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Avaliação crítica do cristianismo. O filme sugere que Jesus seja um híbrido literário e astrológico e que a bíblia se trata de uma miscelânea de histórias baseadas em princípios astrológicos pertencentes a civilizações antigas. A atenção do filme foca-se inicialmente no movimento do Sol e das estrelas, fato este que é uma das características das religiões "pagãs" (pré-cristãs). Part I evaluates Christian beliefs established in the Bible and critiques the historicity of the Bible. In furtherance of the Jesus myth hypothesis, this part argues that the historical Jesus is a literary and astrological hybrid,[4] and that the Bible is based on astrological principles documented by many ancient civilizations, especially pertaining to movement of the sun through the sky and stars.

The strongest case is made that only the unlearned take the Bible literally. The text is, actually, filled from end to end with astrological symbolism. Just as Romans kidnapped Hermes and turned him into Mercury, so too did early Roman Christians capture Horus and rename him Jesus. Prepare to have your worldview shaken!

This week's episode includes: Kurt Vonnegut and D.H. Lawrence on flirting with the zodiac, "This is the excellent foppery of the world," Edmund's soliliquy from King Lear, Act 1, Scene 2, a reader sends in "12 succinct descriptors for different astrological signs," Hippocrates on astrology and medicine, Zodiac America: The Super Master, released in the US as Zombie vs. Ninja (1987), Funny Zodiac E-Cards at Hipstercards.com, Fleming's Follies, E-Verse Radio Invaluable Facts of the Week, courtesy of AstrologyAlive.com, Zodiac, TX, and so much more fun your head will spin and come right off! .