Who is Mithras?
Join me in Ephesus!: https://religionforbreakfast.com/ Thousands of Romans worshipped a god who killed a bull in a cave. They left no scripture behind. So who was Mithras, where did he come from, and what does that bull-slaying scene actually mean? A look at Rome's most mysterious religion. Thumbnail by @ECHenry Religion for Breakfast videos take a lot of research and collaboration. Patreon support helps fund editors, scholars, and future episodes. Support us here: / religionforbreakfast Select imagery/video supplied by Getty Images and Reuters

▶︎
The Gods of Pre-Islamic Arabia

▶︎
The Pyramids Were Easy To Build, Actually

▶︎
Why is Disney World Grinding Glass Into Sand?

▶︎
What is Hermeticism?

▶︎
Trump Crashes Spain's World Cup Moment & Jon Examines Team Trump's “Meritocracy" | The Daily Show

▶︎
Is a US Invasion of Iran Coming Soon?

▶︎
Homer's Odyssey - The Real History & Archaeology Behind The Myth

▶︎
The Pre-Biblical Origins of Noah's Flood

▶︎
What the Odyssey Gets Wrong About Bronze Age Greek Religion

▶︎
Who was the Historical Jesus?

▶︎
Urban Legends That Turned Out to be True

▶︎
The Truth of Elephant Evolution

▶︎
Who Was Baal? (and why he sounds a lot like Yahweh)

▶︎
What Can You Do When You're Replaced By Machines?

▶︎
The Rise (and Fall?) of Palantir

▶︎
It WOULDN'T Let Them Pull UP!!? | The Strange Story Of Lufthansa Flight 1829

▶︎
Reacting to Bill Wurtz's "history of the entire world, i guess"

▶︎
NASA Found Something Lurking at the Edge of Our Solar System

▶︎
How God Became a Woman: From Primordial Chaos to Medieval Goddess

▶︎
