Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Did Christianity borrow from pagan myths like Osiris, Mithras, or Dionysus?
In this video, we tackle the popular claim that Christianity is just a recycled mix of dying-and-rising gods, pagan rituals, and Gnostic philosophy. Drawing on insights from Christian apologist Wes Huff, philosopher Ronald Nash, and Jewish scholar Daniel Boyarin, we break down why the evidence shows Christianity’s core teachings come from Jewish prophecy and real historical events—not pagan myths.
We explore why the resurrection of Jesus stands unique, why the Trinity wasn’t borrowed from pagan triads, and why Christianity’s historical roots set it apart.
If you’ve ever heard someone say “Christianity just copied paganism,” this is the video you need.
Wes Huff on Flagrant podcast: youtube.com/watch?v=p58vknxGR4I&t=50s
#weshuff #christianity #paganism #flagrant #history #christianhistory
Did Christianity borrow from pagan myths like Osiris, Mithras, or Dionysus?
In this video, we tackle the popular claim that Christianity is just a recycled mix of dying-and-rising gods, pagan rituals, and Gnostic philosophy. Drawing on insights from Christian apologist Wes Huff, philosopher Ronald Nash, and Jewish scholar Daniel Boyarin, we break down why the evidence shows Christianity’s core teachings come from Jewish prophecy and real historical events—not pagan myths.
We explore why the resurrection of Jesus stands unique, why the Trinity wasn’t borrowed from pagan triads, and why Christianity’s historical roots set it apart.
If you’ve ever heard someone say “Christianity just copied paganism,” this is the video you need.
Wes Huff on Flagrant podcast: youtube.com/watch?v=p58vknxGR4I&t=50s
#weshuff #christianity #paganism #flagrant #history #christianhistory
