Is it really all about the Laminin?

A close look at the protein laminin, and what I think it looks most like.

Please watch the whole video before commenting, but please do comment.

Music used:
There's a War Going on For Your Mind - Flobots
Sadness Theme - Erdin

Images used were all commonly found or self-made.

Artwork courtesy of MS Paint.

My next video will be here soon. It will be a compilation of scenes I made from a program called Endorphin. Don't worry, I'm not only going to obsess over religion.

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[Ch1naManChan]

@drummer14211 how can a god that loves me be willing to let me burn in hell for all of eternity if he loves me so much? does he not tell us that we have to forgive everyone that does wrong to us? why would god not follow his own rules? Based solely on fact?? what facts do you have my friend??

[MySocksSmell2]

Some Christians try to link the laminin diagram to the pole/serpent Moses lifted up, then link that to the cross and then to laminin. They don't realize there is a difference between the Wand of Hermes/Mercury and the Rod of Asclepius. Laminin is shaped like the Caduceus of Hermes with double helix snakes on a staff surmounted by wings. However, both the pole of Moses & Rod of Asclepius have only one coiled snake on a staff. Don't let them turn a single coiled snake into a winged double helix.

[drummer14211]

@federalD Why is it that the Bible is one religious text that has fulfilled its prophesies? And why do you think its fake if Christianity is the one religion that archeologists are beginning to find proof that the Bible is true? Fact is that there is ONE TRUE GOD and that He loves you. I can't force you to love Him back but He created you and He loves you. No matter how much you resent it, He always will. It's your decision to make and I can't control that but what I say is based solely on fact.

[drummer14211]

@federalD The Holy Bible IS a credible source. How hard would it be for 60 different authors ever thousands of years and across multiple continents write about the EXACT same story, where all prophecies written at the beginning of the Bible were fulfilled thousands of years later in the New Testament. The odds of that happening are so slim that numbers couldn't even calculate it. So tell me that the Word of God is "meaningless".

[federalD]

@cdeutsch82 You have yet to establish that the bible is a credible source of truth. You've also yet to establish that your god exists in the first place. Until you do, the phrase "Word of God" is meaningless, especially considering the fact that the English versions of the bible are riddled with inconsistencies and absurdities.

[cdeutsch82]

@federalD true Christianity is based soley on the Word of God-the Holy Bible-and the Bible states over and over that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, are not separate, they are one and the same, each a part of the same whole. that isnt up for debate. the very first verse of the Bible even gives reference to Jesus.

[federalD]

@cdeutsch82 However, before we begin discussing which is the "true" Christianity, you should give me a reason to even accept that your god - or any other god for that matter - even exists. If you can't establish that as a basis, there's no point in even having a discussion about denominations.

[federalD]

@cdeutsch82 This is what's called the no true Scotsman fallacy. You're claiming that if a denomination that identifies itself as Christian does not subscribe to your particular interpretation of Christianity, they are not "true" Christians. Are you aware that many of those Christians who claim that Jesus is separate from God would also say that you are not a "true" Christian, because you don't believe as they do? How would one know which one is right? Without evidence, they both appear wrong.

[cdeutsch82]

@federalD And like xothecherryontopxo says, each part of the Trinity has a specific purpose, but they are all God, Jesus is just as much God as the Father or the Holy Spirit.

[cdeutsch82]

@federalD here's the thing, if a denomination is claiming that Jesus is not God, I don't care what the denomination, or particular church is called, or what any of its other beliefs are, if they claim that, then its NOT a Christian denomination. The basic belief of Christianity is in the Trinity, God is the Father, Son and Holy Spirit and that the Son, Jesus Christ was sent to earth to die for our sins and rise again.