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Zeitgeist Fail
For those that have seen the movie “Zeitgeist”, this debunking video ought to be pretty interesting. Part One of the Zeitgeist movie was a seemingly enlightening (and shocking) foray into the roots of Christianity. Well, shocking unless you’re familiar with some of the claims they’re making. Peter Joseph, the writer and director, seeks to persuade his viewers that the authors of the New Testament borrowed the idea of Jesus’ virgin birth, December 25th birth date, twelve disciples, miracles, crucifixion, and resurrection from astrological sources and ancient pagan mystery religions that were around long before the time of Christ. The video below is dedicated to debunking the the first part of the conspiracy laden claims of the Zeitgeist movie. While there are similarities between various pre-Christian myths and the roots of Christianity, the Zeitgeist movie really showed it’s ignorance by making some obvious screw ups in the first few minutes. One that I caught was the idiotic connection between the Christian “Three Kings” story, astrology and to Horus. Those familiar with the Bible will know that it says nothing about three kings. There were however, Magi that visited Jesus after his birth. Their number was not specified and they were not kings. It appears that the creators of Zeitgeist had sources in “Part One” that didn’t go much further then poorly researched Hallmark cards and Christmas carols. Continue Reading…
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