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'Christ Oil' (A Skeptical Response)

"Christ oil" (skeptical response)

Dr. Johannes Sobotta · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

What it claims

In a 2018 post, blogger epistleofdude argues the 'Christ oil' claim is wrong.He points out that linking 'Peniel' to 'pineal' is an etymological error.Peniel is Hebrew for 'seeing the face of God,' while pineal is Latin for 'pine cone.' He explains that cerebrospinal fluid is not an oil but a liquid closer to blood plasma.He explains that this fluid is produced not by the pineal gland but by the choroid plexus in the brain's ventricles.

How the post is built

There are no images.It splits into two sections: biblical misreading and medical misreading.The medical section is numbered 1, 2, 3, refuting the nature, origin, and path of cerebrospinal fluid one by one.

How it connects

He calls the claim a 'modern-day Gnosticism' because it demands access to hidden knowledge.

Concepts extracted from this document

4 concepts extracted from 'Christ Oil' (A Skeptical Response) and the links between them'Christ Oil'Cerebrospinal Fluid, CSF · 4 links · See it in the 3D mapCerebrospinal Flu…Peniel · 3 links · See it in the 3D mapPenielEtymological Fallacy · 1 links · See it in the 3D mapEtymological Fall…Choroid Plexus · 1 links · See it in the 3D mapChoroid Plexus
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