I just got done watching the batman video, and you put this out. Literally perfect timing

I mean, after all, Superman was written as a Moses reference. He’s probably the closest one to it as far as being biblically just also you really should do daredevil

I believe nightcrawler is Catholic. It'll be interesting to see how the most religious of the X-Men compares to the Bible

Superman's original creators are two Jewish brothers and DC comic has always been known for incorporating Judeo-Christian mythos into their story. So generally Superman is a character with plenty biblical references, with most of which being biblical affirming. On the contrary, Marvel comics however, decides not to give biblical mythos any more particular preference over other ones, Marvel has characters who are christians of course but their values are not given any more credits over others. It would be more interesting for you to do a video on a Marvel character or just Marvel universe (the comic one) in general.

I’d love to see you do a video on Daredevil because he himself is a catholic and in the Netflix adaptation and some of the comics, he struggles with his role as a superhero and a catholic.

I would recommend Spiderman and daredevil since iconic characters and Matt is a practicing Catholic and try to uphold that struggle of faith. Great video

Superman is my favorite superhero, one thing I do want you to know. In one of the comics of Superman, where he travels halfway around the universe to save 1 girl, he gets asked if he believes in God. He says that he believes in what his parents believe is true, which isn't a direct confirmation of his faith but we do know the Kent's are Christian.

Matthew chapter 10, verse 34: Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.

Since you’ve done Batman and Superman. It would make sense to do a video on Wonder Woman. As she is part of the DC trinity/big 3.

Just found your channel and loving the content man. Also if you have time one day do Optimus Prime, since he's one of the most loved and noble heroes - and my favorite character ever

While "heavily" inspired by his religious background in almost all incarnation... hes never actually claimed himself to be god... even when people sought him as one

10:40 in addition, when a cult began to worship Superman after his death, Superman, upon returning to life, told the cult that he was not a god and to stop worshipping him, much like when the apostle Paul stopped the Lycaonions from worshipping him and Barnabas.

Great job on this video. God bless you, and god bless all your veiwers.

Okay now you just Have to do Spider-man.

Love this compilation dont stop bro, Suicide Squad after all superheroes will be more interesting because they are grey charachters you know

I recommend Luke Skywalker, Sailor Moon, Rocky Balboa and Woody from Toy Story

Please do Spider-Man next and also please do that villain idea you had

I would recommend doing one about Iron Man. Since Tony Stark at least in the MCU is a redemption story it would be interesting to see how he lines up with Biblical teachings.

Solid video dude

Do one on Wonder Woman next fr fr

If your gonna do Superman you should definitely do captain America.

You should do daredevil next.

I'm interested to see your potential take on Spiderman.

I also recommend "Strange Visitor Superman." He builds his strength for billions if not countless years, onto the end of the universe... so he can save one man trapped in an interdenominational rift. The comic ends with him essentially saying he will never leave this man or forsake him. If this isn't a Christ-like depiction of Superman, I don't know what is. Also, there's Cosmic Armor Superman, who's revealed to be the chosen one who's the only one capable of vanquishing Mandrakk, the greatest conceivable threat to existence itself and nihilism incarnate. Superman is revealed to be the chosen one because his story is the only one capable of overcoming Mandrakk's meta-narrative of meaninglessness, emptiness, and the void. This is because Superman is the very embodiment of hope itself. He never gives up. He's always willing to sacrifice himself for righteousness sake. He always triumphs over evil, and good always wins in the end. He's so powerful, that the comic implies he transcends the comic he's a part of, and that he's a part of our story too. (Granted, this take away is taken from many KZfaq videos going over the comic, perhaps one day I'll be able to find a copy and read it front to back for myself). Also, isn't it noteworthy that Superman essentially started off as a Moses like Jewish Messiah when Siegel and Shuster created him (or at least when his story was more fully fleshed out when they retconned him in the Silver Age), but interestingly enough, essentially morphed into a Christ-like Messianic figure as time went on? It's almost as though Jesus is the greatest messianic figure we can logically even conceive of perhaps? If so, maybe it makes sense that the superhero who's supposed to be greater than all others would slowly start to morph into a Christ-like meta-narrative?

Funny story Superman was created by two Jewish men who grew up hearing the Modern Jewish & Ancient Pharisee belief of what the Messiah would be. This differs from Zadokite Priests who believed like Christians do that the messiah would come to die for the worlds sins. The Pharisees on the other hand believe the Messiah will be a King, and ruler of the world with powers no mortal man would have. Sure Superman is embellished compared to the Modern Jewish and Ancient Pharisee beliefs, but just take his Kryptonian name KAL-EL, which means Voice of God in Hebrew. KAL = Voice & EL = God! Interesting isn't it? So you can find parallels between Superman and Jewish ideas in what they believe will be the messiah. Also its made a great template for what a superhero should be and stand for. I'm not religious but I find it interesting that the most famous Superhero of all time was a direct interpretation of an ancient belief system.

Early game theory vibes

18:51 I like that idea

Can you do spiderman?

Daredevil next!!

….seriously? You’re asking if a guy with incredible power who uses his power selflessly is “biblically just”? I mean, there might be alternate versions of him that you could apply this question to like say…injustice Superman, or the Superman in Superman red son, or the criminally underrated Superman in Superman darkside (in which he grew up on apocalypse)but the more traditional Superman shouldn’t be in question.

Nice

Rorschach from watchmen next?

Truth, justice and a better tomorrow. Never fight for the american way, because the american way is contrary to truth and justice. (Also, I'd just like to point out that jesus was staunchly anti government, not a pacifist and romans 13 runs contradictory to his anti government stance.)

You could do a spiderman vid

He is probably the most biblically just, aside from Spectre seeing as how that is God's wrath. Also you should do this with the rest of the main Justice League. What songs are playing in the background? Sounds like some of them should be in Bioshock.

Superman mentions Raoh the god from Krypton & believes in him in a few versions, so do with that what you will.

great video...Also, Superman escaping his doom from his planet Krypton is like the story of Moses...His real name Kal-EL, the EL meaning Might, strength, power as God..Like all his Angels ending with EL, Michael, meaning he who is like GOD.. Uriel, Gabriel. Rafael etc..etc...Also, Elohim...God's name in the bible....

You should do the Flash

Superman is a stand in for fallen angels

U should diffently do a sin's tally for ur channel👍.Ur already show Good Now u could prove the BAD

Great video, only one thing for next videos We must'n compare most of superheroes with the ten commandments, in its place... the seven laws of Noah. The commandments only are for jews and the laws for all the humankind. And Superman approves all of them

Wait a minute, Superman (the one I remember) never fought for vengeance, and was never prideful or arrogant. He was confident and optimistic, then again, this is the Superman I'm most familiar with. If we're including all the versions of Superman (which may be the case), then yeah, some versions are guilty of those two things. But for the DC canon Superman, he's not guilty of those.

Will spiderman be next? Also you might be wrong about the sabbath cuz pretty sure the church fathers, the disciples and other early christian were respecting the sabbath. Even nowdays keeping the sabbath, make a day only for the Lord is a must. From the best of your habilities (ex. Cops might not because of obligation and that might be the same for supes)

Super characters are a bit

Super who? Just Jesus for me! LoL 😂

What hero try Wonder Woman?

12:45 I'm sorry, what? Based on what? The Sabbath is a day blessed forever by God, for resting from creation in the seventh day. Something Christ Expected his followers should do, Matthew 24:19-30.

Murder is killing but not all killing is murder He didn't murder zod in man of Steel

What version of superman are you on he dont seek vengeance thats batman

Spider-Man

Sorry, but the Sabbath is all through the New Testament. He constantly broke the manmade rules of the Pharisees to show us the proper way to keep the Sabbath. Also see Hebrews chapter 4- There remains therefore a Sabbath rest for the people of God.

Why would this matter? Superman is just a fictional character.

Nice video you should do spider-man next

Spider-Man MIGHT beat him actually

Daredevil daredevil daredevil 😊

God is the one true God not Jesus who is just the son of the one true God.

In Superman's first year of publication, he bullied people, beat them up, and casually murdered them while declaring war on capitalism and specifically on the auto industry. As a fictional character of nearly 100 years of ongoing publication history, it's to be expected that he'd be a fluid reflection of the mercurial zeitgeist. It's silly to judge a cartoon character by the Bible; it'd make for a more interesting video to assess Samson's character, whom Superman was inspired by. But you're going to need to be more educated and develop more insight to judge the judge. For instance, Jesus was NOT advocating pacifism when instructing to turn the other cheek. What, are you going to let someone beat you up and murder you, or your loved ones, without putting up a fight? That's not virtuous, that's called being a coward. You really think violence is wrong? Tell that to King David or to Gideon. But instead, Jesus was referring to an insult, not an injury.Taking a slap in the face might wound your pride, but it's not an assault with a deadly weapon. Discern the difference. You might need to go back to Sunday school before pronouncing judgments, even on fictitious characters, for views and Likes. And if you think Superman was disobedient to the Soviet authorities in Red Son, then you missed the point, or you didn't read it. Superman became the governing authority and created the Communist utopia in the only that it could exist with imperfect people in an imperfect world - by becoming a dictator and lobotomizing his people. It wasn't so much a morality play as it was a think piece. Might be the best Superman story ever written.

Good thing I don't follow religion

the diamond crest on his chest is a hidden pentagram

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I'm sorry, but why should anyone care whether anybody is "Biblically Just" given the atrocities committed by the book's central character (God)?

Still screwed up about your God and Bible being wrong about such building up of falsehoods

I agree...mostly. Overall I think you did a great job.