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@@drewtheceo9024: In Indiana Jones 3 The Last Crusade (1989) the story is about finding The Holy Grail. In 1 scene the characters are warned by a Guardian that if they drink from The Holy Grail it will grant them immortality & heal all of their injuries, but drinking from a fake Grail will kill them. A bad guy drinks from the fake Grail & dies, to which the Guardian says "He chose...poorly."

@@jessetorres8738 I’m not a big film buff... But there are a few films that if someone were to say... “ I haven’t seen it “ ... I would be genuinely taken aback !! ( Excellent context by the way !! )

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thank you. why people feel they need to change history to suit their current scam or prop up their hopeless beliefs.

Thank you for stating almost all that I wanted to state. I have visited Roslyn Chapel thee times and Dan brown was definitely wrong, there is no secret underground cave below the altar. It's nothing more than a story of fiction.

Just based on the quality of this comment I wish we were friends. I'd bake your favorite cake/pastry, brew good strong coffee and just listen to your topic of choice. I'd learn so much 😅

Because he is. Why do we call Nelson, well. Nelson when his name was Horatio? Because you become famous for being called something, that sticks through history. Is Homer actually Homer? Was Homer a collection of poets? Did an actual Homer actually exist, probably not but everyone knows who wrote the Illiad and the Odyssey.

Great comment. But Levite doesn't mean son of Levi. Otherwise Roman would mean son of Romulus. 😅But I guess you "knew" that.

20 mins in just a bunch of bs yep I'm x'ing out of the video

This!

Actually , the Holy Grail is the Chalice of Princess Urraca. A humble roman onyx cup embellished by Princess Urraca of Leon (The Dame of the Grail) with her gold and jewells. It´s in display at St Isidoro of León Museum. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_4c1XjOVET8.html

sadly the reality is not.

It's all about 'likes & clicks' nowadays unfortunately, they bastardize history & call it 'their truth', they can't claim it's 'their lived experience', but I bet some will try.

There is actually. Let us say: 99% of the people probably don't know, It's something not in TV or published in any magazine or newspapers.

Since the "Holy Grail" is an invention of malicious indoctrinators seeking to dominate the masses with their stories, it's in no way surprising that a plethora of holy grails have popped up all over the world, claiming the mystical powers of something that never was. In a similar way, the church "fathers" claimed finger bones they had in their possession once belonged to apostles to such a degree than most of the apostles could only have been genetic freaks with polydactyly. There's no other way to account for the proliferation of so many bones supposedly belonging to the same saint or apostle.

Never existed... nothing in the bible is true. novahina is on some exotic drug to be saying it was real.

@@novahina not at all... 99% of people who believe it are as foolish as the last one percent .

And in the scheme of Chrisitianity it doesn't make one bit of difference.

There are many who would argue that the Gospels were written very close to the resurrection of Jesus (remember: He defeated death). In relation to the Holy Grail, it is not a "thing-in-itself."

and the hunt for relics never really got going till Constantines mother helena in the started travelling and buying up any cup, bone or descendant. and what's up with the snake? pharoh?

Remember

Long after the death of jesus? 😂 proof your claim

​@@Horvat04 The books of the New Testament were written over a span of several decades, with most scholars dating them from around 50 AD to 110 AD, well after the death of Jesus. The exact dates are often debated due to the lack of direct historical evidence and are usually inferred based on linguistic, thematic, and historical analysis. I encourage you to read the below, check out the sources I site, and see for yourself. Pauline Epistles: These are among the earliest texts, with scholars generally agreeing that they were written in the mid-1st century. For instance, the First Epistle to the Thessalonians is often considered one of the earliest, possibly written around 50 AD. (Source: Raymond E. Brown, An Introduction to the New Testament, 1997) Gospels: The four canonical gospels - Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John - were likely written between 70 AD and 110 AD. Mark is typically considered the earliest, possibly written around 70 AD, while John is often regarded as the latest, potentially written in the 90s or even slightly later. (Source: Bart D. Ehrman, The New Testament: A Historical Introduction to the Early Christian Writings, 2012) Acts and Remaining Epistles: The Acts of the Apostles and the remaining epistles (like those of Peter, James, and John) are generally dated between the 70s and the early 2nd century. The dating often depends on theological themes, writing style, and historical context. (Source: D. A. Carson & Douglas J. Moo, An Introduction to the New Testament, 2005) Revelation: The Book of Revelation is traditionally dated to the reign of Emperor Domitian (81-96 AD). However, some scholars suggest an earlier date, during the reign of Nero (54-68 AD), but the Domitian reign period is more widely accepted. (Source: Craig R. Koester, Revelation: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary, 2014)

[posted @ 00:55:16] This "documentary" is guilty of the accusation it lobbies against "modern" religion. There were too many leaps necessary to take in order to keep exposition of the topic within the 63 minute length of the production. Closeout the production as if anything were proven is nothing more than vain hubris.

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The grail is about as real as Jesus :)

Hidden where

@@WesternAustraliaNowAndThenabout as real as Australia china will own you soon bbtw

There's zero historical significance.

The "most legendary artifact" that doesn't even get a mention until Chrétien de Troyes in 1190 in a romance novel. Not fictional at all I'm sure.

I’m a carpenter!

Outstanding my friend

The fictional cup of a fictional carpenter...

Amen to that!

@@tomtinkertt lol... saw what ya did there... funny stuff.

It's getting tedious

Ya, this video is tedious, ponderous, poorly written and presented, trying to make history out of a bunch of mythology.

It's loaded with mistakes and bogus historical information too.

It’s a fact that we have art!

Considering the cup ain't mentioned in any of the book of the bible, it's an artifake.

no

That’s what I thought…

The story of "after the great construction and conquest in European Monarchies" dear. They carried the Holy Bible and It's scriptures. The stories of Europe goes back to the beginning of the Ages and Millenniums but only for the last two thousand years in the Roman Empire, has this revolution in history taken place, the Age of Pisces. They did.

@@novahina you have to lay off all that coke and shrooms... just listen to yourself talk, dude.

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Who actually never existed and is a cobbled together characher from many previous 'prophets'.

Jesus who? You mean they blonde white dude we are told was Jesus? Since there is zero proof that Jesus ever actually existed, maybe Jesus is the holy grail? LOL

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And it's still historic fanfiction at best.

Mystics

Behave.

Monty Pyton came close to finding it, but rumour has it that the French already had one. And we saw what happened to Monty and the team in their pointless quest... they all got arrested by the police. I have a holy grail right next to me - filled with holy water that also goes by the name of "Taylors Special Reserve Port". Praise be to god (if such a being exists).

@@ec3076 Be real.

@@brunosmith6925 I used to think Jesus lived in the toilet. My dad would yell at him in there after a night of drinking.

@@rustythecrown9317 Behave