It's rather irritating that even when BLM & Co are engaging in the greatest iconoclastic spasm since the Bildersturm, this guy is glibly rehashing anti-Falwell talking points from the 1980s. Smdh.
@@windmillrespector- I was referring (with some exasperation) to the host, who seems to think John Ashcroft is still the most pressing threat to western civilization lol.
When you hear a journalist saying that the low points of Europe were the pogroms and the trial of Galileo, you know that a Cambridge education means ignorance.
The Romans arent the only ones to have to suffer through this. They did the same thing to Indians. The Goa Inquisition is one big example of this, there is a Christian Pastor in india that wants a nation all for Christians. He wants to divide his own country, that man. They are silently converting indian pagans using deceit, and bribery and every way conceivable. The Indian Pagans give them freedom of practice and what not and they write Things such as Christ the only way on their Churches, some way of reciprocating Pagan Tolerance. You don't have to go back 2000 years to see how wicked this religion is. Just look at what they are doing to among the last of the few remaining pagans.
@@richardfromengland580 Well she includes some factual stuff (and yes, some Christians did vandalise Roman statues - hardly a major point), but she utterly messes up with leaving important information out and massively (fanatically) distorting the interpretation to make a comic-book view of history. If only the world (and history) were so simple, but people are messy and complicated.
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GREAT INTERVIEW!
What a good interview!!!
WOW!!!
It’s happening again.
Yep, exactly the same psychopathic manipulative trick. Fascinating stuff.
@@geofholmes206 Yep the Barbarians are within Romes gates again.
It's rather irritating that even when BLM & Co are engaging in the greatest iconoclastic spasm since the Bildersturm, this guy is glibly rehashing anti-Falwell talking points from the 1980s. Smdh.
@@Gorboduc Are you implying that’s not what I’m talking about? 😂🤣
@@windmillrespector- I was referring (with some exasperation) to the host, who seems to think John Ashcroft is still the most pressing threat to western civilization lol.
The current day Christianity is doing same around the world.
Or rather talmudic judaism.
This 'Up to you' concept was learned by Romans from Indian Santana Dharma ( precursor of current Hinduism)
The Hebrews of the old Covenant did not call themselves Christians. Israelites/ Yasha'el
When you hear a journalist saying that the low points of Europe were the pogroms and the trial of Galileo, you know that a Cambridge education means ignorance.
Her book is more polemic than scholarship
Sounds to me like you didn’t read it.
@@skepticus5705 i tried
@@ericmay7722 …and nobody does polemics better than Christians. Also highly adept at pogroms and propaganda.
@@ericmay7722 …and persecution
@@skepticus5705 Yes, that's true
What a beautiful heretic she is
Such poor, unscholarly history, getting so many things factually wrong.
The Romans arent the only ones to have to suffer through this. They did the same thing to Indians. The Goa Inquisition is one big example of this, there is a Christian Pastor in india that wants a nation all for Christians. He wants to divide his own country, that man. They are silently converting indian pagans using deceit, and bribery and every way conceivable. The Indian Pagans give them freedom of practice and what not and they write Things such as Christ the only way on their Churches, some way of reciprocating Pagan Tolerance. You don't have to go back 2000 years to see how wicked this religion is. Just look at what they are doing to among the last of the few remaining pagans.
@@richardfromengland580 The Romans didn't suffer through this - the book is unhistorical muck
@@topologyrob So no Pagans were Persecuted by the Christians? Ever?
@@topologyrob those christian crosses carved into the Roman Statues were carved by the Buddhists Then?
@@richardfromengland580 Well she includes some factual stuff (and yes, some Christians did vandalise Roman statues - hardly a major point), but she utterly messes up with leaving important information out and massively (fanatically) distorting the interpretation to make a comic-book view of history. If only the world (and history) were so simple, but people are messy and complicated.