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? Like what? I've heard references/sources from this movie in other documentarys as well, just in different discussions.
got any source also?
got any source also?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeitgeist:_the_Movie#Critics? Like what? I've heard references/sources from this movie in other documentarys as well, just in different discussions.
got any source also?
http://www.skeptic.com/eskeptic/09-02-25/#featureChris Forbes, Senior lecturer in Ancient History of Macquarie University and member of the Synod of the Diocese of Sydney, has severely criticized Part I of the movie as having no basis in serious scholarship or ancient sources, relying on amateur sources that "borrow ideas from each other, and who recycle the same silly stuff" and "not a single serious source" can be found in official reference lists attached to the movie.[33] Of the film he says "It is extraordinary how many claims it makes which are simply not true."[33]
Forbes claims there is no evidence in Egyptian sources saying that Horus' mother Isis was a virgin. Similarly, neither Krishna (the eighth son), Dionysus (whose mother had slept with Zeus) nor Attis were ever supposed born of virgins. He points out that "son" and "sun" are not homophonic words in either Latin, Ancient Egyptian, or Greek, and therefore no such misunderstanding would occur; that the December 25 birth is not part of any of the myths, including that of Jesus, for whom Christmas Day was appointed as a festival day in open knowledge that the real date was not known (December 25 was actually the day when the god Mithras was born out of a stone).[34]
Forbes also criticizes the movie's use of Roman sources to suggest that Jesus didn't exist, noting that a long list flashed across the screen of supposed contemporaneous historians that did not mention Jesus is actually a list of geographers, gardening writers, poets and philosophers, who should not be expected to mention him. The allegation that Josephus' mention of Jesus was added later is criticized as misleading. Josephus actually mentions Jesus twice, with only one reference believed by scholars to have been doctored in the Middle Ages but to change an already existing mention of him. He also argues that the film misrepresents Constantine when it presents him as making Christianity compulsory, when he only legalized it (it was Theodosius I who made it compulsory later in the 4th century) and inventing the historical Jesus, when early records show that the historicity of Jesus had been a key element of faith from early on.
? whadyou mean, the bible references? seems like he said things like "john 3:16"(not exactly, but with the verse) which is basically putting a page number. unless you mean something elseI love how when they site sources for the movie, they don't put page numbers.
Just the name of a book.
LOL
? Whadyou mean, the bible references? Seems like he said things like "john 3:16"(not exactly, but with the verse) which is basically putting a page number. Unless you mean something else
also, is the part where he lists off that all the facts about the gods around 4:00 in the video(day born, born a virgin, 12 disciples etc) not true? Seems pretty easy to look up myself, but if they are true, how do all religions follow that same code? That much of a coincidence?
did you miss the post where dantefox quoted a section that addressed that?
..did you read that? the quote was from the wiki yo.didn't bother with a wiki
psyduck used religion!
hmmkappa, a japanese water beast
why they would have an adorable fluffy yellow duck turn into some crazy blue creature, i have no idea
why didnt you 'bother' with the wiki? a reputable source debunks EXACTLY what you are talking about...did you read that? the quote was from the wiki yo.
wow you're dumb
It wasn't, it was exactly what happened at the time. Saw the two links, and clicked the bottom one. Read a bit about how certain things weren't true, and closed it. QUESTION ANSWERED. Then today I asked a new question, but of course i'm an idiot because coincidentally, something i didn't read earlier answered what i asked today.i'm not sure why clicking links is an either-or proposition
i get that it addresses my questions NOW, but at the time what he posted wasn't what i was trying to figure out. IRRELEVANT INFO FOR ME! I didn't need to read that entire quote when i just as easily could go to the link below and have what i wanted to know answered in 5 ****in' seconds.im not trying to be a smartass, i am a smartass. and im **** good at it too.
you on the other hand, are a dumb *** and should maybe take 30 seconds (or 5 minutes, im guessing you might read a little slow) and read the paragraph dante posted and see how it TOTALLY ADDRESSES YOUR QUESTIONS. if you actually gave a **** about learning something, you would've done that instead of completely dismissing the post that answered your questions.