The Extinct Religions/Sects Iceberg Explained

[@VynylFantasy]

It’s amazing he says ‘Languedoc’ flawlessly,yet ‘Sacrament’ ‘heresy’ and ‘estimates’ he sounds like an alien.

[@ryan.1990]

Some insane mispronunciations in this video lol.

[@areyoutheregoditsmedave]

haha its pretty wild

[@DaveHonkles]

Sometimes it really pays to take a second and look up the pronunciation of a word you don't know.

[@ukeedge2761]

Even if you think you thought you knew what the word is more often then not theres more to know.

[@jirojhasuo2ndgrandcompany745]

Alot of americans dont care about pronunciation

[@DaveHonkles]

@@jirojhasuo2ndgrandcompany745 yes, we call them zoomers

[@jirojhasuo2ndgrandcompany745]

@@DaveHonkles this was already happening before zoomers were born.

[@DaveHonkles]

@@jirojhasuo2ndgrandcompany745 communist opinion discarded

[@marink7]

I love studying religion and knowing about different beliefs so this iceberg is so welcomed! Thanks again for another awesome one Zoanfly :)

[@connornalasco3457]

Damn fine definition of Gnosticism. Most explanations of it are pretty convoluted and muddled, but you explained it succinctly and now I finally know what it is.

[@ReiRidingSolo]

Great job, gave it a like. I just got into iceberg videos and I've noticed a lot of words being mispronounced. This seems to be an issue with your channel as well. It must be an iceberg thing!

[@timbo_time]

Keep the iceberg genre alive my guy

[@ightholmes]

You're a true hustler and I commend you. But PLEASE WORK ON PRONOUNCING STUFF BETTER I don't mean to yell

[@Zoanfly]

Tryinggg I kept searching things up mid recording but I’ll keep tryna perfect the craft

[@anonsoldier8907]

He could pronounce all the countries in world wrong and that wouldn’t be first thing I would care about his video LOL. Out of everything he talked about , OUT EVERYTHING HE TALKED ABOUT Ima complain about the way he pronounced the name of X thing… That’s so like childish type of thinking HAHA holy

[@williammckinley3564]

Bro read everything straight from chatgpt

[@doubleplusdanny]

Wretched pronunciations, but a fair job overall.

[@Socrates526]

Since the dawn of humanity, people have been starting essays with, "Since the dawn of humanity..." haha good vid tho

[@austinlee4156]

Damn dude cant say much more then im proud of u for all the amazing work you're doin, so happy to see this channel grow! Keep it up dude. Also are you gonna upload anything soon on your second channel?

[@Zoanfly]

I’m still thinking about the videos I’d post there, but it’s still definitely something to consider for me

[@austinlee4156]

Do what you're passionate about, or do gaming streams. Either way I'm sure you can make it work.

[@recentlycloneddodo9020]

Thanks for this new video. Now I have something to enjoy after work!

[@adousbrony1615]

I couldn't wait for another vid! Thankfully I have the time to watch it. I would possibly love to see something like dragons or aliens Iceberg videos. Love the channel

[@georgeo3738]

i always found religion very interesting from an anthropology perspective. you can use it as a really good way to tell what aspects of human society have changed the most over time by what kinds of religions have struck around and which ones are lost to history. i think theres a really interesting correlation between the rise of monotheism and the transition from the iron age to late antiquity and medieval period

[@fairey555]

good stuff as always!! i love your videos, keep it up!!!

[@austinlee4156]

So can't remember if I've asked but will you ever do a vid about giants? They are in most mythologies around the world and weirdly enough a lot are the same (or close) in a lot of places

[@Zoanfly]

I have giant cryptids in my list, so I’ll look at doing that and maybe giants in general too, thanks for the suggestion

[@austinlee4156]

@@Zoanfly could do both

[@Justin-ns5lp]

commenting for this channel to get more popular

[@Ravi9A]

Vedism quite alive, wherever homas are continued.

[@DUKEHadToDoItToEm]

Thanks for the video, I had Tamales covered in red sauce and black beans for dinner and got to 37:38 during the cleanup, will watch the rest tomorrow night

[@Zoanfly]

ooo that sounds amazing, thank you for watching and I hope you'll love the rest!!

[@ceesno9955]

Cool video. Great information. Feedback, ❤ . Thinking that another video where you explore each level in greater detail. Im particularly interested in level 6. The DAWN of the golden Sun people. .idk😅.

[@sneeu27]

Catharism/Albagensianism seems more like a form of Gnosticism

[@anthonygamblin9983]

Arianism, of a sort, is still around. It is a belief held by Jehovah's Witnesses

[@areyoutheregoditsmedave]

Islam is also a form of Arianism, and was considered simply another Arian heresy at the time of its invention in the 7th century. (st john of damascus)

[@ajaxbird2348]

Also Mormons

[@unlockingyourmind5553]

love the factual approach without making without diving into the maybes or hearsay, that said would love a pagan version of this

[@idiamin1215]

Underrated af 4 real

[@johnbugosi171]

the GOAT

[@caesar2185]

There is no evidence that Cathars condoned or practiced abortion.

[@sneeu27]

Yeah lol I never even heard of that. They just seem like Gnostics to me

[@Dionysius21]

Gnosticism sounds kinds good, I think combined with DMT is close to the truth

[@nocturno7660]

The religions praising science and common sense simple turned into modern knowledge

[@kai_plays_khomus]

Arian/nestorian unitarianism (as opposed to the orthodoxy's trinitarianism) survived to this day most and foremost in islam which originated outside the Roman resp. Byzantine Empire where such ideas had been prevalent particularly after followers having fled there to escape imperial church persecution. Mohammed had unitarian christian friends and family including an uncle and a wife who encouraged his delusion after he had returned from the cave by telling him that he appearently had to be a prophet of the one undivided god just as the other mere human Jesus had once been. Mohammed was more of a unitarian reformist than a founders of religion - the latter impression is owed to historical perspective more so than history of ideas which is perfectly valid but still just one facet of the whole thing which can thwart people's understanding of issues and history at large sometimes. In many regards Mohammed was more of a christian than a modern day evangelical. Probably in most even..

[@hugosophy]

Heavens Gate: 39 by design

[@QuxLux]

3:11

[@dylanwoods5743]

I wish there was a way to revive these dead religions

[@Etaoinshrdlu69]

Create a new one

[@latrishawebbsmock335]

😊

[@kai_plays_khomus]

Well, seems that for all matters and purposes the cathars had been actual christians in contrast to, well, christians - appearently one of them had actually read the bible because that's how it sounds according to how you described them. If you think of yourself as a christian and think there would be something like a true christianity contrasting with a ton of later corruptions then I'm sorry to tell you that you aren't playing for the good team and that it's too late anyways because evil has one because there is not a single denominations adhering to even the most foundational tenants of christianity as outlined in the New Testament - but a ton of made up stuff such as the trinity or barely 150 years old supersticions like the rapture, babbling gibberish or taking the bible as if it was meant to be a scientific book, all things unheard of in 1800 years and perculiar to norzh american cults only.

[@kennethmolvik8339]

Deadt is only a word since we never die even most to Hell and rest to Haven abowe my Kingdoom 🙏

[@johnfoster6412]

What you say about the Thomasanian Christians is total rubbish

[@ElRayDelRio]

Sala Ojalla Al Malik

[@getaids7099]

The way you say sacrament drives me nuts