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Music: Early Christian Schisms - The Oxyrhynchus Hymn

🕑 Added 2016-04-25 21:19:48 +0000 UTC
Music: Early Christian Schisms - The Oxyrhynchus Hymn

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Alex Kyriacou

I can't get over how beautiful this is, this is a real masterpiece.

Timothy McLean

We're still working on recording all of it, never mind distilling it into an accessible web video format.

RMS Oceanic

Might be a squeeze to put it into six episodes. Maybe a two parter? :P

Extra History

Yeah, I figure that's an achievable goal, right?

Bob

You guys are going to do all of human history right?

Christopher Pelletier

Beautiful

Extra History

That's exactly why we changed it, thanks to a couple of patrons who either wrote in or allowed us to question them about the subject! These different branches of faith were initially dubbed heresies by the orthodox church, so the title was intended to represent that history rather than a value judgment. But we agreed with the patrons who suggested that the title would charge people's perceptions even before they watched the video, and while we're aware this is going to be a charged subject regardless, we didn't want to pre-color that discussion with a title that has very loaded meaning. And the word "schisms" gets the point across just as well, so we switched!

Extra History

When I read their description I was just floored. And then more so when I heard the music. It is perfect for this series.

RMS Oceanic

A fantastic piece of music! Really helps get the theme of the series across. Speaking of the series, it's interesting how this series was originally named "Early Christian Heresies" but is now "Early Christian Schisms". I like that change, as "Heresy" is more likely to give weight to one faction being correct/good and the other being wrong/bad, while "Schism" feels more neutral. It should help frame the story without unnecessary baggage and fewer biases in what is already a charged subject.

TalonsofWater

Amazing music! Especially love the allegory behind it all. Getting me even more excited for this series than I already am.


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