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Examining Christianity
Examining Christianity means asking which Bible you are quoting, and which god the older text names. Men of power collapsed the Most High, Yhwh, and Jesus into one being the talk says Jesus never taught.
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Summary
The talk opens on what it costs to say what a group does not want said, then treats Christianity as something men of power assembled, from Catholicism and Orthodoxy out into Protestantism. Curiosity gets called heresy because shame is cheaper than an argument. Jesus' line about the broad path and the narrow one is the warning, along with Matthew 6:33, seek first the Kingdom.
Which Bible is in view has to be named, because the canons differ and scribes edited the text. Deuteronomy 32:8–9 was changed so Yhwh would not remain one of the Elohim under the Most High, and later scribes cut nor the Son from Matthew 24:36. The Dead Sea Scrolls, about a thousand years older than the Masoretic text, sometimes agree with the Greek where the later Hebrew softened, and the New Testament Greek splits between an earlier shorter stream and a later numerous one.
The older picture is a Most High over a council, with Yhwh given Israel, and Christianity folded the Most High, Yhwh, Jesus, and the Spirit into one essence built to match what Greek metaphysicians thought perfection must be. Of the hundred verses people look up most, eleven are words of Jesus. You cannot serve the master who pays in earthly success, which the talk names as Yhwh, and the Father at the same time, and unlearning that split is harder than learning it.