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On this channel, we'll be taking a look at Christian themes and philosophies that are in pop culture, as well as discuss secular pop culture themes from a Christian perspective.
How THE PRINCE OF EGYPT Teaches That God Has ALWAYS Opposed Slavery
In this video, we talk about the very sensitive subject of slavery and some of the main objections and questions people have regarding slavery in the Bible.
Does the Bible, and therefore God, condone slavery and then change His mind? What about those verses that seem to support slavery?
We'll be using the movie "The Prince of Egypt" to demonstrate that God has ALWAYS opposed slavery, and how we reconcile verses that not only seem to condone slavery, but other issues we find immoral today.
0:00 - Prince of Egypt Intro
0:25 - The Bible Endorses Slavery/The Thesis
3:06 - Catching Up with Moses
4:37 - Is Atheism BETTER Regarding the Ethics of Slavery?
7:01 - The Technical Details and Why They...
Does the Bible, and therefore God, condone slavery and then change His mind? What about those verses that seem to support slavery?
We'll be using the movie "The Prince of Egypt" to demonstrate that God has ALWAYS opposed slavery, and how we reconcile verses that not only seem to condone slavery, but other issues we find immoral today.
0:00 - Prince of Egypt Intro
0:25 - The Bible Endorses Slavery/The Thesis
3:06 - Catching Up with Moses
4:37 - Is Atheism BETTER Regarding the Ethics of Slavery?
7:01 - The Technical Details and Why They...
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How ZUKO is the PRODIGAL SON (and why it matters)
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Upon completing Avatar the Last Airbender with my wife, there are some spiritual things I never talked about. In this video, I want to take a look at Uncle Iroh, his relationship with Zuko, and how their bond of Father (figure) and son reflects that of God and us. 0:00 - Intro 0:34 - A Spiritual Look at Uncle Iroh 3:40 - A Spiritual Look at Zuko 4:21 - A Father's Role in God's Design 6:09 - The...
Amazon's HAZBIN HOTEL and The SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL
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In this video, we're talking about Amazon's new show "Hazbin Hotel." We'll dive into the potential downsides of this "sympathy for the Devil" phenomenon. Does it trivialize real-world harm? Does it blur the lines between good and evil? And where do we draw the line between understanding and excusing? Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/hthardman Intro created by Devin Mombourquette Mail me s...
How OMNI-MAN Helps Us Understand the PROBLEMS with ATHEISM
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We're going to be looking at the Amazon Prime original series "Invincible" and how Omni-Man paints a bleak picture of the Atheistic worldview. 0:00 - Intro 0:58 - Atheism excludes itself from equal critique 2:24 - Omni-Man's History and the Logic of Eugenics 6:50 - All animals are equal, but humans are more equal 8:12 - The Pilot Problem 10:03 - The Problem of Futility 12:03 - Happiness equals ...
Reviewing SOUND OF FREEDOM and Discussing the BIZARRE Critical Reception
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I'm reviewing Sound of Freedom and talking about some of the weird critical reception the film received. After rescuing a boy from ruthless child traffickers, a federal agent learns the boy's sister is still captive and decides to embark on a dangerous mission to save her. With time running out, he quits his job and journeys deep into the Colombian jungle, putting his life on the line to free h...
How DAREDEVIL Helps Us Understand THE BOOK OF JOB
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Daredevil is known for having a tumultuous relationship with God, but in season 3 of the Disney Plus Daredevil series, he outright denounces God and compares his suffering to that of Job. He claims that he, too, thought he was God's perfect soldier, only to feel kicked down and alone in the end. We're going to deconstruct the Book of Job from the perspective of Daredevil and discuss 3 main poin...
The Spiritual Implications of TRON || God as the Ultimate Programmer
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We're looking at some of the spiritual, philosophical, and theological ideas that are brought up in Tron, including the Cosmological argument. We discuss how Tron can better help us understand God and provide evidence and reason to believe in Him. Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/hthardman Intro created by Devin Mombourquette Mail me stuff! 4960 Highway 90 PMB 144 Pace, Florida, 32571
WOLVERINE's Spiritual Journey: From Rage to Redemption
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In this episode of X-Men: The Animated Series, Nightcrawler helps Wolverine find faith in God. Wolverine is a cynical and angry man who has lost his faith in humanity, and even in God. But Nightcrawler, a devout Catholic, believes that Wolverine's pain can be healed by God's love. He shares his own story of how he found faith, and he challenges Wolverine to open his heart to the possibility of ...
How Lieutenant Dan's Story Can Help Us Find Peace with God
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In this video, we're looking at how Lieutenant Dan had his destiny stripped from him and how he blamed both Forrest Gump and God for this. We're going to see how Lieutenant Dan made his peace with God in the end. Intro created by Devin Mombourquette Mail me stuff! 4960 Highway 90 PMB 144 Pace, Florida, 32571
Understanding the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ with The Little Mermaid
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Understanding the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ with The Little Mermaid
Superman, God, and The Problem of Evil
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Superman, God, and The Problem of Evil
Lucifer is an independent character in this story or rather this world, Satan is a separate character, he is not shown but is part of the 7 deadly sins, some of which we actually see in Hasbin hotel or Helluva Boss and he may appear in the third season of Helluva Boss
Nightcrawler has been my favorite X-Men since I was 13 and the reason I love the power of teleportation. But after learning more about the character and watching X-MEN 92 series (to be ready for 92) my love grew for him plus that episode is one of my favorites. Like Daredevil I love characters whose faith are a big part of who they are. I’m not catholic but grew up in a Christian household but I struggle with my faith sometimes and try to be better for myself and God.
All Biblical and Religious references and ideas, which I was able to find in the first season of the series: 1) In fact, the whole plot of the extermination is very similar to the plot of the Book of Exodus, where Pharaoh ordered the slaughter of the children of the Hebrews in order to reduce their number and avoid rebellion. A similar story is present in the New Testament with King Herod, who ordered the capture of little boys in order to find the King of Kings among them in order to get rid of him and preserve his power and throne. Sera essentially resembles Herod and Pharaoh of the Exodus, then Paradise can be considered as Egypt and Judea. And Sinners as Jews, abandoned by God for 400 years of oppression under the rule of a foreign country. Funnily enough, but in the song Hell is forever, Adam drops the phrase "An eye for an eye", which is just present in the Book of Exodus. It says, "If a man hits his male or FEMALE slave in the eye, and the eye is blinded, he must let the slave go to compensate for the eye" as Adam and Lute did to Vaggie, cut out her wings, her EYE and threw her away, releasing her from service. Just as Sir Pentious enters Heaven and becomes an Angel Cobra, when he renounced his sins and redeemed, this can be seen as a reference to how the serpent created by God devoured the serpents created by the Egyptian priests. And this is added by the theory that God himself carried Pentius directly to Heaven and near Sera and Emily. 2) The song "It starts with sorry" you can just see in this song but listening to this song, I am reminded of the story of Jacob and Esau, how the former took almost everything from the latter and fled from punishment, but returned and repented for everything, receiving instead of the expected murder the forgiveness and brotherly love of Esau. That is, there is a good and true message about forgiveness, repentance, letting go of the past, rejection of one's evil deeds. 3) If we assume that Jesus existed in this universe, this can be understood by St. Peter, one of his Apostles and disciples, then Charlie continues his work, so to speak, but if Jesus worked exclusively with living people, then Charlie is trying to atone and make the Sinners in Hell believe. And in fact, she also has apostles, Vaggie herself, AngelDust, Alastor, Husk, Sir Pentious, Niffty and Cherry Bomb. Lucifer then can be considered as a Joseph and Lilith as a Virgin Mary, because I love to theorize that she after eating a fruit from the Tree of Knowledge become the bearer of the true pure power of good, which was partially passed on to her daughter. And if we take into account the fact that she is formally the granddaughter of God, if one still exists in the universe of this series, then he would not only be glad that such a glimpse appeared in Hell, but it is also possible that he himself contributed to her being born and helped the souls of the dead to be cleansed of sins. And just like Jesus in his ideas, Charlie also has enemies and opponents, Adam and the Exterminators themselves can be seen as Pharisees, who are kind of priests and servants of the Lord, but who are not clean, corrupt and who wanted to kill the righteous man, Jesus himself, seeing in him a threat to their power and influence. Sera can then be seen as Pontius Pilate, who conducts a trial and pronounces a sentence on the further fate of the righteous man. Emily can be considered as Mary Magdalene. And Heaven can be interpreted as the Roman Empire. And if we talk about who will become the new Judas Iscariot, then it will definitely be Alastor, who will betray Charlie and her ideas, but then, perhaps, either sacrifice himself or destroy himself, just as Judas himself, realizing what he did and that he was guilty, committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree. Even the way the Angels, and in particular the Lute, condemn Sinners and at the same time not noticing their own vices or thinking they are right, this is a living illustration of the wisdom of Jesus: "Judge not, lest you be judged." 4) The way Vaggie refuses to kill Lute when she had the opportunity to do so and avenge everything she did to her is a reference to the story of David and King Saul. David did not kill Saul, although the latter wanted to kill David, but the future new great king did not touch the anointed of God, just like him. The same is true of Vaggie and Luth, who are both angels, and despite the fact that Vaggie, as well Lucifer, is Fallen. They're still angels in essence and in character. 5) Also, the plot and characters is relatively similar to the Book of Esther, with the plot of how a female ruler from the people who are under the rule of a powerful kingdom, saves her people from destruction and extermination. Charlie and Emily herself - Queen Esther. Sinners - Jews. Angels - Persians. Sera and Lucifer - King Ahasuerus. Lilith - Queen Vashti. Adam - Haman the Agagite. Lucifer and Vaggie - Mordecai. And just as Ahasuerus is unable to revoke the order to exterminate the Jews, so he issues a new order that the latter may be resisted, and this entails battles and celebrations. The same is true in the season finale. Sinners and Cannibals, along with Charlie, Vaggie and Lucifer, give battle to the Exorcists and win not without losses, and then celebrate. 6) And finally, the very way Charlie tries to guide Sinners to the true and righteous path, this is what many famous prophets of God did, in fact, Moses, Jonah and Elijah. And yes, Heaven can be considered as a monotheistic state, and Hell and demons as a pagan idolatrous people. As the Europeans, English, or Spaniards actually treated the native population of America, hating them largely simply for their different faith and for the color of their skin. Or just as the Ottoman Empire took tribute from conquered lands, so Paradise essentially takes tribute from Hell by murdering Sinners.
The way I draw morality is this: If you are fundamentally taking something away from someone else, that truly belongs to them, whatever that thing is, tangible or intangible, for your personal gain that is justified by your personal standard and by the standard of society, that is immoral. To take away the freedoms of others to further extend my riches and laziness and social status, that is immoral. Therefore, I will always deem slavery as immoral, no matter what the culture accepts.
Your breakdown of Iroh hugging Zuko had me sobbing
wow. great vid Holden.
This was a very entertaining video, and it brought me peace with a situation I was dealing with. Thank you
As a Christian, I say...No _shit_ , people sympathize with Lucifer...because they're not using the biblical devil: Y'know, the one who fell from heaven from trying to overthrow God? Yeah, that's not HH's Lucifer. This guy's just an awkward, adorkable father who's grasping at straws to step back into his daughter's life despite his crippling depression about his wife leaving him for 7 damn years to who knows where. If they took away the Hell/Heaven setting for the show and put this on Earth as Lucifer being a king on Earth, instead of Hell, everyone would pat his back, for him trying to be a good dad.
The thief was under the old covenant so your point falls apart.
Something that I find hilarious is that when Voodou culture is misappropriated in the show everyone gets up in arms and prepares to drop a nuke but when Christian culture is misappropriated in the show everyone sips tea and goes "Hm?"
Not all Christian’s are like this but some Christian’s are very judgmental. There is no real excuse for mocking Christianity but I understand why some people may dislike Christian’s. Some Christian’s are very rigid and judgmental and controlling and they have all these rules that they take too far like no studying zodiac signs, don’t believe in luck or say good luck, never celebrate Halloween or watch Harry Potter cause it’s demonic, never wear lipstick earrings and makeup cause it’s satanic, never wear anything revealing, never do yoga, never cuss never watch Disney never listen to music like pop rock or other songs that are secular(non gospel songs)
Why do I need to have cognitive dissonance to think my life matters without god? I know my life matters. The people who love me would be devastated if I was gone. People would miss me. I’ve positively affected some people’s lives. So it’s just about a sphere of influence. I know my life objectively doesn’t really matter in the grand scheme of things but it matters to those whom I’ve connected with. And that’s okay. How do you reconcile your cognitive dissonance that your god is all loving when he has been the perpetrator of genocides, condoned slavery, and condemned people for what their long lost ancestors have done.
I believe the argument is, under an atheist world view nothing you do really matters. This is why, i'm pretty sure statistically atheist are far less happy then theist on average. Theres no real reason for you to live, while theist have objective purpose with a consistent philosophical belief. What does your family caring about you matter when u won't know. And when they die they won't know. in order to live your making things matter to you, without real reason or philosophy behind it. As for the second thing, in Abrahamic religions it's widely understood god doesn't perpetrate any of those things. When humanity chose knowledge over him they chose free will across the board. Humans dictate these things. And this planet is destined to fail. But those who repent and follow gods words will traditionally have a pretty good life and when they die they'll find peace in the after.
This video's bad. 😅
Lucifer & Satan Are Not The Same Person. Lucifer Is The Sin Of Pride Satan Is The Sin Of Wrath. Lucifer Rules The Pride Ring Satan Rules The Wrath Ring
Here's An Idea? how about YOU ACTUALLY WATCH THE DAMN SHOW BEFORE YOU JUDGE IT!?
Couldn't agree more! Everything you said? 💯 I wish I could press like 100x. THANK YOU.
Lmao why do religious people like you spew BS on a subject or peice of media when you have no damn clue what you're talking about 😂
I hate the nowadays if a girl stands up for herself against a man she is immediately labeled as a liberal or feminist.
Thank you for the video. It truely is a shame and I agree with you
I'm gonna be honest as a fellow believer i really hesitate the show entirely. I don't like coconuts and i told my friend last night (shared your zuko and iroh video) i would rather eat a forest of coconuts, yuk! My friend is also a pastor's son and I don't know if my friend seen the show or heard of i think we would agree never to see it. I'd rather eat coconuts if you know what i mean.
i love your argument but in the first clip, the guy says "god doesn't give a fuck if you believe in him, he believes in you." and he continued to say that that is why rue was alive. because god believed she had a purpose. you twisted the argument and tried to talk about how the writers said her dad died because he didn't believe in god, but what the writers were really saying was that her dad died because god didn't believe in him, or that he had a purpose. that is, atleast, what the guy in this scene claims to say.
to take my point even further, you talk about straw man fallacy, but that is simply what you are doing in the first argument. you are taking what she said (that her dad died because god didnt believe in him) and claiming that she said he died because he didnt believe in god. i love all your arguments but this one was not on point.
As a believer of a God I Thank him everyday when I was younger I only knew X-men evolution night crawler and speaking of nightcrawler I like him to teleportion bc I'm a teleporter fan
I'm waiting for the satanic Charlie meatriders commenting "Umm actually, I'm a Christian and I think the Hazbin Hotel doesn't say that the Devil and his daughter are bad and that the Angels are the antagonists. I also think that Seraphims are glittery 🤓".
All Biblical and Religious references and ideas, which I was able to find in the first season of the series: 1) In fact, the whole plot of the extermination is very similar to the plot of the Book of Exodus, where Pharaoh ordered the slaughter of the children of the Hebrews in order to reduce their number and avoid rebellion. A similar story is present in the New Testament with King Herod, who ordered the capture of little boys in order to find the King of Kings among them in order to get rid of him and preserve his power and throne. Sera essentially resembles Herod and Pharaoh of the Exodus, then Paradise can be considered as Egypt and Judea. And Sinners as Jews, abandoned by God for 400 years of oppression under the rule of a foreign country. Funnily enough, but in the song Hell is forever, Adam drops the phrase "An eye for an eye", which is just present in the Book of Exodus. It says, "If a man hits his male or FEMALE slave in the eye, and the eye is blinded, he must let the slave go to compensate for the eye" as Adam and Lute did to Vaggie, cut out her wings, her EYE and threw her away, releasing her from service. Just as Sir Pentious enters Heaven and becomes an Angel Cobra, when he renounced his sins and redeemed, this can be seen as a reference to how the serpent created by God devoured the serpents created by the Egyptian priests. And this is added by the theory that God himself carried Pentius directly to Heaven and near Sera and Emily. 2) The song "It starts with sorry" you can just see in this song but listening to this song, I am reminded of the story of Jacob and Esau, how the former took almost everything from the latter and fled from punishment, but returned and repented for everything, receiving instead of the expected murder the forgiveness and brotherly love of Esau. That is, there is a good and true message about forgiveness, repentance, letting go of the past, rejection of one's evil deeds. 3) If we assume that Jesus existed in this universe, this can be understood by St. Peter, one of his Apostles and disciples, then Charlie continues his work, so to speak, but if Jesus worked exclusively with living people, then Charlie is trying to atone and make the Sinners in Hell believe. And in fact, she also has apostles, Vaggie herself, AngelDust, Alastor, Husk, Sir Pentious, Niffty and Cherry Bomb. Lucifer then can be considered as a Joseph and Lilith as a Virgin Mary, because I love to theorize that she after eating a fruit from the Tree of Knowledge become the bearer of the true pure power of good, which was partially passed on to her daughter. And if we take into account the fact that she is formally the granddaughter of God, if one still exists in the universe of this series, then he would not only be glad that such a glimpse appeared in Hell, but it is also possible that he himself contributed to her being born and helped the souls of the dead to be cleansed of sins. And just like Jesus in his ideas, Charlie also has enemies and opponents, Adam and the Exterminators themselves can be seen as Pharisees, who are kind of priests and servants of the Lord, but who are not clean, corrupt and who wanted to kill the righteous man, Jesus himself, seeing in him a threat to their power and influence. Sera can then be seen as Pontius Pilate, who conducts a trial and pronounces a sentence on the further fate of the righteous man. Emily can be considered as Mary Magdalene. And Heaven can be interpreted as the Roman Empire. And if we talk about who will become the new Judas Iscariot, then it will definitely be Alastor, who will betray Charlie and her ideas, but then, perhaps, either sacrifice himself or destroy himself, just as Judas himself, realizing what he did and that he was guilty, committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree. Even the way the Angels, and in particular the Lute, condemn Sinners and at the same time not noticing their own vices or thinking they are right, this is a living illustration of the wisdom of Jesus: "Judge not, lest you be judged." 4) The way Vaggie refuses to kill Lute when she had the opportunity to do so and avenge everything she did to her is a reference to the story of David and King Saul. David did not kill Saul, although the latter wanted to kill David, but the future new great king did not touch the anointed of God, just like him. The same is true of Vaggie and Luth, who are both angels, and despite the fact that Vaggie, as well Lucifer, is Fallen. They're still angels in essence and in character. 5) Also, the plot and characters is relatively similar to the Book of Esther, with the plot of how a female ruler from the people who are under the rule of a powerful kingdom, saves her people from destruction and extermination. Charlie and Emily herself - Queen Esther. Sinners - Jews. Angels - Persians. Sera and Lucifer - King Ahasuerus. Lilith - Queen Vashti. Adam - Haman the Agagite. Lucifer and Vaggie - Mordecai. And just as Ahasuerus is unable to revoke the order to exterminate the Jews, so he issues a new order that the latter may be resisted, and this entails battles and celebrations. The same is true in the season finale. Sinners and Cannibals, along with Charlie, Vaggie and Lucifer, give battle to the Exorcists and win not without losses, and then celebrate. 6) And finally, the very way Charlie tries to guide Sinners to the true and righteous path, this is what many famous prophets of God did, in fact, Moses, Jonah and Elijah. And yes, Heaven can be considered as a monotheistic state, and Hell and demons as a pagan idolatrous people. As the Europeans, English, or Spaniards actually treated the native population of America, hating them largely simply for their different faith and for the color of their skin. Or just as the Ottoman Empire took tribute from conquered lands, so Heaven essentially takes tribute from Hell by murdering Sinners.
Daredevil book of job? My life is more like the book of no job because I am waiting for a settlement that the federal and CNMI government, Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation, and CNMI crime organizations to pay me, so I don’t write a detailed book and do my job in making this whole region end in chaos
the funniest thing about the trope being named sympathy for the devil is that the song is about lucifer being a horrible and petty person constantly ruining the world, and if you don't treat him right he'll damn your soul
Even if the series is somehow about redemption in one form or another, it’s using biblical characters and lore in a twisted sense. Heaven bad, Hell good. Of course the people who stick up for the show most likely don’t know Christ, and therefore still have the wool pulled over their eyes and are unable to see anything besides what they want to see in a series like this. The tiniest amount of discernment will show you that this show is a perverted take on biblical lore. Keep doing your thing, Holden!
All Biblical and Religious references and ideas, which I was able to find in the first season of the series: 1) In fact, the whole plot of the extermination is very similar to the plot of the Book of Exodus, where Pharaoh ordered the slaughter of the children of the Hebrews in order to reduce their number and avoid rebellion. A similar story is present in the New Testament with King Herod, who ordered the capture of little boys in order to find the King of Kings among them in order to get rid of him and preserve his power and throne. Sera essentially resembles Herod and Pharaoh of the Exodus, then Paradise can be considered as Egypt and Judea. And Sinners as Jews, abandoned by God for 400 years of oppression under the rule of a foreign country. Funnily enough, but in the song Hell is forever, Adam drops the phrase "An eye for an eye", which is just present in the Book of Exodus. It says, "If a man hits his male or FEMALE slave in the eye, and the eye is blinded, he must let the slave go to compensate for the eye" as Adam and Lute did to Vaggie, cut out her wings, her EYE and threw her away, releasing her from service. Just as Sir Pentious enters Heaven and becomes an Angel Cobra, when he renounced his sins and redeemed, this can be seen as a reference to how the serpent created by God devoured the serpents created by the Egyptian priests. And this is added by the theory that God himself carried Pentius directly to Heaven and near Sera and Emily. 2) The song "It starts with sorry" you can just see in this song but listening to this song, I am reminded of the story of Jacob and Esau, how the former took almost everything from the latter and fled from punishment, but returned and repented for everything, receiving instead of the expected murder the forgiveness and brotherly love of Esau. That is, there is a good and true message about forgiveness, repentance, letting go of the past, rejection of one's evil deeds. 3) If we assume that Jesus existed in this universe, this can be understood by St. Peter, one of his Apostles and disciples, then Charlie continues his work, so to speak, but if Jesus worked exclusively with living people, then Charlie is trying to atone and make the Sinners in Hell believe. And in fact, she also has apostles, Vaggie herself, AngelDust, Alastor, Husk, Sir Pentious, Niffty and Cherry Bomb. Lucifer then can be considered as a Joseph and Lilith as a Virgin Mary, because I love to theorize that she after eating a fruit from the Tree of Knowledge become the bearer of the true pure power of good, which was partially passed on to her daughter. And if we take into account the fact that she is formally the granddaughter of God, if one still exists in the universe of this series, then he would not only be glad that such a glimpse appeared in Hell, but it is also possible that he himself contributed to her being born and helped the souls of the dead to be cleansed of sins. And just like Jesus in his ideas, Charlie also has enemies and opponents, Adam and the Exterminators themselves can be seen as Pharisees, who are kind of priests and servants of the Lord, but who are not clean, corrupt and who wanted to kill the righteous man, Jesus himself, seeing in him a threat to their power and influence. Sera can then be seen as Pontius Pilate, who conducts a trial and pronounces a sentence on the further fate of the righteous man. Emily can be considered as Mary Magdalene. And Heaven can be interpreted as the Roman Empire. And if we talk about who will become the new Judas Iscariot, then it will definitely be Alastor, who will betray Charlie and her ideas, but then, perhaps, either sacrifice himself or destroy himself, just as Judas himself, realizing what he did and that he was guilty, committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree. Even the way the Angels, and in particular the Lute, condemn Sinners and at the same time not noticing their own vices or thinking they are right, this is a living illustration of the wisdom of Jesus: "Judge not, lest you be judged." 4) The way Vaggie refuses to kill Lute when she had the opportunity to do so and avenge everything she did to her is a reference to the story of David and King Saul. David did not kill Saul, although the latter wanted to kill David, but the future new great king did not touch the anointed of God, just like him. The same is true of Vaggie and Luth, who are both angels, and despite the fact that Vaggie, as well Lucifer, is Fallen. They're still angels in essence and in character. 5) Also, the plot and characters is relatively similar to the Book of Esther, with the plot of how a female ruler from the people who are under the rule of a powerful kingdom, saves her people from destruction and extermination. Charlie and Emily herself - Queen Esther. Sinners - Jews. Angels - Persians. Sera and Lucifer - King Ahasuerus. Lilith - Queen Vashti. Adam - Haman the Agagite. Lucifer and Vaggie - Mordecai. And just as Ahasuerus is unable to revoke the order to exterminate the Jews, so he issues a new order that the latter may be resisted, and this entails battles and celebrations. The same is true in the season finale. Sinners and Cannibals, along with Charlie, Vaggie and Lucifer, give battle to the Exorcists and win not without losses, and then celebrate. 6) And finally, the very way Charlie tries to guide Sinners to the true and righteous path, this is what many famous prophets of God did, in fact, Moses, Jonah and Elijah. And yes, Heaven can be considered as a monotheistic state, and Hell and demons as a pagan idolatrous people. As the Europeans, English, or Spaniards actually treated the native population of America, hating them largely simply for their different faith and for the color of their skin. Or just as the Ottoman Empire took tribute from conquered lands, so Heaven essentially takes tribute from Hell by murdering Sinners.
Matt is absolutely correct on his assessment.
100%
Dude vivziepop used the lore from The Bible to tell a new story😂
Three things that would've made this show much more palatable for christians. 1. Make the setting in the purgatory or at least at the very fringe almost separate part of hell. 2. Make Lucifer much more grey in his morality instead of simply being depressed. 3. Make the angels a lot more hesitant in exterminating. And see the extermination plainly as a duty rather than entertainment (except for Adam and Lute).
Its not the devil like the actual devil its a fictional character and just a silly show thats not true womp womp im literally christian everyone knoes the real devil is not that
All Biblical and Religious references and ideas, which I was able to find in the first season of the series: 1) In fact, the whole plot of the extermination is very similar to the plot of the Book of Exodus, where Pharaoh ordered the slaughter of the children of the Hebrews in order to reduce their number and avoid rebellion. A similar story is present in the New Testament with King Herod, who ordered the capture of little boys in order to find the King of Kings among them in order to get rid of him and preserve his power and throne. Sera essentially resembles Herod and Pharaoh of the Exodus, then Paradise can be considered as Egypt and Judea. And Sinners as Jews, abandoned by God for 400 years of oppression under the rule of a foreign country. Funnily enough, but in the song Hell is forever, Adam drops the phrase "An eye for an eye", which is just present in the Book of Exodus. It says, "If a man hits his male or FEMALE slave in the eye, and the eye is blinded, he must let the slave go to compensate for the eye" as Adam and Lute did to Vaggie, cut out her wings, her EYE and threw her away, releasing her from service. Just as Sir Pentious enters Heaven and becomes an Angel Cobra, when he renounced his sins and redeemed, this can be seen as a reference to how the serpent created by God devoured the serpents created by the Egyptian priests. And this is added by the theory that God himself carried Pentius directly to Heaven and near Sera and Emily. 2) The song "It starts with sorry" you can just see in this song but listening to this song, I am reminded of the story of Jacob and Esau, how the former took almost everything from the latter and fled from punishment, but returned and repented for everything, receiving instead of the expected murder the forgiveness and brotherly love of Esau. That is, there is a good and true message about forgiveness, repentance, letting go of the past, rejection of one's evil deeds. 3) If we assume that Jesus existed in this universe, this can be understood by St. Peter, one of his Apostles and disciples, then Charlie continues his work, so to speak, but if Jesus worked exclusively with living people, then Charlie is trying to atone and make the Sinners in Hell believe. And in fact, she also has apostles, Vaggie herself, AngelDust, Alastor, Husk, Sir Pentious, Niffty and Cherry Bomb. Lucifer then can be considered as a Joseph and Lilith as a Virgin Mary, because I love to theorize that she after eating a fruit from the Tree of Knowledge become the bearer of the true pure power of good, which was partially passed on to her daughter. And if we take into account the fact that she is formally the granddaughter of God, if one still exists in the universe of this series, then he would not only be glad that such a glimpse appeared in Hell, but it is also possible that he himself contributed to her being born and helped the souls of the dead to be cleansed of sins. And just like Jesus in his ideas, Charlie also has enemies and opponents, Adam and the Exterminators themselves can be seen as Pharisees, who are kind of priests and servants of the Lord, but who are not clean, corrupt and who wanted to kill the righteous man, Jesus himself, seeing in him a threat to their power and influence. Sera can then be seen as Pontius Pilate, who conducts a trial and pronounces a sentence on the further fate of the righteous man. Emily can be considered as Mary Magdalene. And Heaven can be interpreted as the Roman Empire. And if we talk about who will become the new Judas Iscariot, then it will definitely be Alastor, who will betray Charlie and her ideas, but then, perhaps, either sacrifice himself or destroy himself, just as Judas himself, realizing what he did and that he was guilty, committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree. Even the way the Angels, and in particular the Lute, condemn Sinners and at the same time not noticing their own vices or thinking they are right, this is a living illustration of the wisdom of Jesus: "Judge not, lest you be judged." 4) The way Vaggie refuses to kill Lute when she had the opportunity to do so and avenge everything she did to her is a reference to the story of David and King Saul. David did not kill Saul, although the latter wanted to kill David, but the future new great king did not touch the anointed of God, just like him. The same is true of Vaggie and Luth, who are both angels, and despite the fact that Vaggie, as well Lucifer, is Fallen. They're still angels in essence and in character. 5) Also, the plot and characters is relatively similar to the Book of Esther, with the plot of how a female ruler from the people who are under the rule of a powerful kingdom, saves her people from destruction and extermination. Charlie and Emily herself - Queen Esther. Sinners - Jews. Angels - Persians. Sera and Lucifer - King Ahasuerus. Lilith - Queen Vashti. Adam - Haman the Agagite. Lucifer and Vaggie - Mordecai. And just as Ahasuerus is unable to revoke the order to exterminate the Jews, so he issues a new order that the latter may be resisted, and this entails battles and celebrations. The same is true in the season finale. Sinners and Cannibals, along with Charlie, Vaggie and Lucifer, give battle to the Exorcists and win not without losses, and then celebrate. 6) And finally, the very way Charlie tries to guide Sinners to the true and righteous path, this is what many famous prophets of God did, in fact, Moses, Jonah and Elijah. And yes, Heaven can be considered as a monotheistic state, and Hell and demons as a pagan idolatrous people. As the Europeans, English, or Spaniards actually treated the native population of America, hating them largely simply for their different faith and for the color of their skin. Or just as the Ottoman Empire took tribute from conquered lands, so Heaven essentially takes tribute from Hell by murdering Sinners.
Since i saw your wolverine video, it increased interest on your channel. Love how you relate comics with the theological, philosophical, morals & ethics. God bless you.
I think you are making the mistake of suggesting that atheism is a monolith, although I do agree that ultimately, no atheist regardless of what sub set they fall into…can ground anything to an objective standard…and I’m saying this as an atheist.
Wow, way to not review a show
I agreed up until you tried to both sides them one is a violent organization (Q) the other one (Scientology) is just weird as far as I know nobody in Scientology pushed pizza gate or Jan 6 or that certain people are pedophiles because of their orientation what would that mean for Christian priest? I’m sure we don’t have to go into their decades long history and the millions of children effected
Satan 💀
I believe there's a God. I dont feel his spirit or have any changes but i believe. If i can believe in aliens, the hollow earth, and space when ive never seen either then i can believe in God.
I am so glad I came across your video. God bless you, and you have earned a subscription.
This was amazing! Plainly said
You look like you touch kids
UTTP
So you are 100% incorrect about there being only one faith that ever gets adulterated in stories. I was raised in the Asatru faith...whose deities are depicted in cartoonish versions in Marvel Comics and elsewhere. Eastern religions get mutilated in a lot of different contexts (including in things like Star Wars and Avatar The Last Airbender). Judaism (and by extension Christianity....but it's really Old testament stories for the most part) do get that treatment a lot more in the West and western storytelling...but that is because those are the stories that everyone knows in one form or another. Take "It's Wonderful Life," as that has angels and saints as part of the set up in a way very similar to this show. Why did they make that heartwarming but theologically questionable film that way? Why didn't they "make their own story" about magical spirits watching George Bailey? The answer is that that would have taken a LOT more set up, as we (even me) are familiar with all of the backstory about what angels are (and then they only had to fill in their own relevant lore, like angels "earning" their wings). Hollywood forced Christian doctrine and myths down our throats to the point that it is an easier and more common reference point for an audience than any other mythology. It's become cultural shorthand. In ancient Greece they wrote plays and stories that featured the Greek gods and heroes for the same reason...the audiences already knew them.
All Biblical and Religious references and ideas, which I was able to find in the first season of the series: 1) In fact, the whole plot of the extermination is very similar to the plot of the Book of Exodus, where Pharaoh ordered the slaughter of the children of the Hebrews in order to reduce their number and avoid rebellion. A similar story is present in the New Testament with King Herod, who ordered the capture of little boys in order to find the King of Kings among them in order to get rid of him and preserve his power and throne. Sera essentially resembles Herod and Pharaoh of the Exodus, then Paradise can be considered as Egypt and Judea. And Sinners as Jews, abandoned by God for 400 years of oppression under the rule of a foreign country. Funnily enough, but in the song Hell is forever, Adam drops the phrase "An eye for an eye", which is just present in the Book of Exodus. It says, "If a man hits his male or FEMALE slave in the eye, and the eye is blinded, he must let the slave go to compensate for the eye" as Adam and Lute did to Vaggie, cut out her wings, her EYE and threw her away, releasing her from service. Just as Sir Pentious enters Heaven and becomes an Angel Cobra, when he renounced his sins and redeemed, this can be seen as a reference to how the serpent created by God devoured the serpents created by the Egyptian priests. And this is added by the theory that God himself carried Pentius directly to Heaven and near Sera and Emily. 2) The song "It starts with sorry" you can just see in this song but listening to this song, I am reminded of the story of Jacob and Esau, how the former took almost everything from the latter and fled from punishment, but returned and repented for everything, receiving instead of the expected murder the forgiveness and brotherly love of Esau. That is, there is a good and true message about forgiveness, repentance, letting go of the past, rejection of one's evil deeds. 3) If we assume that Jesus existed in this universe, this can be understood by St. Peter, one of his Apostles and disciples, then Charlie continues his work, so to speak, but if Jesus worked exclusively with living people, then Charlie is trying to atone and make the Sinners in Hell believe. And in fact, she also has apostles, Vaggie herself, AngelDust, Alastor, Husk, Sir Pentious, Niffty and Cherry Bomb. Lucifer then can be considered as a Joseph and Lilith as a Virgin Mary, because I love to theorize that she after eating a fruit from the Tree of Knowledge become the bearer of the true pure power of good, which was partially passed on to her daughter. And if we take into account the fact that she is formally the granddaughter of God, if one still exists in the universe of this series, then he would not only be glad that such a glimpse appeared in Hell, but it is also possible that he himself contributed to her being born and helped the souls of the dead to be cleansed of sins. And just like Jesus in his ideas, Charlie also has enemies and opponents, Adam and the Exterminators themselves can be seen as Pharisees, who are kind of priests and servants of the Lord, but who are not clean, corrupt and who wanted to kill the righteous man, Jesus himself, seeing in him a threat to their power and influence. Sera can then be seen as Pontius Pilate, who conducts a trial and pronounces a sentence on the further fate of the righteous man. Emily can be considered as Mary Magdalene. And Heaven can be interpreted as the Roman Empire. And if we talk about who will become the new Judas Iscariot, then it will definitely be Alastor, who will betray Charlie and her ideas, but then, perhaps, either sacrifice himself or destroy himself, just as Judas himself, realizing what he did and that he was guilty, committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree. Even the way the Angels, and in particular the Lute, condemn Sinners and at the same time not noticing their own vices or thinking they are right, this is a living illustration of the wisdom of Jesus: "Judge not, lest you be judged." 4) The way Vaggie refuses to kill Lute when she had the opportunity to do so and avenge everything she did to her is a reference to the story of David and King Saul. David did not kill Saul, although the latter wanted to kill David, but the future new great king did not touch the anointed of God, just like him. The same is true of Vaggie and Luth, who are both angels, and despite the fact that Vaggie, as well Lucifer, is Fallen. They're still angels in essence and in character. 5) Also, the plot and characters is relatively similar to the Book of Esther, with the plot of how a female ruler from the people who are under the rule of a powerful kingdom, saves her people from destruction and extermination. Charlie and Emily herself - Queen Esther. Sinners - Jews. Angels - Persians. Sera and Lucifer - King Ahasuerus. Lilith - Queen Vashti. Adam - Haman the Agagite. Lucifer and Vaggie - Mordecai. And just as Ahasuerus is unable to revoke the order to exterminate the Jews, so he issues a new order that the latter may be resisted, and this entails battles and celebrations. The same is true in the season finale. Sinners and Cannibals, along with Charlie, Vaggie and Lucifer, give battle to the Exorcists and win not without losses, and then celebrate. 6) And finally, the very way Charlie tries to guide Sinners to the true and righteous path, this is what many famous prophets of God did, in fact, Moses, Jonah and Elijah. And yes, Heaven can be considered as a monotheistic state, and Hell and demons as a pagan idolatrous people. As the Europeans, English, or Spaniards actually treated the native population of America, hating them largely simply for their different faith and for the color of their skin. Or just as the Ottoman Empire took tribute from conquered lands, so Heaven essentially takes tribute from Hell by murdering Sinners.
Nightcrawler: there is no love without sin, for love is measured by what we forgive (X-Men 97)
Would love to see your opinion on ghost rider he takes his curse and fights the devil
Sitting here with my nightly routine of switching between Christian content and nerd content and all of a sudden this channel pops up. God is so good and I’m so pumped to have a new channel to binge😅❤ thanks for what you do!!!
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Have you watched it?
honestly i kinda have to agree with this guy this show is garbage, even if you think it isnt i have a strong feeling that it is blasmaphing chrisitanity
All Biblical and Religious references and ideas, which I was able to find in the first season of the series: 1) In fact, the whole plot of the extermination is very similar to the plot of the Book of Exodus, where Pharaoh ordered the slaughter of the children of the Hebrews in order to reduce their number and avoid rebellion. A similar story is present in the New Testament with King Herod, who ordered the capture of little boys in order to find the King of Kings among them in order to get rid of him and preserve his power and throne. Sera essentially resembles Herod and Pharaoh of the Exodus, then Paradise can be considered as Egypt and Judea. And Sinners as Jews, abandoned by God for 400 years of oppression under the rule of a foreign country. Funnily enough, but in the song Hell is forever, Adam drops the phrase "An eye for an eye", which is just present in the Book of Exodus. It says, "If a man hits his male or FEMALE slave in the eye, and the eye is blinded, he must let the slave go to compensate for the eye" as Adam and Lute did to Vaggie, cut out her wings, her EYE and threw her away, releasing her from service. Just as Sir Pentious enters Heaven and becomes an Angel Cobra, when he renounced his sins and redeemed, this can be seen as a reference to how the serpent created by God devoured the serpents created by the Egyptian priests. And this is added by the theory that God himself carried Pentius directly to Heaven and near Sera and Emily. 2) The song "It starts with sorry" you can just see in this song but listening to this song, I am reminded of the story of Jacob and Esau, how the former took almost everything from the latter and fled from punishment, but returned and repented for everything, receiving instead of the expected murder the forgiveness and brotherly love of Esau. That is, there is a good and true message about forgiveness, repentance, letting go of the past, rejection of one's evil deeds. 3) If we assume that Jesus existed in this universe, this can be understood by St. Peter, one of his Apostles and disciples, then Charlie continues his work, so to speak, but if Jesus worked exclusively with living people, then Charlie is trying to atone and make the Sinners in Hell believe. And in fact, she also has apostles, Vaggie herself, AngelDust, Alastor, Husk, Sir Pentious, Niffty and Cherry Bomb. Lucifer then can be considered as a Joseph and Lilith as a Virgin Mary, because I love to theorize that she after eating a fruit from the Tree of Knowledge become the bearer of the true pure power of good, which was partially passed on to her daughter. And if we take into account the fact that she is formally the granddaughter of God, if one still exists in the universe of this series, then he would not only be glad that such a glimpse appeared in Hell, but it is also possible that he himself contributed to her being born and helped the souls of the dead to be cleansed of sins. And just like Jesus in his ideas, Charlie also has enemies and opponents, Adam and the Exterminators themselves can be seen as Pharisees, who are kind of priests and servants of the Lord, but who are not clean, corrupt and who wanted to kill the righteous man, Jesus himself, seeing in him a threat to their power and influence. Sera can then be seen as Pontius Pilate, who conducts a trial and pronounces a sentence on the further fate of the righteous man. Emily can be considered as Mary Magdalene. And Heaven can be interpreted as the Roman Empire. And if we talk about who will become the new Judas Iscariot, then it will definitely be Alastor, who will betray Charlie and her ideas, but then, perhaps, either sacrifice himself or destroy himself, just as Judas himself, realizing what he did and that he was guilty, committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree. Even the way the Angels, and in particular the Lute, condemn Sinners and at the same time not noticing their own vices or thinking they are right, this is a living illustration of the wisdom of Jesus: "Judge not, lest you be judged." 4) The way Vaggie refuses to kill Lute when she had the opportunity to do so and avenge everything she did to her is a reference to the story of David and King Saul. David did not kill Saul, although the latter wanted to kill David, but the future new great king did not touch the anointed of God, just like him. The same is true of Vaggie and Luth, who are both angels, and despite the fact that Vaggie, as well Lucifer, is Fallen. They're still angels in essence and in character. 5) Also, the plot and characters is relatively similar to the Book of Esther, with the plot of how a female ruler from the people who are under the rule of a powerful kingdom, saves her people from destruction and extermination. Charlie and Emily herself - Queen Esther. Sinners - Jews. Angels - Persians. Sera and Lucifer - King Ahasuerus. Lilith - Queen Vashti. Adam - Haman the Agagite. Lucifer and Vaggie - Mordecai. And just as Ahasuerus is unable to revoke the order to exterminate the Jews, so he issues a new order that the latter may be resisted, and this entails battles and celebrations. The same is true in the season finale. Sinners and Cannibals, along with Charlie, Vaggie and Lucifer, give battle to the Exorcists and win not without losses, and then celebrate. 6) And finally, the very way Charlie tries to guide Sinners to the true and righteous path, this is what many famous prophets of God did, in fact, Moses, Jonah and Elijah. And yes, Heaven can be considered as a monotheistic state, and Hell and demons as a pagan idolatrous people. As the Europeans, English, or Spaniards actually treated the native population of America, hating them largely simply for their different faith and for the color of their skin. Or just as the Ottoman Empire took tribute from conquered lands, so Heaven essentially takes tribute from Hell by murdering Sinners.
Misimformation from christian? Why am i not suprised at all??
See, this is why I hate the Netflix version of Iroh and Zuko. It's so rare to see such great depiction of Christian values in a show, and they messed up the ability to do this plot line because the characters were too "simple" for the writers. Some people like the characters better because they don't understand the big picture.
13:58 Amen!!!! 🙏🏽💪
Happiness is simple Most people already have it and can't see it But think things they dont have will make them happy