How Much of Our History Is a Lie?

This is a secular video that covers many topics I’ve been contemplating over the past year or more. I say that to make clear I’m not just sharing a one-off video I happened across. I’ve watched a LOT of videos and read a lot of commentary on these topics.

I haven’t come to any firm conclusions about what I think regarding each of these big topics. I mentioned in a recent podcast that these ideas have bubbled to the top the past few years for a reason. Either because there is truth behind them and it is part of a slow reveal OR because they have been planted to distract and confuse people. It may very well be a mixture of both regarding the contents of this video. (See my post Narrative Deployment – Who and Why?)

Although not mentioned in this video, you can add in the discussions about various Biblical topics such as the Nephilim, the short season of Revelation 20, and whether or not the millennial reign of Christ has already happened. Partial preterism and preterism are starting to bubble up more in online conversations. It’s all related, but I’m not sure what is driving the surfacing of these discussions. If you aren’t familiar with these, this is a really handy visual aid: Revelation Project. You can see who holds to which views. For example, R.C. Sproul is a well-known partial preterist.

Disclaimers:

• I don’t really trust Stew Peters. He came out of nowhere and became popular really quickly. That makes me wonder. That said, I’ve watched a boatload of videos about these topics and this is a good overview of them even if he did release it.
• As always, just because I share something it doesn’t mean I am endorsing all the content. There is some profanity, but not enough to keep me from sharing it.

I do firmly believe we’ve been told a lot of lies about our history. The question is how we sort it all out.

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