Last Days of Jesus

Película de TV
2017
Not Rated
1h 54min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaLast Days of Jesus examines the six days from Jesus' entry into Jerusalem to his crucifixion from an historical rather than a religious perspective. It focuses on how the politics of Rome an... Leer todoLast Days of Jesus examines the six days from Jesus' entry into Jerusalem to his crucifixion from an historical rather than a religious perspective. It focuses on how the politics of Rome and Judea may have influenced Jesus' fate.Last Days of Jesus examines the six days from Jesus' entry into Jerusalem to his crucifixion from an historical rather than a religious perspective. It focuses on how the politics of Rome and Judea may have influenced Jesus' fate.

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6.5/10

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Elenco principal5

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David Bacque

Pontius Pilate

Hami Belal

Manaen

Helen K. Bond

Self
(as Helen Bond)

Simcha Jacobovici

Self

Robert Nolan

Herod Antipas
(sin créditos)

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9emiliabresciani

Common sense vs blind faith

I find this movie a lot more common-sense than that story we Christians have been told during the last two thousand years. It is unfortunate that the byline is so biased one wonders how IMDb allowed it to describe such a well produced and intelligent documentary. Regardless of how those of blind faith feel, different versions about the life of Jesus need to be presented in this age of analytical intelligence. It does not proclaim to be the truth but it adds to an intelligent debate. Well done PBS!

10mhahn-84918

Excellent historical rendition of the last days of Jesus

This film is based upon historical evidence outside of the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John about the last days of Jesus. The New Testament is not the only record of the last days of Jesus. Other prominent people who lived during the same period left their infamous mark in history and their story provides another perspective about why Jesus was crucified.

1parttimeparent

PC rubbish

'Talentless hacks' is unfair. The creators are 'bigoted' talented hacks.

They simply followed the money. There is a swamp full of bigoted bureaucrats wanting to discredit Christianity. Using taxpayer funds, they commission and buy TV shows to sow seed of doubt, or to spin stories of rubbish in the attack against Christianity.

Without government funding, they would disappear.

7smith73

Worth a look

If you're a devout Christian who believes the Gospels are a true accounting of the life of the son of God and his resurrection, then this show is not for you. If you enjoy thought provoking documentaries, think that the Gospels are most likely a legend about a mortal man, a preacher who lived and was crucified, then you should take a look. A lot in the Bible makes little logical sense, and the Gospels are no exception. Some of it is mentioned in this show. But I must say that the conspiracy theory aspect of this show is tenuous. Too much speculation, in my opinion. There's nothing groundbreaking here, but you might want to check it out.

10lagazzettadellosport

Great docco with an alternative approach to very fundamentals of christianism.

Another look on the events that shaped the world, with historical and archeological evidences, will give us better understanding how we humans interpreted and practiced our lifes based on holy texts. From dark ages to liberties, from slavery to freedom of speech. A long journey human made, and there is almost nothing good came out good from blind faith.