... It is my hope that people will not take what is said in the film as truth, but find it out for themselves, for truth is not told, it is realized.

I really liked the reasoning in the video. Brings christianity back down to earth and puts it on the same level as ALL other beliefs and spiritual paths. I concur with the video in all respects. There are far too many similarities amongst the world's religions for it to be a coincidence. It's all local customs and myths being overlayed onto a common backdrop. And the "theory"/belief that all before christianity is a pre-emptive attack by Satan is hogwash.

i was surprised as hell...a few months back i posted here somewhere about all religions coming from egypt via Atlantas....this just put another bent on that liine of thinking....i know the video ends up in the WTC conspiracy and i avoided that ....wierd i just don't want to go there....i should at least view it.....
In any case the point is on a wall in Luxor is the exact same myth scenario as the Jesus Myth.....2000 years before christ....

I find it hard to believe that as science discovers our roots and how things came to be, people still want to believe in the myth as real and not just some metaphor to learn something.....

Just means that I pray, I try to do right, I care about others, etc. Basically the same as Christains only without anybody between--like a saint or Christ.

This is true for some. You make it sound like it is some inner instinct breaking through rather than a contrived lie put to the masses from those in power to continue to have power over the suffering masses.....

Just knowing you aren't alone is solidarity. Realizing you aren't the greatest is humbling. Knowing your actions affect others builds compassion. Believing someone's got your back gives confidence. You can call it as you choose. Give it whatever name you want. If you have faith in you, then you have everything.
Woof!

How does it feel when your God is retired to the legions of fables that make up modern mythology?

Inner instinct is correct. There is not one soul living that does not have some inkling of a higher spirit, whatever that higher spirit is, depends on the time, place and to whom was one born to.
You mentioned karma and reincarnation, well that is proof that what I am saying is correct.
Here is the whole thing in a nut shell. To me, it was given to know by time, place and who I was born to, the knowledge of an existing entity, by reason of history, the printed word (Bible) and my personal faith in all of it.
To others, was not. Those born of different religious beliefs, those born without religious beliefs and those born in primitive conditions.
My burden for having this knowledge is: to love my neighbor, show my neighbor that there is kindness and compassion in this hellish world, to help and aid someone in distress and to demonstrate by reflection who my God is.
Despite all that, I have to contend with my own selfishness, my own weaknesses and pride.
And, I can tell you right now, that without the standard and power of my God in me, I am absolutely helpless to perform that which is good.
Now, some of you may say, well, I don't believe in God, and I can perform those same standards of good.
And to that I say yes you can. For it is already within you to do so, otherwise, you couldn't.
If but,you could recognize it as from God, like I do, there would be great appreciation, joy, and happiness unbeknown to the world outside.
Unfortunately, a bad example has been given in the name of God by those claiming to know God that soured their minds against God.
Which makes my burden even heavier. It is akin to going against all odds.
But one good bit of good news that I can impart is that my God loves all souls, good and or bad.
That part has been dealt with from the beginning of time of humanity, and for all future yet unborn souls.
And, as you said, the thoughts of karma and reincarnation, are correct in this respect, that each one of us will not get away from our own consequences, but are and will be accountable for them here, in this time and not in any other.
So, the words are, whatever you sow, that shall you reap. If you sow good seed, good fruit shall you reap.
Which it comes down to this: with or without God, we all go through this world in the same condition, accountable to our selves.
What shall it then be? By what standard shall one live by, and is there a source of strength we can tap into in our times of despair, need and or devastations?
Peace>>>AJ

Well, it is not a feelings as what you might think, but one of complete sadness.
For if others could see and feel the presence of this wonderful God, one would appreciate all His goodness.
What mankind sees is not the spiritual goodness of what God is, but the unethical, lording and unjust God painted by the eyes of mankind.
A myth if you will seen only by the eyes of man of the world.
Yes, you see all the killings, the sacrifices, nations against nations and of course the evil which mankind make in the name of gods.
But to see the goodness and the severity of God as a parent God, interested only in the well fair of His children, one can understand things most people don't.
My having raised 6 children, gives me the expertise to understand what God is all about.
Love your children, but correct them in love so that maybe, they might see the error of their ways and learn.
Peace>>>AJ
Originally Posted by Unforgiven
How does it feel when your God is retired to the legions of fables that make up modern mythology?

Again you did not address this question.
You just reinstating your belief system to yourself.You are insulating yourself from truth .....