The War in Heaven

The video explores the shared narratives of cosmic conflict in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, tracing their origins and cultural impacts. It discusses the Christian war in heaven, the Islamic story of Iblis, and the philosophical reflections these stories inspire. The influence of Zoroastrianism on these narratives is also examined, highlighting the evolution of these stories across cultures and time.

What are the common themes found in the stories of cosmic conflict across Islam, Judaism, and Christianity?

How does the story of the war in heaven in the Christian Bible differ from the origins of sin as depicted in the story of Adam and Eve?

In what ways do the figures of Satan and Iblis represent the concept of temptation in their respective religions?

What role does the character of Job play in illustrating the function of the Satan in the Hebrew Bible?

How did Zoroastrian beliefs influence the narratives of good and evil in later Abrahamic religions?

Discuss the significance of the phrase 'treat others the way you want to be treated' in the context of the teachings of Jesus.

What are some modern interpretations of the cosmic battles between good and evil as seen in popular culture?