Zeitgeist...This is the film that tries to prove that the Bible is based on pagan mythology and is not historically accurate or reliable.
Jonathan Gray - Who's Playing Jesus Games? This is an excellent video which addresses the claims made in the Zeitgeist movie.
The Evidence for the Existence of Jesus
The God Who is There (Rebuttal to 'the God Who Wasn't There' and 'Zeitgeist')
The second piece of media in recent times that has been used to try to discredit the validity of the Holy Scriptures is the DaVinci Code. As with the Zeitgeist film, the DaVinci code is full of half-truths and lies that are purported to be facts.
Bloodline
A third topic that is being used to attack the inspiration of the Holy Scriptures is extraterrestial life. It is used to support the theory of evolution and that man is just another being among a vast 'galactic' community. It is also used, as is seen in the following videos, to theorize that the God of the Bible is really an E.T.
Moses & Alien Technology 1
Moses and Alien Technology - Part 1of 2
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Moses & Alien Technology 2
This topic also is strongly associated with the Sumerian writings that 'divine beings' known as the Annunaki created mankind in clay vessels by mixing their DNA with the DNA of a type of 'cro magnum' man that was living on the earth in those days.
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Biblical Archaeology
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"""Zeitgeist...This is the film that tries to prove that the Bible is based on pagan mythology and is not historically accurate or reliable.""
ReplyDeletethat's an invalid statement. Zeitgeist proves the man made religions are based on pagan mythology. The religions that we practice like Catholic, Baptist, etc. are separate from the bible. The bible is a documented history book and I don't see how that is based off paganism like Catholic celebrating Xmas and Easter. If I'm mistaken, please enlighten me on Zeitgeist proves the Bible as Pagan like it does with Organized Christianity (catholic, baptist, lutherian, etc.)"