This lengthy documentary consists overwhelmingly of people talking, so if you choose simply to listen to it, you will lose little if anything in comparison with watching it. It is also not the secret history of the "Bible" as is claimed or insinuated because there is nothing secret or newly discovered herein, rather it throws the spotlight on numerous inconvenient facts that are never mentioned today by Christians because they would blow the whole scam wide open.
Most people realise there are numerous inconsistencies and material errors in the "Bible"; few if any believe the story of Adam and Eve to be anything but apochryphal because Adam could hardly have written it, but how many realise the archaeological and historical evidence for the most important places and people is close to or less than non-existent? King Herod was a real person, so the story of his ordering the murder of all newborn male babies can be dated fairly precisely, ditto the birth of Jesus. But what if Herod gave no such order? And equally importantly, what if there is no contemporaneous record we know of that alludes to this Jesus? Heck, what if there was another Jesus, and what if the Resurrection has way too much in common with the earlier cult of Mithra? There is a lot more where this came from.
The viewer/listener does not need to take in everything this lengthy documentary proffers to see how untenable is the Christian position, but it is an excellent start for those who have neither the time nor the inclination to consult the relevant literature.
Most people realise there are numerous inconsistencies and material errors in the "Bible"; few if any believe the story of Adam and Eve to be anything but apochryphal because Adam could hardly have written it, but how many realise the archaeological and historical evidence for the most important places and people is close to or less than non-existent? King Herod was a real person, so the story of his ordering the murder of all newborn male babies can be dated fairly precisely, ditto the birth of Jesus. But what if Herod gave no such order? And equally importantly, what if there is no contemporaneous record we know of that alludes to this Jesus? Heck, what if there was another Jesus, and what if the Resurrection has way too much in common with the earlier cult of Mithra? There is a lot more where this came from.
The viewer/listener does not need to take in everything this lengthy documentary proffers to see how untenable is the Christian position, but it is an excellent start for those who have neither the time nor the inclination to consult the relevant literature.
