Netflix Show Lies About History to Make Christians Look Evil

[@hserwahtarwawa5378]

In previous Vikings show the character floki was ok with killing Christian praying in the Church in England, and then he arrived to Muslim country, he saw Muslims were praying and unlike Christians in England, he don't want to kill them😂😂😂 I laugh so hard and I realized the show is woken

[@icarovieira5016]

Yeah and the actors home country 🇸🇪 is invaded by muslim

[@RuderJNeely]

I mean the muslim girl murders the wife doesn’t really show them in a good light. And ragnar converts to christianity.

[@jaspermay5813]

The demonic recognize their own.

[@tomboyraider1015]

@jaspermay5813 Hahaha dang. True. Such hyprocrites.

[@LauraBeeDannon]

@hserwahtarwawa5378 yup, we noticed the same- somehow they were better🙄

[@BensWorkshop]

Can confirm the Vikings turning up in Britain was not "mostly peaceful".

[@carolinpurayidom4570]

exactly look at horrible histories

[@MichaelJohnson-ey1nv]

Fiery but mostly peaceful.

[@MichaelJohnson-ey1nv]

Fiery but mostly peaceful.

[@petifogger2340]

@@MichaelJohnson-ey1nvnothing peaceful about rape and pillaging lol

[@jakekgfn]

Bet they they put Vikings in prison for mean tweets too

[@vgtrombone]

My favorite interaction to have with anti-Christian leftists: "How can you be Christian after all the evil things the church has done?" "How can you be socialist after all the evil things Stalin and Mao did?" "That wasn't real socialism!" "Exactly." It usually turns into a semantic argument about how it's not the same thing from there, so while it's unproductive I at least get some entertainment value out of it.

[@reviewspiteras]

Thank you for pointing out the leftists cognitive disonance

[@Volknsarr]

Exactly everyone thinks it ir the right thing... But is it?! They say they have the righzt way but are corrupt themself.

[@stevebriggs9399]

The whole "but that wasn't real socialism" argument is like a young man pleading "I promise it will be just the tip" to his girlfriend.

[@def3ndr887]

Because Christianity, despite encouraging people to be weak and pacifist conquered an empire without even meeting them in the battlefield.

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

@@def3ndr887 where does the Bible encourage weakness? If anything, the power to refrain yourself from unnecessary hate, conflict or violence is the strongest thing a person can do

[@WeakestAvenger]

Not surprising. Hollywood did this with the movie Kingdom of Heaven, too. It was basically anti-Christian, pro-Muslim propaganda.

[@AthanaSus]

Ive heard that this was a conscious decision to appease the American population towards muslims at the time, since at the time of release, there was outrage from 9/11

[@stevencass8849]

I felt it was anti-religious propaganda. All the reasonable people on both sides weren’t “fanatics”. Even with that, there is a great line when Balion says he lost his faith to the Crusader the knight replies that what God seeks is in the heart. It’s a great line.

[@WeakestAvenger]

@@stevencass8849 I don't remember any Muslim being painted in a bad light in that movie. Only Christians were.

[@stevencass8849]

@@WeakestAvenger There were a couple of Muslims after Saladin withdrew at Karak, but for the most part yeah it was Christians being bloodthirsty.

[@MrMustang13]

It was also made at a time after 9/11 where the liberals were in full defense of Muslims.

[@masonmcelroy8125]

The idea of trying to portray Vikings as "noble warriors" just "minding their own business" is hilarious.

[@BornAgainBrother]

Portraying Vikings as anything less than bloodthirsty manics is historically inaccurate lol

[@LiamLoves]

Lame ones too, stealing from unarmed pacifists was never impressive.

[@Lark88]

In media today, Vikings are just tall fantasy dwarves.

[@raymondsmith2040]

Well remember this is the same company that had a "historian" literally say: "my grandmother told me I don't care what they tell you in school Cleopatra was black." With no historical evidence.

[@septimiusseverus343]

@@LiamLoves Even their military victories weren't that impressive. The Vikings were good at hit-and-run raids on isolated, undefended settlements, but as soon as they came up against a hardened body of fyrd militia or a defended town, they got scorched. Very uninspiring.

[@JohnAlbertRigali]

The entertainment industry has been maligning Catholicism and Catholics for decades. This is just another chapter in the ongoing story.

[@RockerfellerRothchild1776]

Now you know how Pagans felt

[@Cklert]

@@RockerfellerRothchild1776 About what exactly? I didn't realize the entertainment industry maligned with pagans. If there are any actual ones anymore.

[@BabyDingo]

@@RockerfellerRothchild1776the pagans converted. Cope

[@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867]

@@RockerfellerRothchild1776 Pagans don't exist, and those who do should be more concerned about how many in Hollywood seem to think that homosexuality was common for the pagans (this wasn't a common depiction in the past). This aside, the fact you use the word "pagan" confirms what I mentioned, Pagans don't exist anymore. A "Pagan" is a Christian term, typically for the non-Christian polytheist. If one were a "Pagan" then it would make no sense to say that, as it is meaningless unless you are Christian, like what do you mean by Pagan? Do you believe in the Greek Gods? The Romans? The Norse? The Egyptian? A "Pagan" in modern times is a larper that doesn't even know the name of that which they claim to believe.

[@cloaker2829]

Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox. It's happening to all of us.

[@def3ndr887]

When Asians create an anime like Vinland Saga that shows more accuracy to Christianity, what the pagans really were like, and history than westerners themselves you know you have a problem.

[@mastershake4641]

Asians are pretty based when it comes to anti woke stuff. They dont pretend like they are super good either. Whens the last time you heard a Japanese person talk about America being evil cause of ww2? Yet everyone in the west does.

[@jimijenkins2548]

Japanese are perfectionists in art. It stands to reason they would make a more accurate retelling than our Hollywood shills.

[@frillylily8005]

Yep kinda same with the game series Castlevania but the stupid US Netflix reboot of it make the church look like the bad guy

[@this_name_is_not_available6923]

It is a problem with the West specially USA

[@jackofastora8962]

⁠@@frillylily8005in all fairness, it wasn’t the church as a whole, it was a specific group within the church that did wrong and incurred draculas wrath

[@lunafencoven]

Are you telling me Vikings having a leader who's a middle-aged, single black woman is not historically accurate? 'She no need no man nor historical accuracy....'

[@ModernLady]

The first Christian to ever come to Norway was an English princess that fled from a marriage with a non-Christian. She ended up on an island on the west coast with some of her servants. There they lived until the pagan came to the island to kill them. The princess fled to a cave and prayed for a Christian death. The cave gave in and buried her. After that sailors stopped on the island because they kept seeing a bright light there. One of them eventually found bones that smelled like flowers. At this time a Norwegian King had brought Christianity to the land and he went to investigate the island and the cave. There he found the princess and canonised her on the spot. They also built a church in front of the cave, and a monastery on the island. Both the monastery and the church were in use until the reformation. Today you can visit this island, go into the cave and drink from a source that is said to heal people. St. Sunniva and St. Olav, pray for our country.

[@tomboyraider1015]

Interesting!

[@kristopherhayes1957]

What was the name of the cave and the princess? I'd love to hear more!

[@ModernLady]

@@kristopherhayes1957Her name is St. Sunniva and the island is Selja.

[@pilgrimpits8872]

Beautiful story!

[@cat_and_cabbage4662]

@@pilgrimpits8872but just a story, and I’ll bet you I could find this same story being told before Christianity was even a thing in the world, most stories of saints are lifted straight out of mythology and folklore, then given a Christian spin. The Bible itself is full of this, what with the dying and rising son of god being a common motif among the “pagans” especially the hellenes, the earthquake breaking Paul’s and his fellow prisoner’s shackles and freeing them, just like in the Bacchae with what happened when Pentheus tried to imprison Dionysus, even Jesus being questioned by Pontius Pilate is paralleled in the same story.

[@mortensimonsen1645]

As a Norwegian, I will say this: We became a country and a nation as soon as we became Christians. It is cringe to see how much Vikings are celebrated. They were the IS of the day. Or the mafia of the day. They performed human sacrifice. They extorted, enslaved, and killed. With Christianity came the rule of law, human rights, a ban on 'abortion' (setting out newborn), women could say no to being married away, etc. Thank God for the Catholic Church that came to our shores 1000 years ago.

[@culturalliberator9425]

Great is his name

[@Volknsarr]

KInda dumb to say, Christians stoned women to death when they cheated, they killed vikings bc they wanted them to be christians, stop pretending Christians are so innocent they also have blood on their hand, women in monasteries drowned their children cause they did not wanna get caught having sex this is such a false statement you made, women where not alloed to learn they just existed to breed in Norwegian women had all opportunities and where seen equal to everyone.

[@betelgeux6010]

thats pretty much every western country. at this point it feels like the bible provides just all around a very stable and productive groundwork for areas of increased population

[@bugzyhardrada3168]

I mean, christians did all those things to, extorted, enslaved, I mean they created and ran one of the biggest slave trades in human history as a god given right, and preformed human sacrifices, every death sentence done in a christian nation or land or kingdom is done so under the authority of god and the church, the burnings of "witches" and "wizards" were sacrificial, done in the name of god as a sacrifice to god, infact no theology has demanded more human sacrifice then that of the abrahamic theologies. Entire people groups, populations, languages, cultures and traditions utterly erased by the hands of ignorant religious fanatics. The christians of old equal the muslims of the modern day, fanatical, dangerous, religiously driven and quite vehemently ignorant and steadfast in their ignorance, this mirrors the christians as they are much the same. It's not hard to portray christians as down right evil and dumb as all one need do is read history and voila the sheer hypocrisy and fanaticism and damage wrought by the abrahamic theologies becomes clear and apparent for all to see, but there arw those who lack the courage to confront reality so they bury their heads in the sands of religious fervour and ignore all reality and history. Also what purpose does it serve to serve a plagerized, slanderous, erroneous and quite clearly fictional fantasy as the bible has been proven time and time again to be...I can only ponder that i suppose.

[@def3ndr887]

Watch Vinland saga, they really show what pagans were like

[@alexanderb5726]

All the world slanders Christianity to make it look evil. It's one of the testimonies to its truth, being singled out for hatred as it is. The Devil does all He can to suppress the truth. “If the world hates you, remember that it hated me first"-John 15: 18-27

[@BansheeKing22]

Exactly. More proof that christianity and the bible is the only truth. These people don't mock other beliefs but they have no problem mocking believers in Jesus. It's happening exactly as Jesus said it would.

[@Elysiel_ParadiseofGod]

I will never become Christian. What is taught is surface level and incorrect. The history of abuse that had been done to my ancestors proves that the blind will commit violence for the sake of promoting their religion and then claim they're doing God's work. If you've been given the truth, then you'd realize that there are esoteric teachings that most of the world doesn't know, because worldly leaders want their flocks to be blind and easy to control. People have a very poor understanding of what is really written in the Bible because who among you humans is fully awakened and ascended in vibration? Who is an Incarnated Angel? We have someone who teaches what is truly in the scriptures but humans proved to God time and time again that they refuse to accept the holy spirit from his messengers. Archangel Michael will Incarnate one final time, when he would, is a mystery. True believers will have their chance to wake up to angelic teachings, or they wake up in horror at the end before being saved from the fate that this grim world is falling towards.

[@alexanderb5726]

@@Elysiel_ParadiseofGod You are heavily deceived miss. And you need Jesus. As do we all. He is the Way, the Truth and the Life and no one comes to the Father except through Him. Bickering away about nonsense beliefs on KZbin doesn't change that.

[@aurelian2668]

​@@Elysiel_ParadiseofGod I see so because evil people exist in the world but was christian we should see all christians as also evil and unable to acknowledge wrong doings from other christians? Okay whatever.

[@zobandzeff]

@@Elysiel_ParadiseofGod Much worse things were done by pagans (from ALL countries, Viking/Anglo-Saxon pagans, Celtic pagans, Hindus, Arab pagans, Ancient Egyptian pagans Voodoos, Aztecs, and the list goes on much further...), what those "christians" did was due to greed, they just claimed that it was God's work, unlike pagans who did what they did for both greed and to appease their "gods". The esoteric is much worse and it's beliefs are much stranger than anything in the Bible, I'd advise you to turn away from it

[@LauraBeeDannon]

We watched the Vikings show and then looked up the true events, and they completely messed up history, putting people in different timeliness or killing them off before they actually die. It's the most historically inaccurate series that was on the frekin history channel. They made an Eric the Red character and killed him off before he made it to Greenland. It's weird. Why mess with people so much?

[@AnastasiaA31]

They're recreating history to suit their agenda so there is no surprise to what they would change for that purpose.

[@Snowmon89]

I'm sorry, you couldn't figure that out after their TV "documentary" movie "Mermaids are Real"? That aired 20 years ago!!!

[@mmyr8ado.360]

Historical figures are mere puppets for them. The important thing that they do is to express and evangelize their biases and message onto the unwitting masses.

[@eutytoalba]

​@@Snowmon89 My brother was shown a "documentary" IN HIGH SCHOOL about recovering a dragon's body. I actually happened to have seen it air late one night-followed by the making-of featurette. My brother was extremely diaappointed that the documentary was fake, and i was EXTREMELY disappointed that his school somehow forgot to mention that little detail, let alone left off the more-educational featurette. My brother had me to correct him. The other 30-someodd classmates, or 100+ in that classroom over the course of that day? 😤

[@LauraBeeDannon]

@Snowmon89 umm..I don't watch that much TV and 20 yrs ago watched hardly any cuz I had babies to raise..😄

[@Alexandria-80]

I dont remember the name of the movie but it centered around the pagans fighting against the Church in Denmark. It began with the pagans getting ready to sacrifice female virgins to their tree god or whatever and those pesky christians coming in to put an end to it. The entire movie showed christians in a horrible light, but ended after a battle and a narration at the end reads that these pagans won and continued with their peace and freedoms until the pesky christians once again rose up and wiped them out. Peace and freedoms? How can human sacrifice be equated to peace and freedom? Anyway, not uncommon for cinema to do this, worldwide.

[@GreatTrollger]

Prince of this world is angry, so he attacks Christianity more than ever

[@MilesDei95]

as a big history fan since i was a child. They lied wau more about the secrefices and stuff. or hide them better, now ppl just prefer to secrefice ppl over not beeing sluts and drug addicts. unfortunetly they dont see it as an issue coz i quote. Chstians also killed ppl xd

[@Cavirex]

They want to normalize human sacrifice (abortion, MAID clinics)

[@AntonioGalio-yh5zo]

Stupidity wins lately, sadly.

[@RexOlafusVidulusMagnus]

@@GreatTrollger he's angry and scared, Because The King is Coming

[@pete4258]

Catholics will never get a fair shake from Hollywood. They would rather show caricatures of Christians. Ave Maria ❤❤❤

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

The Priest in Zorro (Antonio Banderas one, I haven't watched other versions) is portrayed decent enough for my liking.

[@dislikebutton9571]

Because the people that run hollywood are the same as the pharisees

[@greghannibal]

@@cerebrummaximus3762 Yeah, so was the priest in Daredevil. It's getting rarer though.

[@SpiderkillersInc]

@@cerebrummaximus3762The latest Amazon Prime Zorro show has a helpful Priest figure - who turns out to be a member of a group of bad guys called the Order of the Bear and wants California to be free of whatever, it was a really cringe plot twist based solely on him having a picture of a bear in his study.

[@mindhollow3436]

@@greghannibal nah, the priest in Daredevil was a mockery.

[@jakekgfn]

What?! You mean the company that brought us black cleopatra wasn’t historically accurate? What a shock

[@charleslasley2604]

I have to take a mental health day after this revelation 😢😮😂😂

[@raymondsmith2040]

Lol! That's what I said. I could get a better understanding of history from a 5 year old than Netflix.

[@kaloarepo288]

The most annoying thing about anti -Catholic bias is when the church is portrayed as opposing the advancement of science and knowledge when the exact opposite is true - no organization in world history has done more than the Catholic church to advance science and knowledge - just have to find out what or who established the great universities of the world starting with the ones in Italy and then going on to France, England, Spain and Germany -all Catholic founded. And to remove all doubts look up the list of the famous scientists et al who were actually Catholic priests and monks, even sometimes nuns - in a very real sense mankind would not have reached into outer space without the work of Catholic monks and priests starting with Copernicus, going through to the papal astronomers who created the Gregorian calendar and the reformed Chinese calendar through to the Belgian priest who invented the Big Bang theory. Most people wouldn't know that the Vatican has operated one of the world's foremost observatories for hundreds of years. The Galileo thing was just a blip.A book on the Jesuit order has stated that the history of science in the seventeenth century is merely an account of Jesuit achievements in that era. They even brought the latest astronomical discoveries to China and India.

[@Volknsarr]

True thats why you beliefe in a god flying in air that has an entire bible needed to give people common sence where Maria gave birth as a virgin true science here. bc of science bc religion is science do not forget

[@aurelian2668]

​@@Volknsarr yep, I got aneursym reading this.

[@troybaxter]

​@@Volknsarr you do realize that science and religion are not polar opposites right? Science covers the physical world, while Religion covers the metaphysics realms. You can be a truly devoted scientist and a devout follower of Christ. Case in point: Galileo. He was a devout Catholic that also believed that science was a method for unmasking some of God's greatest marvels.

[@draikairion]

This was done heavily in Assassin's Creed Valhalla too. Ubisoft made the pagan vikings look extremely tolerant, welcoming, and warm, and made Christians look horrid. It felt like once again some writers had serious personal chips on their shoulders against Christianity and they used the game script as their venting space.

[@zachzednik1804]

Considering that people who followed the Norse religion would raid many Christian settlements from England,France,Russia,Spain, Portugal, Italy, North Africa, and other areas of the Black Sea. Vikings were very much not innocent pagans who minded their own business. They had a warrior focused culture with one of the only ways to get into their version of heaven being to die in battle. Heck William the conquerer’s ancestor was a Viking who went on to make a settlement in northern France in the region of Normandy and went on to siege Paris. After his failure of war on the French kingdoms he was given the option to convert and allowed to keep rule over Normandy or die. If that isn’t Christian forgiveness I don’t know what is. The point is the Vikings were not even close to peaceful they were obsessed with waging war they by all means colonized many areas during their age. I despise painting one religion as solely good well all others are bad. Especially considering that religion was highly against any form of sacrifice compared to the many pagan religions during the time.

[@culturalliberator9425]

Fantastic comment, General.

[@arnowisp6244]

Ah yes. The Vikings. The Entire name Viking literally means Pirates or Raiders.

[@calebleach7988]

no it doesn't. "Viking" is the english translation of the norse word víking, which is actually a verb roughly meaning "to sail" or "to go on an expedition" víkingr is a noun referring to "one who goes on an expedition." It was not restricted to Norse folk specifically, but rather to any form of raider. It was a slang of sorts, the two words were not specifically talking about raiding, though they were often used that way. The word viking died out for about a thousand years until it came back in the 19th century, often accredited to Sir Walter Scott. In it's new english form, it specifically referred to Scandinavian pirates. However, at it's roots, viking just means "to sail." Just a fun linguistics lesson for you.

[@jimmythecrow]

@@calebleach7988 Lmfao except youre wrong and tried to use word salad to sound smart víkingr m (genitive víkings, plural víkingar) opportunistic seafaring adventurer out to raid and pillage, explore and settle new lands or conduct trading voyages pirate raider, freebooter, viking víkingr meant raider and it was likely derived from an earlier Old Scandinavian word contemporary to the Vikings themselves. Viking meant raider and implied they were going to raid. Just a fun linguistics lesson for you

[@calebleach7988]

@@jimmythecrow that translation is incorrect. Many reputable sources have given this as the translation but more recent studies have revealed that to be untrue. But also, I wasn’t “trying to sound smart” I was giving a neat little history lesson because I absolutely love history and linguistics. Maybe don’t assume the worst of people?

[@Volknsarr]

Alltho mostof the Norsmen are not vikings most of them where normal famrers caring for family and their animals, most of them did not slaughter and kill most just wanted a better life for their future children.

[@aurelian2668]

​@@calebleach7988 nah bro vikingr is a job and its to raid other places. Stop making shit up.

[@chidmania8485]

I used to watch Vikings on History channel and i stopped for oreciseky the same reasons you mentioned. The vikings were devout in their religion and practiced it from their hearts, while Christians were superstitious fools who didn't even believe what they professed. Not only that, they oresented the religion and spiritual exoeriences of the vikings as rooted in reality, whereas Christianity was a mere act. The final straw for ne was when the Christian bishop ordered the crucifixion of the former Catholic priest, something that coukd never happen.

[@jcaesar19871]

I've only watched like, up to when they raided the church. Don't know how many episodes that is, but I stopped watching 'cause I lost interest.

[@chidmania8485]

@@jcaesar19871 I tried to ignore the antichristian stuff (I mean, what was I to expect?), but the priest's crucifixion was really the last straw.

[@culturalliberator9425]

​@@chidmania8485It's like the Viking Assassin Creed where the soldiers shout, "Devil curse you!/ Die like Christ/Christ Mercy" when they attack you. 😂 It's to the point of parody!

[@culturalliberator9425]

Oh yeah, they were very devout. So devout that they immediately converted to Christianity when they started losing because they thought Christ was now a more powerful deity.

[@chidmania8485]

@@culturalliberator9425 Die like Christ?? Seriously?

[@jungleking9703]

The movie Midnight Mass was one of the worst movies ever made which falsely portrays the catholic church while trying to make islam look good. Like this there are many movies these days trying to make christians look like the bad guys.

[@yourlocalbuzzkill3211]

I definitely understand where you’re coming from, but as a devout Catholic myself, I actually disagree. I think the depiction of the Catholic Church was actually very well done in this series. Often in scenes, I felt as if I was in Mass myself. Obviously, there are religious figures portrayed negatively, but no one in the series is downright evil, just human with human flaws. Rather, I think the series can be taken as a commentary and warning on religious fanaticism and schisms. In the series, Father Paul and his congregation never once go to the Vatican to report his “miracles,” which is a vital part in the process of the Church. Instead, people start following Father Paul himself instead of Christ, which is something that I have seen in churches myself and is indeed a problem that should be addressed. Of course, the series has its flaws, the ending where Erin spewed out a vague, atheistic approach to religion was super cringe and there are definitely some flaws in portrayal of some characters, but overall I don’t think it’s Anti-Catholic at all, but can be used as a way to get people to think on important issues in the Church.

[@tomboyraider1015]

I'm Catholic and i quite enjoyed Midnight Mass although the climax and post-climax story could've been done better. I did not think islam was portrayed as better or superior, it felt minor compared to what was showed. But then again i WOULD like a show where Christianity is presented in a good light.

[@samuelllakaj5439]

Let's have a film about Mohammad's 9yo bride, that's get people talking 😂.

[@culturalliberator9425]

​@@yourlocalbuzzkill3211 Just because it's not as bad as the others doesn't mean it isn't bad. If the show tells you that they aren't evil but all of the leadership is bad or rotten then they are trying to portray them in a negative light. Anime does this a lot. Just because they don't drink blood doesn't mean the show isn't trashing them. If we had more shows like Chosen how do you think you would like this one? Probably not a lot. But I haven't watched it so I can't say. But I'm fed up with Islam so I won't be touching it.

[@chazchoo99]

@@yourlocalbuzzkill3211 That series had one of the most powerful scenes of forgiveness I've ever seen in a movie/show. Couldn't agree more.

[@reviewspiteras]

My wake up call for the anti-catholic propaganda was the Castlevania animated show. They tried so hard to paint the Church as the guilty for Dracula's wrath and how corrupt we are. They wanted me to have empathy for a murderer whorshipper of satan because he "lost his wife" while making innocent people lose everything. Then there was this demon who was scolding this corrupt priest like it was not conveniant for the demon for him to be evil, but he was "holy" enough to turn an entire river into holy water.

[@giovan483]

Castlevania is a great show, but you’re absolutely right. I wish the show would have balanced out the evil side of the church with good representation of the church, so as to make it clear it’s the individual that is corrupt, not the whole organization.

[@thomas777803]

Why was the Catholic Church even in Castlevania? Wallachia/Romania is Orthodox, not Catholic.

[@Prince_Az_Myr]

@@thomas777803 That's a good point. But was that church/s explicitly Roman instead of Orthodox? I personally don't know the difference by sight alone. Even then, it still paints Christianity in a bad light.

[@Snowmon89]

@@Prince_Az_Myr No offense, but so do the Catholics. And I'm not just talking about the latest declarations of the current Pope here. Case and point: "Thou shall not have Idols/Gods before me." Catholics break that one all the time without batting an eye. Praying to both the Saints and to Mary (Most of the time in Statue Form.). This was something I could point out was a problem as a CHILD. They even told me point blank that's not what they're doing, by explaining how they're doing it right in front OF said statue. You pray to GOD, not his servants. "We're praying for them to intercede for us" they'd say, but then that begs the question 1) Why did Jesus have to die, if he is not the ONLY way to God? ("I am the way, the truth and the life. No One gets to the Father except through Me.") It's Jesus who's the mediator and HE IS GOD and 2) Does that not put God Below the Saints? (The Name above all names. The King of kings and God of gods?) Just last month, I even learned about an entire study of Mary (within the Catholic sect), stating some pretty whacky things not only about her (such as she is the "eternal virgin".... Jesus had brothers via Joseph.) BUT they actively teach a prayer about Mary that is so blasphemous that our entire class felt like we needed to be washed from simply HEARING that prayer being read and for the person who read it (despite not praying it) to repent. Oh and let's not even get started on some of the more controversial things that Do exist because OF the Catholic Church turning a blind eye even further that even the Non-Believers are calling them out for.

[@PUNISHERMHS_2021]

​@@Snowmon89 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGTPXqqmiryBZq8si=0xVmA7WEQPreKw99 all your questions have had answers longer than people in these comments have been alive.

[@adamzandarski8933]

Since my miraculous conversion from a life of being way, more atheist than anyone, you know, and very studied about it, It’s cute to me how many people just immediately assume I was brainwashed into it as a child. Don’t give me wrong. I did go to Catholic school as a kid in kindergarten in first grade. But it was actually the truth of Christianity, which converted me

[@culturalliberator9425]

Glad your with us

[@mastershake4641]

People try to tell me that theres no way you could come to Christianity logically. Apparently I became an imbecile at the age of 28.

[@adamzandarski8933]

@@mastershake4641 if you’re looking at the gospel with eyes of flesh, it does seem foolish. But once you see it with the eyes of the spirit, it makes perfect sense. More sense than anything you’ve ever read.

[@TheFirstAtom]

@@mastershake4641I think what people are trying to say is that there is no logical or sound basis for converting to a religion, and adopting all of its spiritual claims about the things that supposedly exist but have no evidence.

[@mastershake4641]

@@TheFirstAtom And I say the same about being an athiest. Its completely illogical to be an atheist, yet here we are.

[@Gimlisbeard326]

It’s hilarious that they demonise Christians when you had savage maurading Norse raiders who would literally kill, rape and steal they’re way across Europe, the Mediterranean, N Africa, the Middle East and even America. They took countless slaves, murdered countless innocent people and they get deified as Macho, noble warriors. I remember watching the original vikings series (didn’t finish it) and see how they made out a heinous human sacrifice (even though it was willing) to be an honourable and glorious thing. It’s funny when the Pagan Dogs met real warriors instead of helpless monks or farmers. They got their Asses kicked several times. They didn’t have a monopoly on Machismo and warrior skill and certainly had nothing in divine favour

[@holeymcsockpuppet]

I think it would be fun to troll these producers by making Catholic shows that are basically mockumentaries about Hollywood rewriting history. Have one character that continually says, "Yeah, that didn’t happen." in a low sarcastic voice...followed by everyone telling him to shut up.

[@culturalliberator9425]

This would be very funny actually. Have a real Christian from the time in one of these shows all confused like.

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

That’d get old quick tbh. Like trump orange jokes or Biden being old

[@zapre2284]

You would need to copy how the left have worked. You don't make overtly Christian films or shows. You make films and shows that portray messages of Christian values and teachings, but you never openly make it about that, or mention that is what they are .............It's how the left subverted people through popular culture with post modernist ideas that lead to woke insanity

[@codyeby]

The folks who made Cuties are against Christians? Color me surprised.

[@peaceribbon8322]

Water is wet I guess. In all seriousness thanks for the video, it was very interesting. My brother got his History degree studying the intersection of Scandinavian and European Christian history, so it’s made me very aware of how much more there was to this piece of medieval history than the schlocky Viking fantasies people want to believe in. Keep it up!

[@RealSeanithan]

"To judge [Christians] differently is probably an example of your own prejudice." I actually do judge Christians differently: if I see a Christian doing something evil and a Pagan, Shinto, Hindu, Muslim, Jew, or whatever else doing that same evil thing, I'll judge the Christian more harshly: the Christian is the one who has the full revelation of God, so I hold him to a higher standard than anyone else. That's not what you meant when you said it, but I figured I'd go on a rant anyway.

[@AntonioGalio-yh5zo]

Idk, but i think only god can judge others.

[@PUNISHERMHS_2021]

​@@AntonioGalio-yh5zowe are called to judge in a correct manner

[@RealSeanithan]

@AntonioGalio-yh5zo Paul goes into some detail in 1 Corinthians 5 and 6 about how we as Christians are supposed to judge. It's a good read. Of course, if you mean judging someone to hell or the final judgment where every man will be judged according to his works, yes, that is only God who can do that (which judgment is specially attributed to the Son).

[@AntonioGalio-yh5zo]

@@RealSeanithan you should judge everyone the same.

[@RealSeanithan]

@@AntonioGalio-yh5zo not according to Luke 12:47, 48.

[@FrJohnBrownSJ]

Saint Edmund the Martyr, ora pro nobis.

[@culturalliberator9425]

Amen

[@E.OrthodoxMHNIN]

He wasn’t a Papist.

[@liteney]

Amen

[@PhoneyLoki]

Why don't you just pray to Jesus, instead of asking dead guy that probably can't hear you to pray to Jesus? Just take out the middle man and you're golden

[@FrJohnBrownSJ]

@@PhoneyLoki it gives glory to God this way.

[@dirkbsilver9260]

With Hollywood it has always been "Christian Bad/Everyone else oppressed". It gets old.

[@diogenesenuts]

It’s almost like they hate Jesus. Do you know anyone that hates Jesus? You’d have to be a certain kind of person to hate Jesus.

[@johnrogers9819]

Jesus was an asshole

[@zapre2284]

That's what has brought my attention to this the past few years. I've never been a religious person, but it's undeniable that there's not a clear agenda against Christianity in the West. And that the established churches have been completely subverted. Even I could see that

[@MagaracDebeluhar]

I tried not being too chuddy in my life but the fucking evidence against that kind of people is simply too numerous and grotesque to acknowledge.

[@ManFromThePits]

Ironically, the historical Vikings were the real villains; just about the exact opposite of what you're describing.

[@jrivxxi2947]

They can lie all they want, we got God with the full true account

[@troybaxter]

They can continue to lie and receive their final judgement when their time has come. To put it bluntly, the people maliciously sowing seeds of doubt about the faith are doomed to Hell.

[@Lark88]

I've noticed in the past 20 years, priests are almost never shown to be genuine. They are either bad characters because they are just using their position for power and wealth or they are good characters because they just want to help people, but don't really believe everything in the bible. If they are genuine believers, they are shown to be stupid. I still remember a moment from Assassin's Creed: Valhalla where an assassin character was debating with a monk and the monk was stumbling over a question any novice priest would have been able to answer.

[@wizard9094]

Why can’t the church sue Netflix. They can show easily the egregious historical misrepresentations of Christianity. Didn’t they get sued over Cleopatra? Even if they put a disclaimer before each episode you can clearly see prejudice. Do they put a disclaimer?

[@bun197]

wish the church was more active with stuff like this. hippie francis just lets the secular world lie and lie about his supposed faith and cow tows to them

[@savioblanc]

The Cleopatra lawsuit is as much propaganda as the nonsense Netflix shat out. The only way to stop Netflix is to do what the Muslims have done - execute people and bomb the sh*t out of them. Or accept that this is the way the portrayal will continue and accept it for what it is.

[@LauraBeeDannon]

@@wizard9094 the original vikings aired on the History channel I thought

[@culturalliberator9425]

That's a great point. The main Hitler is a bishop.

[@wizard9094]

@@culturalliberator9425 Hitler?

[@Levij83]

I could barely stomach the first season. Unfortunately so many will either develop their bias against Christians or reinforce their bias against Christians based on this show. Damage done. Would love to see a show or movie with the same aesthetics but based on Saints during that time or earlier. Thanks for providing this thoughtful video and I look forward to more like it!

[@Volknsarr]

Christians converted forcefully Norsemen to beliefe their religion now Muslims do the same with christians, reap what you sow?!

[@JP-eh4ee]

Netflix also race switched both Cleopatra and Queen Charlotte into black

[@orkoskang7967]

Cast Mark Henry as Juliet. Black Bears as Polar Bears. George Washington is black/brownish red skin. Shaka Zulu will be Ryan Gosling. Many leftists lost their minds over social justice. I see few of them who were reasonable and still had values and intelligence in contrast to the fools I mentioned.

[@ared18t]

Netflix: "We fired half our team so that we can do better and increase our quality" Also Netflix: "Half ass Everything bois the Hardworking folks are gone :D"

[@clivejames5058]

Thanks for your research. As an English Catholic, whose DNA has shown up 15% Norwegian, I'm assuming I'm descended from these Viking raiders! Hundreds of years ago and I was a little shocked but now reading up on this period of history.

[@ryanparker4996]

The most popular pagan tradition is converting to christianity 😂

[@Volknsarr]

Viking is not Norsemen most Norsemen where not vikings most did the same as other and that is... providing for their families unless the crusades are justified bc it happened "in gods name" than your a hipocrite.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

​@@Volknsarr What the hell does this sentence even mean? Fighting to reclaim the Holy Land and stop the Mohammedist violence is not the same as invading England and stealing people and wealth.

[@Vergil14]

The entertainment industry has many people changing history in tv and movies to portray an agenda.

[@culturalliberator9425]

"Carved a cross into her back." I was laughing so hard right here. I love it, it's so bad.

[@zapre2284]

I've not seen the show, but I'm going to guess that they've tried to take the Viking Blood Eagle execution method. Probably have omitted that from the show entirely I'm guessing. And then attempted to project a Christian equivalent of it into the narrative. The result being the tame outcome that you've pointed out. Satan the great deceiver

[@culturalliberator9425]

@@zapre2284 Maybe that's what they were going for. The entire show is a historic mess. I don't think a single thing in it is actually historical.

[@tell-me-a-story-]

It’s really odd to give a real person a fictional backstory. Either make it historically accurate, or make a character up.

[@killianmiller6107]

You should watch/read Vinland Saga, it’s an anime/manga about Viking times (historical fiction) about how to be a true warrior. Has some interesting Christian themes

[@SipswithSerra]

Interesting I'll check it out!

[@anthonyoer4778]

I keep hearing good reviews about this comic/anime.

[@anitacardona8976]

Haven't seen it, but I've heard good things as well

[@MontChevalier]

Liar. It spends most of its time bashing Christians. I stopped watching. Don't believe this guy.

[@MilesDei95]

I am watching it right now. the 1st season has some nice momnts, but right now it is a bit anti christian, especialy with cnut saying literly F you to God, but i have heard it is a set up for the main character. we will see

[@gkdaniels1]

Not only was that series wildly historically inaccurate about Christians, it was just wildly historically inaccurate period.

[@Volknsarr]

Thats why its considered as an action series and not a documentary if you really think going into a hollywood bb and expect accuracy your the biggest idiot in history.

[@AMKB01]

Just had to pause at about the 9.30 minute mark... The idea that a Muslim woman would, right from the start, be a "love interest" to a non-Muslim is ludicrous. Talk about haram! She would have been executed for it. Then for her to be any sort of "intellectual"? Also, haram. Mo was very adamant about women being intellectually inferior, and that hell was filled with mostly women. As for any "intellectual" contributions made by Islam, it turns out that was pretty much 100% knowledge they absorbed from the people the conquered and enslaved.

[@SipswithSerra]

Even crazier is that later this 'devout muslim' has intercourse with Leif (obviously outside of marriage). Insulting to Muslims but also just highly unlikely to happen.

[@uberfeel]

How hard is it to just use the chronicles as a source for your shows story/plot? St. Olaf's chronicle would make a hell of a good show if they kept it accurate enough.

[@caiobruno8006]

If something is easy and is never being done, it is reasonable to assume it's not being done in purpose rather than for a lack of capacity. They have no interest in making entertainment, it was only the media that allowed subversion to penetrate deep into the heart of Christian societies.

[@Volknsarr]

BC maybe its art and art has no limits most of the people here make the norsemen look like everyone was a vikings even if its not true, most of them where farmers providing for their family.

[@patrickeg916]

1:55 not to forget that the new testament has examples distinguishing belief and tradition or "outward worship".

[@BasiliscBaz]

Its actualy funny that all thing (most of) norse mythology and religion of norse people we know thank to monks who lived in north

[@jendoe9436]

True in quite a few areas. Some of the people and cultures missionaries contacted with didn’t have a set writing system or official language to use. The missionaries would learn about the people and help them standardize their language, writing down things and helping preserve it. Sometimes the only sources we have about certain cultures and ancient practices is those documents by the missionaries. The Norse mythology documentation is actually one of my favorites. In myth, there’s this great war involving the Aesir and Asgard which led to the near complete annihilation of the Aesir safe for a few who ended up being taken in by the Asgardians. There was another group I believe, but can’t remember of the top of my head right now. Anyway, yeah. There was this grand, epic, cosmic war and how much do we know about it now? Like, a few paragraphs that it happened and nothing else 😂 but there’s plenty of stories of the shenanigans the deities got up to, including a story of Thor getting roasted by his disguised dad, Odin, when trying to cross a bridge. My friend and I often joke the missionary assigned to write down the story ended up paired with a very distracted Viking warrior who always found any excuse to go off in battle. Each time he promised the missionary he would tell him what happened, but the Viking would always return too drunk to talk until the day came when he finally died in battle. At which point the missionary went “forget this!” and just never came back to finishing that story.

[@behindenemylines3149]

Saint Alexander Nevsky. Pray for that Catholics return to the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic church. ☦

[@camillewilliams3185]

Sounds like the writers of the show just wrote based on their biases and an intention to paint the Christian church as evil

[@owenseamann7942]

I love your ability to not get worked up over this stuff. And stay calm and keep to the facts. 😊

[@SipswithSerra]

Thank you for the kind words 🙏 Maybe I should get mad but those who are vehemently against the Church are just too silly to get mad at, and we know God wins in the end and has already won so there's no need to lose peace over it.

[@Sniper_Cat_71]

This is the same company that came up "Cuties", don't give them your time or money!

[@Siris101]

The common misconception that the church was all about flat earth is pretty funny when you consider the irony. Supposed intellectuals of today like to mock the church for this unaware they expose their ignorance and in my opinion bigotry

[@daosxion776]

Is anyone surprised? they tried to make Cleopatra black despite all historical evidence.

[@christhewritingjester3164]

It's very difficult to believe that a Muslim woman during that time period would have been educated to that degree as well as allowed to interact with a male non-family member on her own. What sort of propaganda is this?

[@eamonlyons8318]

Globalist paedophile elites who put Islam on a pedestal because it allows depraved acts. Just a theory.

[@benrositas8068]

Sigh... for the days when great movies abut God were made by Hollywood, such as The Ten Commandments, Ben Hur, and many movies about various Saints.

[@sammygoodnight]

What major production of the last 50 years has portrayed Christians objectively?

[@SipswithSerra]

Home Alone 1

[@ryanparker4996]

Daredevil! The man without fear! Father Lantom was a great character

[@delta6378]

the passion of the Christ!

[@troybaxter]

There are still many great Christian movies out there. Unbroken and Hacksaw Ridge (though being war movies) do a great job depicting the devotion to one's faith and overcoming the odds to victory.

[@troybaxter]

Ben-Hur is another one. The For King & Country movie goes over their faith. I haven't watched it yet, but I am pretty sure the Dude Perfect 30-for-30 goes a bit into their faith as well. Side note, if there were a group of guys you would want your kids to see as good role models, you would choose them.

[@KittSpiken]

Oh gee, I wonder why they would make that kind of "mistake."

[@LostArkLover]

Man, Deceit is just everywhere these days!!!

[@stslPLPL]

I hate how these viking shows portray Christianity and the Anglo-Saxons as weak and incompetent. The Anglo Saxons were just as fierce warriors as the vikings(norse, danes, etc.) they have nearly similar cultures lol. They did not lose their ability to fight just because they became Christian. I don't get peoples obsession with vikings anyway, as if they were some ultra-chad warriors when they were just raiders picking on undefended villages and getting stomped most of the time when they actually fought pitched battles. I want a show from the Anglo Christian perspective so bad (Last Kingdom doesn't really count)

[@forbiddenrecallskillinguss4012]

TALMUD is the answer. Who owns Hollywood and Netflix?

[@LiliumCruorem]

This is Hollywood’s MO though. They do it with almost any movie or story that has anything to do with religion.

[@GloriousLastStand]

4:51 interesting thing about this: To my knowledge, there were recorded instances of a similar torture being performed on *Christians* by Vikings. Alternatively known as the "Blood Eagle" or the "Eagle Sketch", it is unclear whether or not the torture involved carving the shape of an eagle into the victim's back, or making an incision and moving the victim's lungs out onto their back. Such a torture was noted in several contemporary documents, but modern scholars are unsure whether or not it was actually performed. On the other hand, there is no historical evidence for torture described above/depicted in the show.

[@HydraHolden]

Non-denominational Protestant here, thanks for your coverage of the show. o7

[@warthog231]

It makes me wonder how accurate Shogun and Silence are

[@SipswithSerra]

I might have to make videos on those as well lol

[@paulmualdeave5063]

There was a Catholic Damyo back then out of the Otomo clan. It would have possibly changed world history had he won the civil war rather. WW2 might have been different.

[@immortandarkknight9050]

From my understanding, Silence is pretty accurate. It is still a fictional telling with fictional characters. But the Christian ban was very real and the representation seems in lined with what I have read.

[@igormarins1227]

Silence is an actual provocation to christianity, Shogun is much more culturally based even though it's fiction

[@paulmualdeave5063]

@@igormarins1227 excellent movie. I have it on VUDU but cannot get myself to watch it again. Brutal.

[@AroundElvesWatchUrselves96]

Ironically Leif Erickson converted to Christianity

[@AnastasiaA31]

I noticed this a lot with a lot of shows. I wonder if you could do a commentary on the Netflix show "Midnight Mass" - I actually really enjoyed it but there are some things that are clearly not Catholic. I liked this and would definitely watch more of this type of video - like is "insert name of show/movie" representing Catholicism correctly? would like to see some that do represent us accurately too :)

[@SipswithSerra]

Midnight Mass was another good example of a show getting Catholicism wrong. I've seen others do a good job of talking about that show, and I'd rather stick to more recent shows so things get corrected before becoming no longer relevant. But there will definitely be more!

[@AnastasiaA31]

@@SipswithSerra Looking forward to more current shows/movies then! Thanks for the reply!

[@matthewvandyk7773]

When Ubisoft represents Christians better, you know it's bad, haha

[@zenybiscuit]

I'd be interested in your thoughts on "Last Kingdom." I've read 4 of the books and thought they were pretty interesting, especially since my patron Saint, Alfred the Great, is in it. I definitely think it leans more "Danes good," but it is from the main character's perspective.

[@LauraBeeDannon]

@zenybiscuit the show series was pretty balanced on both sides imo

[@repentantsinner7472]

The Last Kingdom was my favorite show in this genre but the show sadly had some anti-Catholic scenes. The saddest one was when Edward of Wessex is crowned and he admonished the Bishops for keeping access to the Bible away from the common people. This is a popular anti-Catholic myth and had nothing to do with the storyline so I can only imagine that it was done intentionally. I guess the show runners weren’t aware that the vast majority of of the population was illiterate and wouldn’t have been able to read the Bible and that Bible’s had to hand copied and were wildly expensive and not widely available. Another scene was when a priest was showing the king the body of a saint that was clearly decomposing but he kept insisting that it was incorrupt. It made Catholics look dumb and superstitious. There were other scenes like this as well generally portraying priests as corrupt and bigoted. On the whole The Last Kingdom was an excellent show but these little not-so-subtle anti-Catholic hints were unnecessary, not historically based, and betray Hollywood’s obvious anti-Christian bias.

[@Leondragon06]

Thought might watch at one point but based on your video hard pass on watching it so IDC about spoilers now!

[@Vincenzo-wn1or]

Those pesky Christians put a stop to human sacrifice. Awful

[@Volknsarr]

But started the crusades man what an evolution from stopping sacrififices to starting crusades.

[@AnotherGuyTheXone]

​@@Volknsarryeah, cause jihad wasn't a thing first

[@internetzenmaster8952]

@@Volknsarr Tee Holy Land crusades were a defensive action nature in response to Islamic expansionism. They were completely justified.

[@notsure2105]

Tapped out of Netflix years ago and don’t miss it one bit. Literally my kids didn’t even notice I got rid of it until a couple months later is asked if they noticed. They had no idea.

[@skibidi.G]

Reminder there was no need to split Christians into "Catholics" and otherwise back then , 😉.

[@kaymoto4023]

That’s Netflix. The most egregious was, “Making a Murderer,” filled with misinformation & deceit.

[@TempleHolyFathercm]

of course Netflix makes christians look evil in their shows, look at the Castlevania Anime they make the Church look evil, according to what i read: the Anime is more Anti-Christian and Woke than the Video Games because the Video Games Portray the Church in a Positive Light but the Anime has an Evil Story about them. thats why i only play and like the games more than the anime.

[@JoelAdamson]

I've put off watching this, but now I have to watch it. This idea that Vikings/Norse were "minding their own business" as you say is an interesting variant of the noble savage idea. Those "Vikings" who settled in England largely converted to Christianity. The idea that pagans resisted conversion is preposterous. It's because of Christians that we know about "pagans" in Northern Europe.

[@gregbradburn]

One of my favorite books is Byzantium by Stephen Lawhead. It's set around 900CE and focuses on a Monk from Ireland but there are Vikings, Arabs, action, adventure, humor, faith. I've read the paperback and listened to the audio book. Fantastic book.

[@juandirection8820]

CE? Never heard of it. You mean AD?

[@wisesage4333]

As a proud descendant of the vikings and a historian, I call BS on so many things this show depicts and it frankly sickens me. The main guy behind this and the preceding vikings series stated in an interview that he knowingly plays very loose with the historical facts and basically just do what they want.

[@purelightapologetics4930]

Good video. I’m Protestant, but good video.

[@danielallan8061]

The worst part of about these shows and their anti-Catholic rhetoric, is that people actually believe it. I'm glad there are channels out there like this one and Real Crusades History that talk about the real history. The good and the bad. I'm an atheist, with no skin in the religious game, by the way. I'm just tired of these types of representations.

[@_-___________]

yeah... vikings were like... brutal. Like serious monsters that went around and.... offed countless people and..... nonconed a bunch of everyone. Really, why would anyone portray them as anything but barbarians? Well~ Then you look back on history and realize that that was commonplace.

[@ML-ei7gb]

The faith is being attacked by the devil and his followers. We are those who are to stand firm in our faith.

[@Warriormon87]

Vikings as immigrants is insanely inaccurate.

[@josephgargoyle]

Muslims did "some intelectual advancements", damn get a read on Baghdad Golden Era. What a way to try to dimish that. And in fact most of the ancient greek of math, nature and philosophy texts got to cristianity through Constantinople and Spain but already translated and reworked by arabs and muslims.

[@Warriormon87]

The show is prejudiced hate speech.

[@konstantinoskalavrezos5273]

What I disliked about season 3 is the slander against the medieval roman empire, everyone is depicted as incompetent conniving fools who need strong vikings to show them how to fight. Whilst in reality they had been fighting on all fronts almost non stop for 3 centuries.

[@GreatTrollger]

Prince of this world attacks everything good

[@Panwere36]

A Netflix series being intellectually dishonest and painting Christians as evil at the same time?!?!? Say it isn't so!! All sarcasm aside.. no one should be a bit surprised.

[@aaronmalong3986]

Thanks for the video

[@MikesFitnessGoals]

I stopped watching Netflix a few years ago when they aired a movie blaspheming Jesus and the Blessed Virgin Mary. Like waste floating in the water, just avoid the filth of this life and continue moving forward without such evil distraction. May God bless and keep you today and always. ✝️🙏

[@LauraBeeDannon]

A somewhat better show, as in accurate, was The Last Kingdom. The timeliness of events was at least correct.

[@MicahMicahel]

You don't mean the anti Christian movie Ridley Scott made?

[@LauraBeeDannon]

@@MicahMicahel no..the series

[@RilesWoolner]

Thank you for addressing this, as someone who is a disciple of Jesus Christ but also someone who has a keen interest in the history and mythology of my ancestors (the Norse) I have never liked how the Christians in these shows are always depicted so terribly.

[@illibilli6644]

This video and other media issues on historical inaccuracy made me more curious about history... Do you guys have any recommendations on good or accurate historical books or other references related to Catholic/Christian stuff?

[@neggit2063]

Btw, this is great work, thank you for raising awareness for such things

[@tomboyraider1015]

I as a catholic quite enjoyed Vikings Valhalla. A little sad now the 3rd season is its last. The story felt a bit incomplete. It could've used a few more episodes to tie up the stories. But yeah, its a show about Vikings so i get why the show was made in a way where the audience feels compelled to root for the Norse god believers and against Christians. I simply take it solely as entertainment and historical fiction and not as fact.

[@sympnia]

Another reason I can be glad I cancelled my netflix subscription 2 weeks ago. (Also cancelled Disney months ago). I am done with tolerating the misrepresentation and reprogramming.

[@gabrielkiesel]

So... Tuesday?

[@marceladiaz9374]

Not sure how your video made it my algorithm but videos like this are so important! I'd recommend maybe citing your information with historical documents for stronger arguments. Still though it's great to divulge this info to counter Netflix attack against Catholicism. I live historical dramas bit had to stop watching Netflix productions because I'd just end up angry at their misrepresentation and blatant lies.

[@marceladiaz9374]

I'm new here and I've just seen your other videos where you do use references. Good stuff. Subscribed

[@chelogonzales8418]

I watched three episodes, not sure why I didn’t finish.

[@frenchtoast2319]

Im a christian, and the church absolutely burned people at the stake. They even did it to their own. Look up Jan Hus.