2.1 billion people follow Christianity, yet the film questions the historical existence of Jesus of Nazareth and the authenticity of the New Testament.
“Was Jesus real?”
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2.1 billion people follow Christianity, yet the film questions the historical existence of Jesus of Nazareth and the authenticity of the New Testament.
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Cynthia Banks directs 'The Pagan Christ,' which features scholars like Tom Harpur and Tim Freke. The film questions the historical existence of Jesus of Nazareth, a central figure in Christianity. It argues that the narratives of his life, death, and resurrection may be based on myth rather than fact. By analyzing the New Testament, the documentary suggests that these foundational texts could be fictional. This inquiry prompts a reevaluation of belief and the origins of Christianity, followed by 2.1 billion adherents worldwide.
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Why Watch
- Find out if Jesus was real.
- Meet Tom Harpur and other notable figures.
- See the evidence questioning Christian beliefs.
Did You Know
- The documentary questions the existence of Jesus of Nazareth.
- 2.1 billion people follow Christianity worldwide.
- The film suggests the New Testament could be entirely fictional.
- Cynthia Banks directed the film, released in 2007.
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What is the main premise of The Pagan Christ?
The Pagan Christ challenges the foundational beliefs of Christianity and questions the historical existence of Jesus of Nazareth.
Who directed The Pagan Christ?
Cynthia Banks directed The Pagan Christ.
What year was The Pagan Christ released?
The Pagan Christ was released in 2007.
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