The questions the church didn't want you to ask out loud — and that Jesus had already answered. Each one is its own episode, free on YouTube with a 1-page breakdown PDF. Completed series become books in the library.
Detangling the New Testament from the Old for anyone raised on the bound book. James walks you through it with two friends — Eli and Miriam — using the gospels' own pages first, then turning the lens on the Old Testament itself.
The man who read the Bible carefully in 144 AD — and the church burned him for it. Marcion saw two different pictures of God on the same shelf and said so out loud. The church excommunicated him and ordered his books destroyed. The question survived anyway.
Watch + readThree places in the gospels where Jesus's quoted endorsement of Old Testament law is contradicted by Jesus's own actions a few verses later — the stomach, the heart, the stranger. Watch a single page disagree with itself three times, then look at the manuscript receipts.
Flood myths older than Genesis — Gilgamesh, Atrahasis, Deucalion, Manu — and the contradictions inside Genesis itself. If the scribes curated which stories survived, they also curated which men God "chose." Wait until you see the family tree they protected.
The family tree of the Prince of Peace runs through nearly every commandment the tribal god supposedly drowned the world for breaking — Abraham, Judah, David, Solomon. The tribal god looked away every time. The lineage isn't a flaw in the story; it's the proof of the thesis.
Every neighbor tribe of Israel had a god who told them they were chosen — your Bible only kept one of them. Moab's Mesha Stele, Akhenaten's Aten cult, the Kuntillet Ajrud inscription. "Chosen people" wasn't a revelation. It was the Ancient Near East default.
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What the Gospel of Thomas, Mary, Philip, and Judas tell us about what Jesus learned between ages 12 and 30. Begins after Series 1's first 8-10 conflicts are live.
Every recoverable week of Jesus's three-year ministry, as James saw it. The channel's spine — begins after Series 1 establishes the audience.
Each of the twenty days between resurrection and ascension, one episode each. Easter-week season — Days 1-3 drop together on Easter Sunday, then weekly.
A whole show of its own, further down the road: one tribal law at a time, and the moment Jesus deliberately broke it — then the question of why the church spent two thousand years putting it back. A standing reminder of how much he set down on purpose.
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