytheists are secretly responsible for everything from mesothelioma to world wars.

but regardless of why there is this preoccupation with injecting grand conspiracies into Christian history (since i don't really care why), it does greatly diminish the value i attach to muslims' opinions of christianity or christian history. generally when they want to talk about Christianity i groan and try to find something else to discuss...

it is a bit like the man on the bus who wears the tinfoil hat and insists with great tenacity that the government attempts to read his brainwaves, and with equal tenacity insists that you must listen to everything he tells you about this during the entire length of your bus trip.

que Dios te bendiga
 
Christianity in 5 words might make for a better thread, more fun that way too!

Christian: Christ died for our sins!

Muslim: Pay for your own sins!
 
This thread survived 3 years with rather peaceful disagreement. It now took only a week to turn into a war, much of it being in the past 24 hours.

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