Deep Dive: Creating Christ (2022)
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In 'Creating Christ', researchers James S. Valliant and Warren Fahy investigate the role of Roman Emperors in the creation of Christianity. They analyze archaeological artifacts that link the ruling elites of first-century Rome to early Christians, suggesting a conspiracy aimed at resolving the conflict between Jews and Rome. This narrative is based on Valliant and Fahy's book and presents evidence that the origins of Christianity were strategically manipulated by Roman authorities.
The documentary features insights from scholars such as Dr. Robert Price and Professor Robert Eisenman, who support the thesis that Rome orchestrated the New Testament. This perspective challenges traditional views of Christianity's emergence and posits that its survival and proliferation were influenced by subsequent rulers. The film runs for 90 minutes and is directed by Fritz Heede.
Why Watch
- •Find out how Roman elites shaped the New Testament.
- •Meet researchers Valliant and Fahy discussing their findings.
- •See archaeological artifacts linking Rome to early Christians.
Did You Know
•James S. Valliant and Warren Fahy are the main researchers behind the film.
•The film is based on Valliant and Fahy's book about the origins of Christianity.
•The documentary features insights from scholars like Dr. Robert Price and Professor Robert Eisenman.
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Christianity originsRoman historyArchaeological discoveries