Can anyone recommend a good Jesuits history documentary? There are many on youtube but all of them seem to have a religious bias or are too complex for a beginner. Any ideas Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Sorry, I always think the written word is far more effective for imparting information objectively. And there is masses you can read about the Jesuits on line (and you can see the biased stuff a mile off, which helps).
Well of course anything concerning the Jesuits is going to have a religious bias either for or against. Even a lot of Catholics, even a lot of Catholic priests are suspicious of Jesuits. Then Jesuits themselves are smart cookies. They don't accept stupid people into the order. Hence anything about them is going to be complex for a beginner. And exchemist is correct. Why would you view a youtube video for objective and clear information when there's been so much written? Surely it's easier to scan documents and decide if they're useful than to sit through a video which is probably just fluff and edutainment anyway.
Jesus was a pacifst believer naturally of course. He understood salvation as super in nature a realization which all trancendental pacifst make nescitating a faith in something more than the imidieataly observalble world. If your your passive or minded then you posses knowledge that makes faith empirical. You see aura of silence and you know the nature of light and pleasure is stillness. The passive faith leads to passive knowledge of the passive self who is a living messiah when realized as he does by his own nature. But, we kill them with anger, and ignorance. There's your documentary... Sorta
