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So the entire argument was just moving the goal post?

We have no more information than just the information of people from the distant past and what they wrote down that they believed came from God, it was supposedly revealed to them about what God had to say about himself. Only people describe and write down things they thought came from God? Why should I believe those people?

haven't finished the video yet ( 1:27 ) but saying roman gods are similar to greek is like saying american is similar to english

I’m five minutes in and I have a feeling I might not completely agree but I have to sleep, I do respect your clearly putting good thought into something this and it deserves my full attention.

You put that better than I've ever heard it put before. And it both connected and elucidated concepts I've been wrestling with for years. You, my brother in Christ, let our Father speak through you.

The myths were stories passed down about the descendants of the Nephalim mixing with man kind and creating a race of giants.

RNG for this was crazy! Yesterday, just created a folder for basically anti-scripture, for things to teach my AI NOT to do. This popped up before I went to bed, and is exactly the kind of thing I'm looking for! Trying to make an AI that can teach scripture, and eventually become a morality component of future AIs.

1:07 Romans and Greeks far apart... bruh

Love this.

who let this guy read books and make observations about them

GENIUS

God, these Jungian types are so cringe.

bro is majestic

Brilliant vid.

You may embody the most rare unconscious archetypes such as the trickster or magician, but they are still loops. Your loop is, you are stuck trying to attain a sort of enlightenment you already have. You keep watching these videos, but you already know. Unless you don’t, then welcome to the mad house.

Greek and Roman aren't that far apart as both come from P.I.E, and Sanskrit also has the 'sky father' dyaus pitr. The P.I.E god was *Dyḗus ph₂tḗr whence Jupiter ' earlier *djous pater' and Zeus ' Zeu pater'.

thank you for this video, this was very helpful in recontextualizing many concepts which i had learned before but which were intentionally presented to me at the time as flawed. now i see the connection between what before i'd only abstractly defined in my head as the "top-down," the "bottom-up," and the "link-between." the trinity is ontologically necessary.

THIS IS CRAZY Added to my favourites

the video is lagging inn some places

Wrong.

Yeah imma need that psychedelics video yesterday please

Keep it up man, these types of deeply analytical and philosophical videos about history and the mithology that surged within different cultures (all end up tying to God in the end) are quite interesting

Sure, valid points. Perhaps the uniqueness is not the elements of the story, but the point of the story. Jesus isn’t the first deity to be born of a virgin, or live as a man, etc. After all, if there is a collective unconscious, why not play a role? However, in ancient myths, relationships with your gods are transactional. Impersonal. They care nothing for you, if they cherish or protect you it’s purely at their own amusement, and usually as part of some spar with another god. The moral of Jesus’s story is that this god is the True God, the source of the world and all creation, and it’s fundamentally good, selfless and loves you so much it would lay down its life to save you and be with you. Ancient Greeks would have recognized elements of their own mythology within the story of Jesus. They still chose Christianity over their respective mythology, due to the personal, and fundamentally empathetic, aspect of it which was mostly absent in Greek myths.

revert catholic here

Excellent video.

as a catholic who also suffers with OCD and scrupulosity i often question this as well

My brain hurts.

The reason why Gods from different mythologies are similar is because demons are using what has already worked to deceive the nations

Shouldn’t have changed the title, the first one was badass.

Another thing to add: Satan converses with people differently To the unbeliever: "You can do it! You're free to do so! It won't harm anyone! You have one life: follow your heart and live by your rules!" To the Saved Believer: "Oh NO! You SINNED! My, you're not a real Believer! You're a lukewarm Believer! Get on your knees and repent your sins to God!" To the unbeliever, he wants to keep them as far away from the Gospel as humanly possible To the Believer, he accuses them of not being a Believer, and tells them to repent and do the works of the law.

This video title is great 😂

gnostic understanding of jesus reduce him to a master or budda type figure. in reality he is the anti virus to the sickness in the world

Jung already has the wrong perception of Christ to begin with...but ok

LMAO @ Greek and Roman cultures being "far apart "

the first title was way more swag.

Well, regarding various sky gods, it isn't surprising that many of them have striking similarities. Most European cultures, some Iranian cultures, and some Indian cultures all descend from an early people group known as the Proto Indo-Europeans. The chief deity in their pantheon was a sky god called Dyeus Phter. The Proto Indo-Europeans split into various daughter cultures over time and their deities split and changed from that common origin. Dyeus Phter became Zeus Pater (eventually shortened to Zeus) in ancient Greece, Dyous Pater in Proto-Italic (which then changed to Jupiter over time), and Dyaus Pita in Vedic India. The same goes for many other deities. They seem related because they're literally cultural interpretations of a shared ancestral mythology split apart over time. My favorite Proto Indo-European deity is their storm God, Perkwunos. He was associated with oak trees. In fact, one translation of his name means, Lord of Oaks. He lived on the side of a mountain, and was associated with floods and carpentry. He is thought to have wielded some sort of tool or weapon. Most commonly, a hammer. Some thought this hammer had dual purposes. It served as a carpenter's tool, but also crushed the head of the cosmic serpent, which brought about a global flood. The echoes of truth through ancient mythology

Very interesting video, I can appreciate the philosophy as an agnostic. All of this does seem a little bit too idk convenient tho. That's the one thing that always got me with the Christian faith is that the whole concept of the devil and hell seems way too convenient in threatening it's followers into not thinking for themselves, saying their very thoughts themselves are evil and to be blocked out sounds like something humans would definitely make up to use for control

Informative video and interesting too. 👍 Out of curiosity what is that background audio track at around the 17:46-18:00(ish) mark? Reminds me of the works of Jake Chudnow

You say you personally believe the apple was a symbol of psychedelics can you make a vid about that? Can you also make a video about Catholicism on nihilism and why nihilism is so popular yet still why Catholicism still wins. I feel like nihilism has a big role and blame as to why young people are how they are today and why so many would rather go their life without thinking about religion in general

Plato was truly intelligent, and so, was able to discern the truth, at least, about this. He should be respected, pagan or not.

God bless you sir. Very well said and a fascinating video! 🤝✝️

Brother, I believe you just described theosis in an absolutely beautiful way.

I am a Christo-centric Pagan so I have a different perspective on the the gods. I think your idea about the entities/people, we think of as the Pagan gods (the Olympians, the Tuatha De, the Aesir, etc) being personifications of chaos is inaccurate. Based on my readings of the ancient Pagan myths the old gods are not personifications of chaos, but agents who were sent by the One God to battle the actual personifications of Chaos, who are referred in the myths as Titans, Fomorians, and Jotunn in their respective cultures, so as to clear the way for Christ. After the Fall, man is in too broken of a state to receive Christ, and the Old Testament is the story of how over a period of 2000 years God worked directly with the Children of Israel to get them into a state where at least some of them would be capable of comprehending what Christ was saying and then receiving him into their hearts. If God had tried sending Christ during the time of Abraham say, I don't think it would have worked, no one would have listened to him. Jesus speaks of this in the parable of the Sower. Seed needs to fall on the right sort of ground in order sprout and grow into a healthy plant. If a seed falls in stony soil, or soil filled with weeds then it will not grow. In order for a seed to grow properly then it needs to be planted in soil that has been weeded and cleared of rocks. The story of the Old Testament is the story of the person of the Son personally weeding and clearing away the rocks from the patch of earth that was Isreal. However that begs the question, if both the Jews and the Gentiles (the Greeks, the Romans, the Celts, and the Germanics) were in an equal state of brokenness at the time the Old Testament began, if all the patches of soil were choked with weeds and rocks, then how did the Europeans peoples get to a state where they were capable of receiving the word of Christ when it came to them through the Apostles? Someone has to have been weeding and clearing away the rocks in the fields of earth that were the European peoples. I believe that answer to that question is the old gods, the Olympians, the Tuatha De, and the Aesir. The stories of them fighting the Titans/Fomorians/Jotunn, and of the old gods interacting with mortals are the stories of how these agents of the One God cleared the fields of the European people's hearts, so that when that seed of Christ came it would find fertile soil in which the seed would grow.

I see it more like he concluded logically how the perfect King would be, and that King if Jesus Christ. Remember that logic comes from Logos. God is Logos.

Slava Satan!

A response to your video titled: This proves the Christian God isn’t who you think: Nice video. But if the son is the result of the father thinking about himself creating or interacting with his creation, doesn't that mean that the son doesn't exist and is just a thought? I would really appreciate an explanation.

Amazing video, the historical context to which Chrisitianity differs is quite revealing of the unique nature of the religion as a whole. One critique I do have is that the video and sound were not entirely synced, but that's a quick fix! Keep it up man!

Yeah the Greek religion and Roman religion were super far apart. Especially when the Roman’s modeled their religion after the Greek pantheon

This was very interesting. Thanks for sharing.