Were Adam & Eve Copied From Sumerian Mythology?

[@catholiceditz]

bro created his own cinematic universe💀

[@Eraktab]

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[@mr.boboman5701]

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[@catholiceditz]

@@jrcuartz1829 Christianity isn't make believe my friend.

[@HarryHafsak]

@@jrcuartz1829Jesus isn’t religion. God coming to earth in the form of man, dying and rising from the grave in order to redeem creation is found in no other religion. Jesus was real.

[@catholiceditz]

@@jrcuartz1829 There's nothing "make believe" about it brother.

[@KratosMeatrider]

How they gotta be so confident and so wrong at the same time?😂😂😂

[@Atreus21]

Everything sounds convincing in AI voice.

[@polystrate1]

chritians in a nut shell

[@johnbuckner2828]

@@Atreus21& don’t forget the mysterious background music; you could make The silliest nonsensical narrative In the world seems legit with Attenborough & A good synthesizer😂

[@WilliamEllison]

AI voice.

[@mgvilaca]

​@@polystrate1what is a critian?

[@MalusTmcraeensis]

The ai voice is correct. IF you ignore historians and scholars and listen to parallelomania.

[@Vales55]

And if you enjoy making up your own fanfiction mythology because you confuse Egyptian hieroglyphs for Sumerian-Akkadian Cuneiform having no ability whatsoever to read EITHER.

[@lifes_a_gift]

@@Vales55 have u not read the last word

[@dimitris_zaha]

It's one thing to find similarities and claim that one copied the other but to just use two stories that aren't alike and just make things up with such confidence is really something else

[@itsoblivion8124]

Abrahamic creationism was influenced by Sumerian creation myths like men being made up of clay,seven heavens and flood myths. lsIàmic creationism is based on Sumerian religion like heaven and earth were joined together which was later separated by god. Iron being a metal from heaven. Flath earth is one of another major influence. But Both Christianity and lsIam denies that their holy books depicted earth as flat like Sumerians.

[@joshuapizarro3231]

Just googled the distance from southern iraq to israel its literally 537.72 miles, so to say they found them and then copied the religions to then place them back in southern iraq to travel back that same distance is a stretch. Mind you no car or airplanes. Either walking or camel maybe donkey. I find that we as modern people forget how hard it was to travel. Most would die going out that far. It was the equivalent of a months travel if it was by horse. Not to mention they had to know how to get over there.

[@benjaminwatt2436]

@@joshuapizarro3231 also the idea that the jews would abandon their own culture and just pretend some foriegn culture, was their own is crazy

[@itsoblivion8124]

@@joshuapizarro3231 who exactly said these beliefs were only limited to Iraq? These beliefs widespread and even exist in greek traditions. Greece is more away from iraq than Israel. Many greek philosophers used to visit Egypt and middle east

[@joshuapizarro3231]

@@itsoblivion8124 but your claim was israel/ judaism was influenced from the Sumerian belief. Thats an assumption not a fact. You dont have actual proof or an explanation of how they got their hands on those tablets.

[@dmk_yt]

I can't believe the secrets of the universe had been sequestered away in a free ebook bundle this entire time

[@danny089-theodeoron4]

My brother in Christ ... your resting "i'm so tired of this" face is absolutely EPIC! @InspiringPhilosophy

[@robinwolstenholme6377]

Adamu” is the name in Sumerian mythology for the first man, created by “Enki”, the creator god and inventor of civilization

[@jdrudolfp2]

nice response, straightforward with no drama. Well done !

[@Froqqy54]

These debunking videos are way too funny. You forgot to drink your coffee throughout the video.

[@itsoblivion8124]

Abrahamic creationism was influenced by Sumerian creation myths like men being made up of clay,seven heavens and flood myths. lsIàmic creationism is based on Sumerian religion like heaven and earth were joined together which was later separated by god. Iron being a metal from heaven. Flath earth is one of another major influence. But Both Christianity and lsIam denies that their holy books depicted earth as flat like Sumerians. Flat earth was the belief of Sumerians.

[@sandlotscout6358]

Man is not made from clay in the bible. Not one sentence in and you are wrong. Also the worldwide flood has been confirmed by geologists repeatedly.

[@markmcflounder15]

Yeah! The looks IP gives just has me rolling

[@itsoblivion8124]

​@@sandlotscout6358 clay means soil like material. Jesus fashioned man with soil and then breath life in him which is same as ancient Sumerian where gods fashioned a humanoid statue from the clay of earth and then put life into him.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

​@@itsoblivion8124 man was made from dirt. Clay is sumerian, dirt is dirt Clay is under water and is made into brick. Dirt is not.

[@Zundfolge]

Setting aside the inaccuracies in this particular video, I still have to question the wisdom of Atheists and non(anti?) Christians that insist that if a story from the Bible appears elsewhere in other cultures' mythologies this somehow means "Christianity is a lie that stole from other cultures." It seems to me that this actually is evidence the Biblical stories are likely true. We see this with the story of the flood. Many say "The authors of The Bible just ripped off the story of Gilgamesh". Sure, that's one theory, or another theory is that the flood actually happened and multiple cultures wrote about it.

[@holdingpattern245]

And of course the Sumerians would be the first to write the story down, they were the inventors of writing, that doesn't even remotely prove that they invented the story.

[@akostarkanyi825]

I think the biblical flood story is not from Gilgamesh but from another, culturally related story from rougly the same era, from the 'Atra-Hasis": en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atra-Hasis And inspite of being taken from (mostly) there the biblical stroy is still a true meassage from God for us because the differences of these stories are what count and they contain the essential message from God to us. Thus, the biblical stories about Creation, the Original Sin and the Flood are still important, relevant and of divine origin even if they should not be taken literally.

[@fjbizzle26]

@@akostarkanyi825 How about this. Instead of you thinking something is correct, why don't you know instead. And don't cite wiki as a source, either.

[@MachineGunX2]

I've been thinking about this for a long time. Perhaps, if certain stories like the FLOOD appear in so many different cultures from all over the world in a time when travelling great distances was next to impossible, maybe it means that there's actually some truth to it. Then, it was authors who were inspired by these events to write works like gilgamesh or different people writing different accounts of it as seen from their perspective. Think about it, saying that they were all stolen from one source is unrealistic and unnecessary skepticism. Writing was not invented at the same time in all places, of course some would report on it before others.

[@DarrenGedye]

​@@fjbizzle26 because we don't "know", we can only hypothesise. Anyone who claims they "know" is lying. Also Wikipedia is fine for what it is: a cursory introduction to a subject, that isn't behind a paywall, and with references for those who want to find out more. Of course it isn't the ultimate authority on anything, but it doesn't claim to be.

[@Derek_Baumgartner]

Thanks for what you do IP - and for doing it comedically on top of it. ..and also that note on "First off, the footage you're showing is Egyptian.."

[@josephjamesfrantz]

Actually Tiamat is a Dragon in the Dungeons and Dragons game..and they most definitely did not get the name form the sumerians!

[@scottybreuer]

Those ancient Sumerian plagiarists have no respect for the genius of Gary Gygax.

[@josephjamesfrantz]

@@scottybreuer indeed lol

[@JonClash]

I’m so hyped to be a descendant of a dragon goddess

[@lordscrewtape2897]

Was she from krypton...

[@dominiquesmith5438]

The comedic delivery choosen to debunk bogus claims against Christianity is CLASSIC!!😂😆

[@KREG875]

If anything that video seems less of the creator actually believing what he’s saying, and more of a case of “I’ma just throw all this out there and see how many people will believe it”. Because unfortunately we all know a lot of young folks today aren’t interested in sources and historic facts. It’s sad that content like this even circulates. Anyway, thank you brother for the work that you do to shut this nonsense down so concisely, and for always proclaiming the truth of the Word and the Gospel! 🙏🏽🙌🏽

[@macwade2755]

Great video InspiringPhilosophy!

[@infinitymusic5475]

Love your videos IP ❤

[@__.Sara.__]

I always say this, but I love your videos!

[@JohnSikazweZED]

In your videos, you prove yourself to be a true scholar and leader of what modern philosophy should be.

[@misseli1]

Even if the Sumerian myth he was referencing did have a lot more in common with the story of Adam and Eve, it wouldn't prove anything. Stories about a first man and first woman can be found around the world, and no one can claim everyone stole that idea from the Sumerians.

[@ChrisMbinyui-k2r]

It's mind-blowing the lengths to which opponents of Christianity and the Bible would go to besmear it!

[@I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid]

Satan and his minions are going to more extreme lengths to lie and divert any attention to the true and living God as described in the Bible. Especially when they know the Day of Judgment is coming up sooner than anyone expects.

[@lilchristuten7568]

Well you know the chief opponent is satan, and he has done things like murder and genocide so I'm not surprised that his children would resort to straight up lies since he is the father of lies.

[@mattr.1887]

It besmears itself

[@I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid]

@@mattr.1887 so claims a self entitled puny god of his own making 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@John_the_Paul]

@@mattr.1887 your mom besmears herself

[@lowther7046]

I wonder why people feel a need to lie like this...

[@Zundfolge]

They seek to undermine Christianity so they can go about their life sinning without guilt.

[@captainunbiased1223]

Because most likely they be hurt by a Christian so they see the faith as harmful, and will do anything to try and turn someone away from it. But people actually to this in all areas of life.

[@blackmojoking820]

@@captainunbiased1223 Or they're stupid enough to believe anything

[@mattr.1887]

You mean IP guy?

[@lowther7046]

@@mattr.1887 nah. The AI video thats lying about simple things.

[@InfinityExt]

Misinformation of this level should be illegal

[@universalflamethrower6342]

Misinformation on this scale is what is education today. They 'open the conversation' and start lying through her teeth.

[@edroseptic9442]

They just basically say anything they want in these things because as long as the narrator sounds official, people will just take it as fact. Nice vid

[@KushDaddy333]

Mike, these short videos are freakin' hilarious man. But you have to admit the presentation was quite good. But the very fact that some joker is out there making this garbage speaks volumes about the ever increasing attacks on Christian and Jewish beliefs. The intentional muddying of the waters. Thank you for your efforts and dedication to the Word of God. Your one in a million. May the Peace of Christ be upon you and your loved ones Mike. And upon all who read this comment. 🙏🏻 ❤ ✝️

[@AbrahuZaybaman]

Amen🙏

[@Paulthored]

Everyone knows that Tiamat is the Dnd Dragon Goddess of the Chromatic evil Dragons! _(With Five Heads)_ _Why'd anyone think otherwise?_

[@LilithAvner]

This was so good! Thank you.

[@jamescharacter5362]

I’m so glad you cleared this up

[@NitishKumar-wd2gp]

Why do they always think everything Christian came from Sumerian?

[@captainunbiased1223]

@NitishKumar-wd2gp two reason really, it's because Christians for the most part are vary out spoken but also willing to take a lot of things on the chin. So people feel like they can come up with anything to try and turn people away from the Faith.

[@Wisdomlies]

The irony is that God tells us the fallen angels came to earth and told men they were essentially gods. So the Sumerian “gods” are literally fallen angels and their offspring, the Nephilim hybrids.

[@NitishKumar-wd2gp]

​@@captainunbiased1223 yeah, that happens here in India too, Hindus best defence against Christianity are either false rumours or saying their is the oldest religion. And I am like, well, Christianity is the biggest religion. These titles mean squat. That's the reason Christianity is the most persecuted religion in the world

[@captainunbiased1223]

@@NitishKumar-wd2gp what kinda false rumors are we talking about here, like Jesus copied Krishna, or Jesus is a false prophets. If you're talking about those I would simply say that Hindus of that time period looked at the story of Jesus, and didn't say it was a copy but rather just said he was one of the ways to enlightenment, which I find interesting for several reasons, one being they didn't actually seem to agree with the modern beliefs that Jesus ripped off there belief, but on the other hand a religion being older or being bigger doesn't prove or disprove a religion, for instance I'm not a Christian because it's popular, but rather for me it makes the most sense that one God created the world rather then multiple gods doing so or it happening because of a big bang.

[@NitishKumar-wd2gp]

@@captainunbiased1223 No. It's much worse. Although they have hundreds of testimonies of people saying they love Jesus Christ and had some sort of supernatural encounter with him or their illnesses get healed after praying to Jesus Christ. They very frequently would say Christians pay people to convert to Christianity. They have zero proof of that yet so many pastors are in jail here in India because of that.

[@FaithHope.ChatiryTikTok]

You were the answers to my prayers these people are leading people down false routes Your living proof we need belivers of Christ in every single field possible defending his word and his truth!

[@jakesmith7008]

Amen 🙏

[@jessegrove5456]

How do they even get it so wrong? 😅

[@joselitofilipino9618]

That's what happens with many modern influencers and pseudo-scholars online. They become their own scholars and spout nonsense when they know nothing about any topic they share. It's like the Zeitgeist all over again, except it is 100x more produced

[@yearight1205]

It's called lying.

[@itsoblivion8124]

Sumerian myths also says that men were made from clay like bible. Flood myths also exist in Sumerian myths. Notion of seven heavens in bible are also from Sumerian myths

[@niccolopaganini1782]

​​@@itsoblivion8124 yup. Point kya hai lekin?

[@EdKidgell]

Deliberately. Sows doubt, clouds the issues, diminishes the Bible narrative.

[@ProdigalSon_8]

I love how God uses ppl like you and many others to battle different battles like this,

[@patrickfoley6215]

Battles. Christians went around killing people for hundreds of years in the most humane ways. Read a European history book and see all the battles' chrsitianity created. Some of the world's worst torturing devices were created by Christians.

[@voymasa7980]

Common traditions and history, to me, add veracity to the overall events. Claims of every culture sharing common plots means that they *must* have gotten the story from the other culture, need to be substantiated with more than just "see, they're similar"

[@jaybees5734]

Billy Carson is all over my recommendations

[@tuhlaajapoika]

Thanks brother for exposing new age deceptions, in Jesus name

[@RoaringSinga]

Thanks for posting the video. I like your facial expressions while quoting the mistakes of the other video :D

[@micaeldias7400]

Can you talk about Moses story being supposedly a copy of Sargon of Akkad's story?

[@briandiehl9257]

I believe he has before

[@juanmangerita]

Thanks for the great video

[@cbyroads100]

I can only wish my working memory and speaking style was like this guys...so funny. So effective.❤

[@BrianRatkus]

I'm not an expert in Sumerian mythology, but did read Gilgamesh, and although the thrust of the story doesn't concern exilile from the garden, he wants to save his friend's life, so he visits the world's oldest man because he survived the great flood and would know where the tree of life--drowned by the Great flood--would be.

[@MaximilianoMendes]

Bing got it all messed up...

[@mysotiras21]

No copying involved. ALL of the Middle Eastern peoples who came after the ancient Sumerians were joint heirs of the Sumerian narratives. Each ethnic group put its own spin on those tales. The ancient Hebrews did the best job, making the Creation narrative into a theological parable of how evil entered the perfect world that their moral, righteous God had created. Also, let's not fall for parallelomania. Most of the similarities skeptics note are quite superficial.

[@mattr.1887]

I agree. Not convinced any of the stories are literally true. But Jews have always had good verbal skills and been highly attracted to working in mass media. That was probably back in the day as well. Maybe these skills helped them preserve their own story so well.

[@mysotiras21]

@@mattr.1887 , that could well be. The Hebrews have always emphasized education, plus they have always taken their theology very seriously.

[@ericstockley]

Even D&D RP Gamers Know Tiamat is a Dragon Goddess. :)

[@prime_time_youtube]

Thank you, IP!

[@ChiSoter_2024]

Simply the best!

[@Matteo_della_Croce]

Does nobody else understand that these events took place before the first word in the world was even written? Who’s to say ancient Sumeria didn’t copy their version from what actually happened? If someone writes a story about you and gets it 99% wrong and someone else 10 years later writes a story about you and gets it 100% right, does it mean the accurate one copied the false one?… I mean cmon…

[@mattr.1887]

Without proof we can't know for sure.

[@Matteo_della_Croce]

@@mattr.1887 But we can know that all pagan deity’s, and I mean ALL pagan deity’s, from EACH AND EVERY ancient civilisation that ended up in ruins, have the EXACT same deity’s matching the EXACT same description in EACH ancient civilisation, the deity’s from Atlantis match the exact same descriptions as the ones from Sumer which match the exact same descriptions as the ones from ancient Egypt which match the ones from Ancient Greece which match the Roman ones… And guess what descriptions they match, The exact descriptions as the fallen angels from the book of Enoch. Proof enough? No? What about the fact that these deity’s are mentioned in the satanic Bible as “demons of Satan” proof enough? No? If not, then one should reassess their understandings of “proof”. Accept God through The Lord Jesus Christ.

[@redpillow7221]

Every D&D player knows Tiamat is a dragon.

[@peregry]

. . . I can understand trying to pass off the Adama tale, but Tiamat? She's still pretty well known even if her original mythology isn't as widespread, but it's stupid easy to look up, even Wikipedia's page on Tiamat shows how wrong this thing was...

[@leoncaruthers]

The original Monster Manual was more accurate. And it had stats!

[@borneandayak6725]

Imagine how many people are fooled by this New Age pseudo-mythology.

[@DDeFederico]

I like how a quick search on Wikipedia tells who Adapa was. Literally at the very bottom there's a paragraph written on how one person saw resemblance to Adam, but then it goes on to say that, despite extremely minor similarities, they are far different from each other.

[@lionbolt2136]

The mere fact that people make stuff up about the Bible clearly shows that deep down non-believers do not want to believe in his Existence, it's a heart problem.

[@joepiwowarski7733]

more of this please

[@potatopotpie6108]

I heard from a friend that there are multiple alternate worlds after death apart from heaven and hell that were lost after the KJB translation. According to her, the alternate worlds were also a place separate from God like hell but had differences. But the names of these worlds were meshed with "hell" because they were all dimensions separate from God even though they were different. Is this true? And what exactly is she referring to? Also I love the content! Keep it up. God bless ❤

[@NotNecessarily-ip4vc]

Both sides in the Religion vs Science debates use the Materialism/Empiricism version of logic, math and physics. The problem is that Materialism/Empiricism says the observable universe is locally real...but quantum physics proved its actually not locally real a year ago. Well over 300 years ago Leibniz vs Newton competed for the title of Universal Genius. We chose Newton, obviously, but an interesting point is that nobody ever proved Materialism/Empiricism. The only proof that happened was a year ago when quantum physics flat-out DISproved Materialism/Empiricism. The observable universe is not locally real and that proves we chose the wrong guy. Leibniz said 0D is necessary and more real; having no predecessor and 1D, 2D, 3D, 4D are contingent and less real; having a predecessor. Leibniz was correct and that means we're all taught contradictory logic, math and physics. What is the difference between Newton and Leibniz calculus? Newton's calculus is about functions. Leibniz's calculus is about relations defined by constraints. In Newton's calculus, there is (what would now be called) a limit built into every operation. In Leibniz's calculus, the limit is a separate operation. Study zero (not-natural) vs nonzero (natural) numbers since the difference between 0 and 1 changed a year ago. Then: 0 = not locally real 1 = locally real Now: 0 = locally real 1 = not locally real Rick Sanchez collapsed a Galactic Federation by changing a 1 into a 0 (economically, but you get the idea).

[@benjaminwatt2436]

I love these debunk vids. I'm in the middle of reading Alexander Hislop, who wrote "Two Babylons" which seems to have popularized a lot of Anti-Catholic hate and general claims of paganism in Christianity. Any ideas on the woman riding the beast? that's one of his main claims.

[@Crimsonlupus]

I think IP made a livestream or a plain video about this.

[@benjaminwatt2436]

@@Crimsonlupus any idea what it was called?

[@Crimsonlupus]

Well I should be more specific, idk about a woman riding a beast, but as for as the anti Catholic sentiment yeah he’s done stuff of that. 10 months ago he did a livestream called “December 25 put in trial debunked”. I think there’s some references to this topic on that. Plus IP goes on a TikTok crusade every year when ppl call Christmas pagan, it’s all over his channel lol

[@strongbelieveroftheholybible]

Holy Bible is the TRUTH! Lord Jesus Christ is the way the TRUTH and the life, no one comes to the Father except through Him🙏🏼❤️🕊REPENT, believe in the Gospel, Be Born Again

[@MiloTheCrotonian]

Ew. I won't join your weird cult because magic doesn't exist and morals aren't built off of religion alone. Welcome to the 21st century, science will outpace religious fervor

[@truthovertea]

At this point it’s like their just rolling dice and hoping they hit snake eyes

[@Atreus21]

I love these videos so much.

[@DaniielPineda]

Both you and the video you're responding to are wrong lol Yes, you're right, the story of Adapa is very different from the story of Adam. But in fact, the Genesis was inspired by a Sumerian myth, The name of the first man was Adamu, (Pretty similar to Adam, isn't it? But this story predates the Christian account of Adam and Eve him by at least 1400 years) According to the myth, the gods were jealous of Adamu and his special relationship with nature. As a result, they decided to trick him out of immortality by convincing him that the food of immortality was poisonous. When Adamu was offered the food, he turned it down, and in doing so, he condemned his descendants to mortal lives.

[@BonzTrinitarian]

He already made a video on that

[@DaniielPineda]

@@BonzTrinitarian what's it called?

[@adudeontheinternet8658]

It baffles me how wrong these people are. I have ADHD and dyslexia. My ability to read has gotten worse over the years to where I do not read today but just scan text. That makes it hard to take in information but I can still reason and I can still gain information. If I can see through something like this then they can too. They just need to engage that grey matter between the ears.

[@jebwu8648]

How do people lie like this, and after that atheists say all people have good intentions?

[@captainunbiased1223]

They only say people are born good because it's directly goes against the Christian faith which says people are born into sin, if they say people are born good I simply say you clearly never been around a three year old lol

[@jefferyb2253]

Break the wind...

[@RealRawRecoveryRedemption]

Ai will deceive many into falling away from the truths.

[@shaunsteele6926]

if you have several ancient sources telling the same story, it's most likely true

[@AbrahuZaybaman]

Including the one from a dude who confuses Egyptian art with Sumerian.

[@drewidlifestyle7883]

Even if they were right, just proves Adam and Eve have always been the story. “Did you know the creation stpry from the Bible is older than the Bible????” Yeah… roughly as old as creation 👍🏻

[@markp44288]

I have summoned some curses to "break the wind" before.

[@Figs4Life]

God bless you 🙏🏻

[@th3ophilus340]

I did an actual spit take when he said Tiamat was the first woman Also he was making things up the whole time I don’t know why the temptation with fruit was the straw that broke the camels back

[@TheAwesomeStuff42]

Billy Carson real quiet rn 😂

[@leosailor2514]

Where did this narrator in this short get all of this? The Genesis story and this Sumerian story have almost nothing in common with each other

[@GarrettXPrime]

not only did they make up all their "facts" they used an AI robot reader just completely embarrassing and insulting

[@hamzaa.-oz7rm]

Hey Michael, can you make a video regarding the validity of Paul and why he was not a false apostle, and his views on the law in comparison to Jesus? I see a lot of folks, particularly Muslims, trying to use Paul to discredit Christianity. Thanks

[@None-if3mo]

Muslims opinions are irrelevant, since they even believe that Jesus was muslim and Maria was Moses sister.

[@Lalith921]

Thank you for dismantling the falsehood

[@randman21]

What's wild is many people would blindly accept this without doing any research, before they read one word of the Bible. I was "many people" for most of my life.

[@svenbonde3310]

Hello IP. I have a question but first I want to say that you have really helped my faith and I am now a believer again. My question is I have watched many biblical scholars claim that Jesus did not fulfill a single prophecy, and we only think he did because they were added long after his death to make it seem like e did. This is a question that has bothered me for a long time and I couldn’t find any videos on it. If this it true, should it affect our faith? If not a single prophecy was fulfilled? God bless!

[@Wicked_Weavile0808]

Hey IP, i was wondering where the best place to send you questions would be?

[@JoshBeck-z5m]

Literally almost every religion that has ever existed has humanity starting with one man and one woman, I doubt anyone stole the idea from anyone else

[@SenseShady]

thank you brother for the truth always

[@red20753]

Even if Adam and Eve were of sumerian origin...how does that disproves ANYTHING, exactly? We know Abraham was sumerian, as it's written in Genesis, so it would make sense for him to know sumerian stories and to pass those stories to his descendents If anything, a sumerian origin for Adam and Eve would actually corroborate the Genesis narrative

[@reyis_here945]

We know there was a historical flood, the tower of babal, there was an Adam and Eve and the division of man, the problem is that Egyptians are "softly" older

[@XxX-c13]

It shows most of the world's large religions might have single root. proto indo European philosophies and religions have singular root. Vedic Hinduism and Hellenistic religion split from early proto Indo European religion. Zoroastrianism split from vedic Hinduism which later inspired Judaism and its creationism. Christianity split from Judaism and lsIam split Christianity. Vedic philosophies and iranian philosophies also influenced greek philosophies. In India itself,there are many religions which split from vedic Hinduism. You can notice many fundamental similarities among these religions.

[@reyis_here945]

@@XxX-c13 yes... All Humans and cultures originate from the same region, if you were to go far back enough, almost like we were drawn to that region

[@mattr.1887]

It would point to a human source for the story.

[@beanrkar]

Yes, there are several creation myths from different cultures that share similarities with the story of Adam and Eve in the Bible. Here are a few notable examples: The Epic of Gilgamesh: This ancient Mesopotamian text includes a story about a man named Enkidu, who was created from clay and lived in harmony with nature until he was tempted by a woman and lost his innocence. The Greek Myth of Prometheus and Epimetheus: In this myth, the Titan brothers create humans and animals. Prometheus shapes humans from clay, and Epimetheus gives animals their attributes. Prometheus later defies Zeus to give fire to humans, which parallels the theme of disobedience and the acquisition of knowledge. The Sumerian Myth of Inanna and Dumuzi: This story, which predates the biblical account by about 500 years, involves themes of creation, temptation, and the fall from grace.

[@profzz5245]

hello, Just curious. I once heard IP said that he believed that Adam was the 1st priest. Is there any good book about Adam as a priest?

[@lalumierehuguenote]

Those people do not really care. Their videos are viewed and some people will just swallow it. So might as well say any lie whatsoever.

[@mattr.1887]

Yes, just like IP.

[@kriegjaeger]

The bar for skepticism of anything rejecting God and Christ is on the floor while if they applied the same skepticism towards the world they applied to Christ, they wouldnt be able to decide on anything, ever.

[@JETRANG]

If you don't mind, can you make a video about the relationship between enki and ninti and Adam and Eve? It is perhaps the biggest challenge for the case of Adam and Eve

[@mastery4living187]

The Gnostics are alive and well.

[@meninatym435]

Thanks for the facts

[@princearasan2496]

Why people use apple as a forbidden fruit?

[@pjoshboyd]

Lol... it seems like every single "fact" presented in this video is completely made up. Thank you so much for addressing stuff like this so effectively. You're great! Keep on keepin' on.

[@matheusdardenne]

This feels like the script of that video was written by a mediocre AI and voiced by another mediocre AI. Careful not to be trapped answering bots, IP.

[@robinwolstenholme6377]

There isn't much information about when Enki named Adam, but here's some information about Enki and the creation of man

[@CalebCornett-eu9yl]

Mr Inspiringphilosophy A KZbinr named prophet of zod who does some rebuttals to your videos would you mind rebutting his rebuttals.

[@InspiringPhilosophy]

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[@Legendary_Detective-Wobbuffet]

How do you get Tiamat mixed up with Eve?!?!

[@realDonaldMcElvy]

Gonna bet a small loan of a million dollars that video was completely generated by AI.

[@thebest2897]

Could you do a video on the Geneva Bible?

[@TyronSmith-yo5tt]

Bro IP forgets that Abraham was from Mesopotamia where the Annunaki and other Mesopotamian stories are from. Logical syllogism follows that Abraham's god was either a Mesopotamian deity or one of the Annunaki. Abraham dined with 2 angels and the god he believed in. Your god needed to eat food.

[@TyronSmith-yo5tt]

@@koosalagoopagoop The cycle of belief to unbelief and back to belief is real and unrelenting. I have looked into many areas of evidence from the great ancient civilizations and despite that, I have believed in christianity and lost it and gained it back over 50 times in the past 2 to 3 years.

[@elijahdavis2288]

@InspiringPhilosophy Can you please explain the context of 1 Timothy 2:12 in its entirety, and personally comment my user name when you do? I am being somewhat persecuted due to this scripture, and could really use a keen eye and years of research and wisdom to fully plead my case with this verse. What is your take on it Sir? Thanks.

[@boltrooktwo]

Straightforward lies about ancient stories with fancy pictures and a deep voice, that is some pretty classic propaganda with nefarious aims and nefarious claims.

[@user-yh6tt2nu4p]

Although I am not affirmative saying that the Bible is from Sumerian mythology, the Epic of Gilgamesh and Enuma Eilish have many similarities and parallels to the creation story in Genesis. The surface of "the deep" (tehom in Hebrew) referring to the waters is a cognate of Tiamat, which also refers to "the deep" in the Akkadian language. Tiamat's remnant body after the battle with Marduk becomes the substance of creation from which life is made. In Genesis 1:2, God creates life after his Spirit hovers over the surface of the deep. The Snake in the Epic of Gilgamesh has the same exact attributes to the serpent that tempted Adam and Eve, as they both are said to be cunning. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, the snake was one of the reasons why Gilgamesh didn't acquire immorality, and the snake in Genesis challenges God's statement that Adam and Eve will die after they eat the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Additionally, early Judaism as expressed in the Torah has many similarities to other ancient Semitic religions in the sense of evil being conceived as a result of chaos challenging cosmos.

[@None-if3mo]

Wrong. Just watch his other videos.

[@None-if3mo]

If anything you seem try to connect things unrelated. Epic gilgamesh has been added or modified, to fit the audience at the time. If anything the whole story is totally different if you actually read the bible

[@None-if3mo]

If anything evil/sin in the bible didn't come from chaos "challenging" cosmos, it didn't even start with that. It came from curiosity.

[@user-yh6tt2nu4p]

@@None-if3mo Chaos is disorder and cosmos is order. This principle of purity/non-purity in the Pentateuch/Torah clearly represents this concept. Evil is considered anything that is impure according to the Law provided by God to Moses. For that reason, God can kill innocent people (like David's son and the firstborn of the Egyptians) as a consequence of direct violation against his law/covenant. Another example of this was when Uzzah was killed by God for touching the Ark instinctively to keep it from falling, a violation of his divine law. Cosmos/order refers to anything that is in the law or will of God and chaos is the opposite. This is a concept in the Enuma Eilish story as well. Marduk represents the order that succeeds the chaos that happened in the generation of Tiamat before him.

[@nothingnothing7958]

Hey IP Mathew 28:2 suggests the group of women came to the tomb then the stone was moved. How do I reconcile this with the other gospel accounts?

[@stephengray1344]

Suggests is not the same thing as explicitly states. The fact that Matthew 28:1 talks about the women going to the tomb does not necessarily mean that Matthew 28:2 happens after they arrived there.

[@synndakitt]

Survivors of the titanic had different descriptions of how the ship went down, all still agreed the ship sank. Police expect different witnesses to have different details of events for it to not seem collaborated. The 4 gospels differ on where Jesus was arrested, the details of the tomb discovery, and 2 other that I cant remember. How I tackle these differences is that the 4 gospels conclude the same outcome, Christ was killed then He resurrected, and that they (and their scribes) did not collaberate on their writings during the different years they were written. But I am curious how IP would answer this.

[@polystrate1]

they were just randos writing stuff down

[@Hereforthecomments1]

If they were all the same I’d be more skeptical

[@JTFtheTheoPhPoliticalHistorian]

You could've used other stories that are more similar with Adam and Eve that are older than it. But you choose these? Come on.

[@PanAugusto83]

GJ IP 😇