Why Jesus’ Sacrifice Doesn’t Add Up | Why the Sacrifice Story Collapses Under Its Own Logic

“Rationalizing Redemption: Why Jesus’ Sacrifice Doesn’t Add Up” takes a deep, clear-eyed look at one of the most central claims in Christian theology: that humanity needed saving, and that the gruesome death of a first-century preacher somehow resolved a cosmic moral debt.

This video isn’t an attack on individuals, but an exploration of ideas the contradictions, the psychological pressures, the emotional dependencies, and the inherited assumptions that shape the redemption narrative. With a blend of calm reasoning, dry wit, and philosophical insight, the script unpacks the logic behind substitutionary sacrifice, the psychology of guilt, and the strange moral calculus that equates torture with forgiveness.

It asks the questions many people think but rarely articulate:
Why would an all-powerful being require blood to forgive?
Why declare humanity broken, then punish them for being what they were made to be?
Why design a solution that creates perpetual guilt and emotional dependence rather than genuine freedom?

This is not a rant. It’s a conversation reflective, sharp, and deeply human offering an alternative way of thinking about morality, forgiveness, and meaning without inherited fear or cosmic debt.

If you appreciate thoughtful, challenging content that pushes beyond dogma and dives into psychology, philosophy, history, and the strange logic of redemption, this video is for you.