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Christianity's Portrayal in Selected Texts

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August 30, 2013

 

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Teabing views Christianity as a doctrine of lies. At the beginning of the film, his views are openly negative towards the Church, but only to a relatively mild extent. He jokes about the divinity of the bible, saying "The good book did not arrive by facsimile from heaven." He continues to explain the happenings at the Council of Nicaea, where he claims any gospels that alluded to Jesus being mortal or married were rejected...
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Teabing's true, darker thoughts towards the Church are alluded to when he states "As long as there has been One true God, there has been killing in His name." His feelings become more obvious when he speaks of the Council of Shadows, a shadowy group within the Church that kill off the descendants of Jesus in order to keep them a secret...
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