Christspiracy

Great film. Covered a lot of hidden truth about Lord Jesus Christ and how important translation is.

"It is better not to eat meat or drink wine or to do anything else that will cause your brother or sister to fall." Romans 14:21

"The multitude of your sacrifices- what are they to me?" says the Lord.

"I have more than enough of burnt offerings, of rams and the fat of fattened animals; I have no pleasure in the blood of bulls and lambs and goats."

Isaiah 1:11

There also many more issues and perspectives shared, it is not only about Christianity or spirituality. It covers also topics such as morality, relation of animals to human violance. Discovers myths about other religios or spirtual leaders as well as for whole big country.

I have now seen this film twice, as there is certainly an awful lot of information to take in. It flows very well and I didn't get bored. The ending was also inspiring and hopeful.

The film looks at most of the main religions and was interesting to me even though I am not personally religious! In particular I found the interviews with the Buddist monks very enlightening indeed and not what I was expecting at all.

The film-makers took 7 years to make it and decided NOT to release on Netflix as originally planned as they did not wish to censor any of it so recommend you give it a watch!

Do watch this film and make up your own mind on how Jesus would have ethically killed an animal.

I just watched Christspiracy, the eye-opening film about how universal spiritual doctrines of love and peace, have been misrepresented by the religions that claim to follow them, in order to justify and perpetuate a reign of violence, for the purpose of greed.

It shows how, as human beings trying to live a life of compassion, we have been manipulated to perpetuate power, through structures based on subjugation of other beings for profit.

This greed/profit motive is fulfilled at the expense of our humanity, and our shared future on mother earth.

I cannot recommend this film enough. It makes sense of so much and has strengthened my resolve to continue to try to live a life of compassion, a life free of harm to other beings.

I invite you all to please watch it, however hard it may be, with a compassionate mind.

Christspiracy is easily one of the most profound documentaries on veganism and animal cruelty I've ever seen. It explores the ethical and spiritual dimensions of our food choices, going beyond the usual environmental or health angles to focus on the deep moral and spiritual implications. The documentary makes a powerful case for how our treatment of animals is connected to broader issues of justice, showing how speciesism is intertwined with systems of racism and sexism. This perspective was both eye-opening and thought-provoking, challenging viewers to see veganism as a path toward a more compassionate and inclusive world.

The way Christspiracy draws these connections is masterful, pushing us to think about veganism not just as a dietary choice but as a stand against all forms of oppression. It's an inspiring, must-watch film that will leave you questioning long-held beliefs and motivated to make changes for the better. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in understanding the ethical and spiritual side of veganism-this documentary is truly a favorite of mine!

Surpassed my expectations, and is on my top list of best films if not the top. It's full of information but at the same time, it does not get boring. They do a great job of gently presenting topics all while allowing the viewer space for thought and reflection. The film also does a great job in refraining from showing violent acts. It focuses more on the religious aspect of things and hits on various religions not only Christianity. Perhaps they could have done a better job in promoting the film. The way I heard of this film was very unconventional, and if it wasn't for my continues research and online studies I would have never known this film was to be aired. There could be reasons beyond the producers control for this but at least it is out there. I'm afraid this film will not get the notice it deserves.