Every MAJOR Religion Explained in 23 Minutes

[@Smin-f3h]

As a Korean it's glad to see Muism and Chondoism being introduced!

[@ExplainersEnigma]

Glad that you like it, I really tried to cover a broad range of beliefs.

[@Automobile7777]

Let’s go he doesn’t use an AI voiceover

[@ExplainersEnigma]

@@Automobile7777 The struggle is real 🙏😂☕

[@cjwms7279]

12:09 Baha'ai Faith: The Esperanto of Religion.

[@Alfachannel-Caesar-alig33]

I think your opinion is 89/100 good

[@cjwms7279]

@@Alfachannel-Caesar-alig33 THX!

[@snowkhal3761]

Yo you don’t use an AI voice! You get my subscription!

[@ExplainersEnigma]

@@snowkhal3761 hype, nice! Thanks for the support! More good stuff coming up.

[@sakellarioudimitris7439]

As an Orthodox Christian, I ought to explain to you some things about the worldwide slaughterings of "Christianity." The slaughterings were caused by the Vatican, who had extremist ideas about facing heathens and heretics. We don't have that in Orthodoxy. Orthodox Christianity never had an Inquisition. Now you're gonna tell me about what the Eastern Roman Empire,its laws, and its bloodsheds. No,the laws were of the state,not of the Church. These laws were rarely applied, and the bloodsheds were caused by heretics like the iconoclasts and the monophysites who have seized places of authority.

[@ExplainersEnigma]

Fair enough my friend. I didn't make the distinction between all denominations since this would've blown the video's length out of proportion.

[@Alfachannel-Caesar-alig33]

Good morning everyone.

[@warrr_machine]

1:44 I’m currently studying Islam and it is definitely altered. Usman burned original koran and replaced it with his version. Also, there are over 26 DIFFERENT erosions of the koran TODAY. Here’s an amazing verse that will cause ANY Muslim to reject that pagan cult (koran 17:1) . Who is speaking to whom. Ask any muslim that question. Then watch how they malfunction when you ask them who alone is all seeing (at the end). It changes from “allah is speaking” to “mohammad is speaking.” It becomes an eternal struggle

[@codelessunlimited7701]

You should distinguish Christianity into various category.

[@ExplainersEnigma]

Then the video would take 60 minutes. I didn't have time to fit the denominations in. I might make a whole video about them if people are interested.

[@helldomine68]

@@ExplainersEnigmaI was kinda expecting Mormons to be separate

[@ExplainersEnigma]

@@helldomine68 yeah, not enough time to cover denominations and all the other religions.

[@tedmerr]

@@ExplainersEnigma most of the divisions are within Protestantism. The Eastern Orthodox Churches and Oriental Orthodox Churches are pretty similar.. Major Protestant divisions are Anglican/Episcopalian, Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist, Presbyterian, and the Anabaptist (Mennonite, Amish, Hutterite) .. The others Pentecostal, Evangelical, etc are much broader and have various subtypes.

[@BramptonAnglican]

Thank you for the great video.

[@ExplainersEnigma]

@@BramptonAnglican Glad you like it!

[@shadypugsley5136]

Choi dai or whatever it’s called seems interesting

[@lucisbourbin]

as concerns the judaism section of the video there is actually a increasingly popular movement opposing circumcision specifically in america and many americans practice the surgery often for non religious reasons but many islamic people and even some christians paractice the surgery for more or less religious reasons.

[@manuelvargas467]

So many people are going to hell Jesus save usa from devil ✝️🙏🛐

[@Sefirez]

14:38 not fire worship fire symbol of good and god

[@marcolopez8449]

We can’t call Buddhism a religion based on what constitutes a religion. Veganism isn’t a religion but it could be a non-theist faith, just like Buddhism. Ways of life need not to be wrapped up into religion.

[@dihydrogenoxide4775]

Hello Marco! I am a buddhist, so I feel I have some say on this topic. Buddhism often blends aspects of religion, spirituality, and philosophy, as do many religions. Wether or not buddhism is a religion is quite often debated, and it depends on which specific branch you are following. Some branches of buddhism believe in the pure land, which is similar to modern western conceptions of heaven. You would supposedly go here after reaching nirvana(enlightenment) by detaching yourself from all things. Some branches believe that karma(the principle that essentially if something happens once, it ought to happen again) will influence what you are reincarnated as. Furthermore, some branches like Tibetan buddhism have merged with local cultures and religions, resulting in elements seen more often in your conception of a religion like a pantheon or spirits. I am a secular buddhist, I do not believe in every single teaching by the original Buddha. For example, I believe in karma, but I do not believe that the idea of having a previous or next life is sensible. Instead, I believe that all creatures are part of one universal consciousness, so the idea of reincarnation is silly. I also do not believe in the pure land, I believe that there is no afterlife. I also believe that the universe will be reborn after it dies in an infinite cycle, so it is likely that we will also be reborn as a part of it. You can see then why I do not view karma in this light.

[@IdkIdk-ju4yw]

@@dihydrogenoxide4775I am also a Buddhist, and I do still think it’s a religion just because it doesn’t have a god, most (including me) believe in samsara and nirvana and the teachings of Buddha. If you reach nirvana you become a Buddha/bodhisatva depending on what you believe in. We are our own prophet on our own journey trying to reach enlightenment with every little breathing thing having just as much value as the next, just with different roles to play. A dandelions role is cultivating the earth to provide photosynthesis to make it a better place. Just like we have a role to play

[@tlotlangranato4900]

African spiritualist? I mean if mention satanism and rasta believe you may as well

[@aryostenkopes9037]

You forgot to mention colonial genocide in "the criticisms of Christianity" part. You'd think the death of a few hundred million people on at least three continents would make it on the map.

[@alvaro0o0o0o66]

i like it

[@ExplainersEnigma]

Thanks for watching Alvaro

[@michaelpinto4286]

Spiritsm is a Christian religion... but ok at least it gets its own cut

[@dustinhellstern7728]

No, it’s not. Spiritism was (semi-properly) USED by ALL Theosophists. Any & ALL “Spiritism” groups meshed w/ Theosophy through Affluent Westen Occult followers- who came primarily *FROM* Christian backgrounds. To say Spiritism “iS A Christian” thing is like saying Christian Science is the same as Scientology cause L. Ron Hubbard stole half his shit from Mary Baker Eddy.

[@Menezarian]

wasn't spiritism created by that one racist man? idk kinda weird

[@connori1324]

Alot of weirdos out there

[@SW-ii5gg]

What do you expect, I had to start with nothing to begin with and now everything is criticizing me for it's own problems with my explanations of that.

[@garlandtx10]

Forgot Sol Invictus

[@ExplainersEnigma]

Interesting. Was that a real religion? Never heard of it. Sounds more like a God from the Roman Empire according to the description.

[@garlandtx10]

@@ExplainersEnigma Sol was the god of the sun. Sol Invictus was the chief god of Rome during Aurelian's rule and there were specific practices and ceremonies performed, it's not as wide spread now but still a religion.

[@ExplainersEnigma]

Thanks for the info. Yeah I had to cut some since the video was already quite long. I tried to focus on the "bigger" ones.

[@dustinhellstern7728]

If ever there was a “Religion” so insignificant that it should be called a Cult- it’s Sol Invictus. By far THE MOST incomplete sect of ANY Religion- ESPECIALLY to come out of that area.

[@dustinhellstern7728]

@@ExplainersEnigmano, it’s Not a real Religion. It was ALWAYS called a “Cult” simply BECAUSE of the few Followers it has accumulated… the Cult’s of Mithra & Serapis Bey were waaay more influential, without even trying.

[@monsieurcharcutier4490]

You forgot the 6th pilar of Islam. Jihad

[@Tanzenergise]

Jihad just mean's holy war. only the death cults of ISIS and the taliban use it as a way to convert muslims by manipluating young muslims who still have little interpretation of the Quran. they are basically like the heavans gate of muslims

[@isaacpfeiffer4347]

Only some Muslims have 6 pillars.

[@wingsofkuiper1841]

well no, muslim here, Jihad is a part of life. Jihad means "struggle" and refers to two kinds: Lesser Jihad and Greater jihad. Lesser jihad is the outward struggle, mostly against oppression, and Greater Jihad is the struggle against oneself and Satan. Maybe try less FOX news and a little more books.

[@xirdaish9082]

14:17 i'm sorry but he looks like 🤓☝️

[@Mutalaat]

You clearly lost your objectivity with this one..

[@ExplainersEnigma]

@@Mutalaat How so?

[@Mutalaat]

@@ExplainersEnigma​​⁠​​⁠​⁠1- You divide Islam and Judaism through their sects and schools but not Christianity, as if Christians doesn't have a bloodbath of a history among each other. 2- You used today's controversies for Islam and Judaism to criticize, but choose medieval things for Christianity, as if the problems like child molesting in Catholic Church lies a thousand years back. 3- You used some of Islam's Sharia to make it criticized in a scope of "human rights violation", but somehow forget almost entirely same if not more dreadful laws in Judaism, like stoning to death for adultery, or "the belief of Goyim", meaning non-Jewishborn people are not true human beings.

[@ExplainersEnigma]

@Mutalaat 1 - that was not intentional. I simply couldn't fit anymore info into the Christianity part, otherwise it would've gotten too long. Of course there's numerous denominations for Christians, not denying that. But how is that a negative thing? I'm confused. I simply mentioned the ones for Islam and Judaism since they're easier to distinguish than in Christianity. I see the different Islam denominations just as a variety of beliefs within the same religion - nothing wrong about that. I did not connect that with anything bad or "bloodbaths" you talk about. 2 - again, NOT intentional or with any thought process. I simply didn't use it cause I didn't want to always repeat myself. Of course Islam is monotheistic which you can derive from the section about Islam. 3- criticized Christianity in the same way and mentioned several controversial things about them. But you got a valid point regarding more recent incidents. I could've mentioned the abuse case regarding the Catholic Church, agreed on that. 3- Fair enough, I could have had a closer look at Judaism laws but I guess what I called out regarding the Ghaza conflict makes up for that by a big margin. But thanks for the valuable feedback. I try to be more diligent in the future regarding controversy.

[@Mutalaat]

So many things to say, not short enough for a comment section.. Thank you for your time.

[@Sr_Sire]

@@Mutalaatquick question, how is a battle caused by religion related to preds choosing occupations that get the trust of parents and children hence they exploit it? You know that child m0l3st4t10n is a sin in pretty much every religion and law?

[@polasn-p3o]

Christianity is not monotheistic religion, saying you believe in God and the trinity and jesus as god and say your monotheistic religion all contradict each other. 😂

[@WaylonElstad]

No, you just misunderstand the Trinity. The trinity is simply one Being in 3 Persons. They're the same "what" someone is, the one God,, but they're different "who's" of that one God, each having a unique relation with each other, and each fully Divine. I can't explain it all, but inspiringphilosophy has a good video on it.

[@ExplainersEnigma]

Well that's the definition of the Christian belief everywhere. What else shall it be? There's only one god worshipped.

[@Sr_Sire]

3 thirds make a whole. But what if each third is infinite? The answer is infinity.

[@WaylonElstad]

@@Sr_Sire eh. It's more like three wholes make 1 whole.

[@ExplainersEnigma]

@@Sr_Sire 🤯 Infinity 3x

[@tl4460]

why the talk about human rights violations in sharia shut your trap

[@lisatolliver2866]

I don't like how they come to US and try to bring those customs. We don't do that here!