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Jun
Roots and Fruits
In The Zeitgeist Deception-Part 1, we found that the bogus claim that Jesus Christ never existed, and that Christianity was some lunar myth, to be totally unfounded and a pernicious lie. When we examine Zeitgeist it is important to consider the sources. If you want to find the truth behind a movement it is wise to examine the roots and the “fruit” of the movement in question. When one investigates the roots and fruits of Zeitgeist, one finds that Zeitgeist is rotten at its very core!
Zeitgeist begins with the voice of Jordan Maxwell, who is billed as one of Zeitgeist’s main “authorities” and whose bizarre views are brought to the fore throughout the film. Incidentally, Jordan Maxwell has managed to gain quite an audience despite his ludicrous claim that he was brought to planet earth by a group of aliens and that he will be presented to the world as an occult Messiah. Usually people who claim to be talking to little green men or to be the latest messiah find themselves in mental institutions, not in the forefront of the so-called truth movement!
Jun
Peter Joseph’s “Zeitgeist The Movie—The Greatest Story Ever Sold” is one of the most popular and influential Internet films to appear in recent years. Tragically, it has effectively deceived many undiscerning people who have been mesmerized by its fast pace and have accepted it prima facie, without carefully examining the film’s claims. Sadly, the net effect has turned countless people away from Christ by using a pack of devilish lies.
Zeitgeist presents a long debunked theory that claims early Christians created a “Christ myth” that is loosely based on an alleged amalgamation of ideas that were borrowed from various pagan religions. However, serious scholars, long ago, refuted the ideas promulgated in Zeitgeist. To its own detriment, Zeitgeist quotes plenty of biased occult sources and very few, if any, primary sources.




