Important info, and interesting. For entertainment purposes only. No pun intended...
Interesting point though, that he makes, is that some of the most important and influential founding fathers of this Country were really Freemasons, and not Christians, as some claim, and therefore contradicts what most of the Evangelicals say for instance, about the United States being founded as a Christian Nation.
Of course, there were strongly Christian sects who came here for whatever reason (i.e. The Salem Witch Trials, etc.) but that was not the intention of the writers of the Constitution. Freedom of religion, yes. But as indicated in the First Amendment, promoting one religion over another, as well as, preventing the restriction of religious practices, was forbidden...
Yea, the contradictions (and contrasts) made in this video about the Bible (as we know it) are true, and right there in black and white. But in all fairness, the God of the Hebrew Bible (The Christian Old Testament) is DEFINITELY not ALL wrathful and the like. There are also a series of texts that are called the Apocrypha (some included in the Catholic Bible as Canonical for instance) which in my opinion, contain some of the most intriguing, powerful, and profoundly insightful words of wisdom ever written. Not to mention some of the writings of King's David and Solomon, and some of Solomon's disciples, if you will, in the Books of Wisdom (also reflected in much of the Apocrypha) which even seems to resemble (and foreshadow) some of the teachings of Jesus (and some of the prophets of that time) as well as some of the Gnostic writings the narrator briefly discusses in this video, as well as Kabbalah. (There is even a passage in the Apocrypha that actually mentions the Devil! And that: "Because of the Devil's envy, death entered into the world." And even that:
"God understands that death is grievace to man." This is all in the Jewish Apocrypha, centuries before Jesus!) Just sayin'...
Bottom line, God is a freakin' mystery man, no doubt about it. Beyond any religion. And as far as the Holy Trinity thing, yea, I don't necessarily really have a problem with that myself, per se'. I think it even kinda' makes sense. Ya know, three primary colors, the three simultaneous states of water, etc. And other things reflected in nature and all. If God is really infinite genius, goodness, compassion, justice, and love, well I would think then, he must kinda' be in love with himself, right? But totally without ego. Hence, total selfless love that needs and desires expression, by its very nature. (Including Creation). And on that high a level, who knows? And maybe, just maybe, as some of the mystics have said, that human beings are like vessels, and that the more light (and life) in your soul, the more you are filled with God, and the more you are like God. (Because God is light and life itself). And when he looks at that, he sees himself, and what he wants the world to be. (A place of goodness, compassion, social justice, and peace, if you will, because it is the opposite of darkness, chaos, selfishness, cruelty, and death). Something to think about I guess...