8 Lies About Sodom & Gomorrah So Disturbing the Church Can’t Defend — Spinoza Exposes

The story of Sodom and Gomorrah is one of the most cited—and most misunderstood—narratives in the Bible. For centuries, the Church has taught that these cities were destroyed by God because of sexual immorality. This interpretation has shaped doctrine, moral teaching, and the condemnation of entire groups of people.

But does the text actually support that claim?

In this video, we examine 8 lies about Sodom & Gomorrah that the Church continues to teach—lies that collapse under careful reading, historical context, and logical scrutiny. Using the philosophical method of Baruch Spinoza, we analyze Scripture not as an untouchable mystery, but as a human text written in specific historical conditions.

You’ll discover:

Why Genesis, Ezekiel, and the Gospels contradict each other about Sodom’s sin

How the story reflects collective punishment, not moral justice

Why the traditional condemnation of homosexuality cannot be defended by the text

How institutional power shaped interpretation more than truth

Why reason and faith do not have to be enemies

This is not an attack on belief. It is an invitation to read carefully, to question inherited interpretations, and to distinguish authority from truth.

If Scripture matters, then how we read it matters.

📚 Inspired by the philosophy of Spinoza, biblical scholarship, and historical analysis.

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