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and when I started I thought ,, like you
I knew where I was going just forgot the smiley face when I hit submit
basically this whole zitgiest thing,,, I could ask. Prove its accurate.
its tough I tried one time and gave up
You realize, I hope, that such an argument rings of fairly serious arrogance?
I do believe that many, perhaps most, humans accept the cultural truth into which they're born.
Humans are like other animals. They're most comfortable staying in the world into which they were born.
I'm not sure exactly what you mean
if I didnt see the holes in zitgiest and know for a fact hes wrong, and all on his own with his belief. when no historian or scholar backs someone theres a reason their wrong
zitgiest is the author of the vid. In the original vid he is a tinfoil hat, conspiracy nutter. the one posted is a short segment of his propaganda. google his name and you can get to the original source.
In the first min.Wombat said:The Jesus story is paralled by many other godmen naratives-
thank you!A Scholarlry Response to Zeitgeist the Movie (A Rebuttal to Part 1)#
hope this clears up some of the the zitgiest garbage
A Scholarlry Response to Zeitgeist the Movie (A Rebuttal to Part 1)# hope this clears up some of the the zitgiest garbage
A Scholarlry Response to Zeitgeist the Movie (A Rebuttal to Part 1)#
hope this clears up some of the the zitgiest garbage
I may have to renege on you. Fifty one minutes? Listening to a preacher?
I'm not sure I can do that.
And I have one question: Are you saying that a guy named Zitgiest made a full-length movie called "Zeitgeist"? That seems so strange to me. I just want to be sure I'm not misunderstanding things again.
I may spend 51 minutes with the preacher, but I certainly won't do it unless you're willing to watch a rebuttal of it.
Are you sure you can't just lay out the major flaws which others have found in the material presented in the vid? I'm not interested in a subtle theological argument. I just want to know if the vid was lying about virgin births, resurrections, etc.
I'm not interested in a subtle theological argument
I just want to know if the vid was lying about virgin births, resurrections, etc.
but I certainly won't do it unless you're willing to watch a rebuttal of it.
remember ive studied this already in depth, im trying to see if youll play mustard and catch up.
Within the past 3 or 4 years, you watched a movie called “Zeitgeist” -- made by a man named Peter Joseph. In this film Joseph presented some kind of conspiracy theory about religion being a sham
Maybe it even changed who you were
or however you put it. But as time passed, you began to ask some questions and do a bit of research, and you discovered that some scholars disagreed with some of the claims in the movie. So now you see the movie as garbage, and you have sent me a presentation by a scholarly preacher which proves that the Zeitgeist conspiracy theory is false.
I’ll respond to the presentation itself. I'm just needing to find a solid place to stand first – considering the confusion which has blocked our communication up until now. Can you tell me if I'm standing in roughly the same spot as you are in my understanding of this overall situation?
you started out backing it and argueing about it, without having a clue what I was talking about.
who knows where you stand, I dont care. Im just trying to get you on the right track.
I can say with certainty if you follow real biblical history you will find our these answers yourself.
also zitgiest is not up for debate about it not being accurate
No, you're mistaken about that. I've never even heard of the movie Zeitgeist, much less have I ever 'backed' it. That seems to be your own assumption. Apparently it plays a large role in your thinking and so you assume that it must be the same for everyone else. That's my best guess as to what's happening here.
What I've argued for are parallels between Jesus and some of the ancient godmen. I asked you to show me why the godmen info was bogus, if it was bogus, but you still haven't answered that. You've just sent me to watch a presentation which is directly aimed at the Zeitgeist movie -- a movie and a conspiracy about which I know nothing and care even less.
I will admit some confusion over your posts. You spoke of a guy named 'zitgiest.' And when I asked who he was, you didn't even correct me and explain that it was a movie called "Zeitgeist." You even referred to 'zitgiest' as 'he', didn't you? I think some of my confusion might be excused. I really do.
So, yeah, I've had a hard time making sense of your outlook. I still am. If I may make a small suggestion, would you consider using standard English writing conventions? If you'd capitalized the word "Zeitgeist" and perhaps used the standard spelling, I think some of our confusion might have been avoided.
Anyway, I have watched a portion of the presentation. So far as I can tell, the pastor is claiming that some researcher of his acquaintance hasn't been able to find some of the source material. That's about it. I really don't know what to do with that information. It's certainly had no effect on my opinion about godmen. If you think I've missed something substantial, though, you're welcome to point it out.
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