Beddru of Japan is a Parallel with Jesus? No!

[saucersauce]

What evidence do you have that a virgin ever had a baby, anywhere? What evidence do you have that anybody ever got up out of their grave, anywhere?

[PurpleMilkcup]

They've got a lot in common, they're both myths XD' and they share: resurection, performing miracles, 12 disciples, etc....

[HomleandSecurity]

Only Jesus Christ and his brother, George Washington Christ, are the true Lords. Jesus and George Christ will be reborn in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania of the virgin Betsy Ross. When they come back, America will finally rid itself of Moslems, queers, liberals, illegal immigrants and Satanic Darwinists.

[PurpleMilkcup]

Jesus didn't exist neither... you're arguments are invaled... and what about misspellign by european first invaders? in english they call "Chinchou" to "Jingzhou"... so di a bit more researching before emitting an opinion

[HomleandSecurity]

@PurpleMilkcup Umm...moron...Jesus is in the Bible. Thus, He existed. Derp derp.

[PurpleMilkcup]

@HomleandSecurity Bible must never be literally interpreted ¬¬'

[EyeofHorus33]

Eastern writers agree in placing the birth of Beddou 1027 BC. The doctrines of this god prevailed over Japan&China. According to belief: 'God's greatest incarnation was three 3,000 years ago, in the province of Cashmere, under the name of Beddou. He was thought to have sprung from a virgin of royal blood, who, when she became a mother, continued to be a virgin; that the king, uneasy at his birth, was desirous he be put to death & caused all the males born at the same period be put to death!

[HomleandSecurity]

@EyeofHorus33 Only Jesus Christ and George Washington Christ were born of virgins. These other false gods must be killed!

[sterance2]

Guys, guys, guys, calm down! Just because other mythologies testify of Jesus Christ (though in admittedly distorted ways) doesn't mean they're evil or refutable. Look at the Egyptian god Horus (mostly from Memphite theology), the writings on him are practically verbatim with the verses on Jesus, and that seems more like a prophecy to me. Then there's Quetzalcoatl of the Aztec mythology. There's MUCH more, but I'm running out of my allowed characters for this post. Just look it all up.

[SuperAnimalDrummer]

"The name of the founder of Budhism has been spelled by European authors in the following modes, and probably in many others that have not come under my notice: Fo, Fod, Foe, Fohe, Fohi, Fho, Fuh, Futh, Pot, Pott, Poot, Poota, Pootah, Poth, Poti, Pout, Phuta, Wud, Bod, Bot, Bud, But, Buth, Budh, Buddh, Bood, Boodh, Boudh, Bhood, Baoth, Bauth, Budo, Buto, Budud, Booda, Bodda, Budda, Butta, Budha, Buddha, Budhu, Buddhu, Budho, Buddho, Buddow, Bodhow, Budhoo, Budso, Budha, Boudha, Boudhu,..."

[SuperAnimalDrummer]

Beddru is "Buddha." It's a mis-spelling.

"his conclusion that "Beddru" is a typo - which I am quite sure is true - is based on the fact that the word "Beddru" only appears once in the book, on page 30, while the word "Beddou," which I am equally certain was Graves's original intention, appears three times, in Chapter 38, on pp. 372-373."

From "Beddru is Beddou is Buddha" by DM Murdock

[haggardpeople]

Where is the historical evidence Jesus ever existed? The Bible isnt a History book, its a Story book...

[sterance2]

@haggardpeople Actually Yeshua ben Yousef (Jesus son of Joseph) is a historically recognized figure in history, anyone who refutes that exhibits a terribly ignorant view on ancient and classical history. The debate isn't over his existence, it's over where or not he was of divine influence or origin.

[GTpanik]

Also, in the Quran 19:36 Jesus said that Allah (God) is his lord,so worship him this is the straight path.

[GTpanik]

If Jesus is God, then tell me about Matthew 21:11 and Luke 24:19 which states that he was a Prophet.

[franky1902]

gay...

[DomesticatedDanger]

"Jesus Christ was a myth, and we have no proof that he existed." - See how that works?

[zellen420]

there is just as little proof of jesus. yes this is a myth but thats the point. jesus is also a myth.

[TheTravisPierson]

Just see my response to Angelsdawn's post. I don't feel like retyping my sarcasm.

[Angelsdawn]

No proof that Jesus or God existed.

HAH, CHECKMATE.

Btw, its sad how brainwashed you are.

[TheTravisPierson]

Yeah, there's only several historical records of Jesus from several countries, and the most bibliographically proven collection of documents in history by a landslide. No proof whatsoever.

[Angelsdawn]

@TheTravisPierson

link plz mah guru

[GnosticSage]

@TheTravisPierson

Actually, there are NO historical accounts of a real Jesus, the Christ. Yes, there are mentions of a Nazarene, but the Nazarenes were a Jewish sect,as well as a people from Nazareth. Just like Lesbians can be either gay women or ANY person from Lesbos. There are also other arguments for this POV. If you want them, message me, but it's to late forme to feel like doing it now.

[imamca]

You said, "there is no 'DD' and 'DRU' in Japanese language. What about the Buddha? There is two D-s. If I write beddru as Bedru. So in Japanese language 'BED and Ru are there. This logic is null and void.

[TheTravisPierson]

Buddha was Indian. His philosophy caught on in China. There's no Japan in this equation.

[GnosticSage]

@TheTravisPierson

There is a LARGE Buddhist following in Japan. If it made it to China from India, it found it's way 750 more miles to Japan.

[kingbadmovie]

Technically, there's little evidence for Jesus' existance either....

[siddacious]

I'll give you an e for effort, but you're getting pedantic with your critiscism. The dispelling of a spelling of a word (I just made a funny) is not debunking or arguing the core idea.

[Gameboygenius]

Graves goes on to list these 20 or so beings, including "Beddru of Japan." In reality, the reason detractors have been unable to find the term "Beddru" is because they've been looking for the wrong word. With the help of a friend who made a simple but brilliant observation, I determined that "Beddru" is a TYPO of the kind not uncommon in the 19th century, when manuscripts were handwritten, such that the typesetters could easily make such a mistake.

[Gameboygenius]

I have noticed many such typos in numerous books from that era. Even in the computer era, typos make their way into the best proofread texts, and there is an unfortunate amount in those I have written as well.

This conclusion that "Beddru" is a typo - which I am quite sure is true - is based on the fact that the word "Beddru" only appears once in the book, on page 30, while the word "Beddou," which I am equally certain was Graves's original intention, appears three times.

[Gameboygenius]

Google for Beddru is Beddou is Buddha to find the rest of the text.

[kelekous]

Beddru is Beddou is Buddha

[KabaneTheChristian]

Graves discusses Buddha separately. Beddru is not Buddha.

[airsofter143]

you are a sad,sad individual

[migkillertwo]

Acharya S doesn't use Beddru as a parallel, but rather makes a pathetic attempt to prove that "Beddru" is merely a typo for "buddah" which is interesting because Kersey Graves discusses buddah many times throughout his "The World's 16 crucified saviors"

but if anyone actually takes Graves seriously (as Acharya S HAS done), then they should simply be dismissed as irrational and unworthy of an actual debate

[DiMagRocks]

Your video is accurate.

The letter-combination of Beddru would necessitate a loan-word in Japanese. But of course, the name Beddru is not a loan-word.

The fact that Kearsey Graves would obnoxiously make this up alone debunks him as a reliable source.

[FranzDuckVideos]

SirTheist made a new video

[truthforrealtruth]

Thanks for the notice, dude.

[Terrencje]

Didn't know of a figure by the name of Beddru till this video :P