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The History Of Religions and their Gods!
By The Skeptical Ghost HeathenHistory
The History Of Religions and their Gods! episodes
- #32 The Purpose of Paul (during turbulent times)This is a super important episode as it takes a look at the earliest works of Christian literature starting with Paul with a comparison to what was happening in Rome as well as Judea. I think that this episode will help. Us understand exactly what Paul was responding to and when.1 hr 27 min
- #31 Desolation and SacrilegeA continuation into the study of Mark's documentary on the Jewish-Roman War of 66-70CE.55 min
- #30 Jesus (Vespasian) and the DonkeyThis is a review of the Gospel by Mark in comparison to Josephus' Wars of the Jews. We look for parallels and similarities between the two in order to see what this author's agenda was, his audience and what he had hoped to achieve.58 min
- #29 Jesus And The Storm: Mark, A Documentary On The Jewish Wars 66-70CEThis episode is a continuation of finding the paralles between Mark's documentary on the Jewish Wars and the actual events that tool place between 66 and 70 CE (Source Ref: Kimondo's "Gosple of Mark and the War")51 min
- #28 The Gospel of Mark: A Documentary On The Jewish Wars 66-70CEIn this episode I will begin a series that demonstrates the connections between Mark's gosple and Josephus' Wars of the Jews. This episode will also demonstrate that the Romans did not invent the gosples or Christianity, rather, a concerned Jewish Christian that wanted to change the future for all people after years of death and destruction. Loosely based on Komondo's version.58 min
- #27 Shoah - 6 Million CrucifixionsThis episode reflects on the relationship between the Vatican, its Popes and Nazi Germany. Could the Vatican have done something to stop or atleast slow down the deportations and the murders of millions of Jews?52 min
- #26 The Slaughter of the InnocenceThis episode surveys Christian history between the first crusade of 1095 to the Salem WitchTrials in the 16th century. We will look at Papal involvement from expulsion of Jews and heretics to being forced into ghettos as well. There is a lot of history to talk about during these years, and I hope that I did it a little bit of justice. Many sources for this episode came from 6 Million Crucifixions by Gabriel Wilenski. The image is Papa Emeritus IV from the band Ghost.1 hr 3 min
- #25 Enoch's Dream VisionsA continuation of the book I Enoch, 4th book, Dream Visions. This is a close look at how early Jews wrote about second temple Judaism and the hellenizers who opporated it1 hr 26 min
- #24 Son of Man (Book of I Enoch)This is a deep look into the Book of Parables. Especially the infamous "Son of Man" verse that every Christian believes is a prophecy about Jesus Christ as seen in the gosple account. But what if that wasn't the case? This episode may challenge they way you view the origins of Christianity59 min
- #23 The Watchers (horny angels)This is a historical review of the first book of Enoch I, The Watchers. What was the message that this author wanted to communicate to his audience and more so, when did he write this work and why? Let's read the story together and figure it out.1 hr 1 min
About The History Of Religions and their Gods!
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Based on my book On the Origins of YHWH: The Gods | The Wars | The Messiahs:
On the Origins of YHWH: The Gods | The Wars | The Messiahs is a historical investigation into the evolution of one of history's most influential religious traditions. Drawing on archaeology, ancient inscriptions, biblical criticism, and the work of leading scholars, the book traces the development of Yahweh from his earliest appearances among the peoples of the ancient Near East through the rise of Israel, the Babylonian Exile, the Second Temple period, and ultimately to the emergence of Jesus and early Christianity.
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