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Christianity presents itself as a complete break from pagan religion — a divine revelation untouched by earlier belief systems.
But when the historical record is examined carefully, a different picture emerges.

In this video, we examine 7 pagan roots of Christianity that scholars, historians, and theologians have documented for over two centuries — roots the Church rarely discusses openly. From the cross, the dying-and-rising god, and the virgin birth, to the sacred meal, December 25th, Church councils, and the resurrection narratives, each element reveals continuity rather than rupture.

Using the historical-critical method developed by Baruch Spinoza, this analysis does not attack faith — it examines how religious meaning is constructed, inherited, and protected by institutions. The question is not whether Christianity is “false,” but whether it is as unique as it claims to be.

Spinoza argued that sacred texts must be read as human documents written in human time, shaped by political pressure, cultural inheritance, and psychological necessity. When Christianity is read this way, it does not collapse — it becomes intelligible.

This video is not atheism.
It is not mockery.
It is not hostility.

It is a careful examination of Christian origins, pagan symbolism, early Church doctrine, and how religious narratives evolve when communities attempt to make sense of suffering, death, and meaning.

If you have ever wondered why Christianity feels simultaneously ancient and familiar — why its symbols resonate far beyond the Church — this video will clarify why.

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