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Pagan Myths Debunked

Dionysus and Jesus: The Copycat Claim That Doesn’t Hold Water (Or Wine)

Dionysus and Jesus: The Copycat Claim That Doesn’t Hold Water (Or Wine)

Does the Jesus story plagiarize Greek myth? We tear into the 'Six Degrees of Jesus' fallacy and expose why the Dionysus copycat claims don't hold water (or wine).

Asclepius and Jesus—The Resurrection That Wasn’t

Asclepius and Jesus—The Resurrection That Wasn’t

Jesus and Asclepius both healed the sick—but one ended up a god in the stars, and the other ended up on a Roman cross. Here’s why their “resurrections” are nothing alike—and why Jesus wasn’t copied from a Greek myth.

Was Jesus Copied from Horus? The Claim Collapses Under the Primary Sources

Was Jesus Copied from Horus? The Claim Collapses Under the Primary Sources

The claim that Christianity copied Horus is historical fan fiction. No virgin birth, no crucifixion, no resurrection. Just a lot of wishful memes and zero ancient sources.

No, the Easter Bunny is not Pagan, it isn't Even Really a Bunny.

No, the Easter Bunny is not Pagan, it isn't Even Really a Bunny.

The Easter Bunny didn’t come from pagan fertility cults—it hopped in from medieval Christian art and German Protestant folklore. Time to stop embarrassing yourself with pastel pagan memes.