
The Temple Cleanse
A 40-day, faith-based journey to plant-based eating. Daily content, meal plans, workouts, community.

Filmmaker · Investigator · Speaker
Some truths don't arrive quietly. They turn tables. They turn tides.
Kameron Waters is the filmmaker Netflix couldn't keep quiet. Seven years of investigation. A film they censored. A conversation that won't stop spreading.
As seen in
Christspiracy / What Would Jesus Do?
Latest conversations
From Piers Morgan to the podcast circuit. The appearances that go viral are the ones where the host pushes back hardest and the evidence holds anyway.
Variety
Religion News Service
National Catholic Reporter
PETA
Film Threat
Green Matters


The film
The film Netflix censored. Now independently distributed worldwide.
It started with a question I asked in church that nobody could answer: How would Jesus kill an animal? Not would he. How. The silence bothered me for years, then it bothered me enough to spend seven years following the historical record.
What we found wasn't a fringe theory. 'Jesus of Nazareth' is a mistranslation. He was a Nazarene, a member of a Hebrew sect documented as opposing animal sacrifice.
Netflix signed the film. When they saw the cut they demanded we remove that evidence. We said no, bought the film back, and released it ourselves on a pay-it-forward model. It spread further than the deal ever would have.
War, disease, surveillance, institutional control. These aren't separate issues with separate causes. It's one logic, control over life and death, that started in the ancient temple economies and scaled into every institution we're now fighting.
The oldest word for war translates to 'a desire for more cattle.'
The word vaccine comes from the Latin for cow.
90 billion animals a year are tracked, confined, and bred on schedule. You can't normalize total domination over one class of beings and expect that logic to stay contained.
The most rebellious act available to you is to follow the evidence to where it actually leads.
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About
I grew up Southern Baptist in the Bible Belt. Church every Sunday. Hunting and fishing. My dad ran a barbecue restaurant. I wasn't looking for a reason to question any of it.
Then I asked one question in church, how would Jesus kill an animal, and got silence. Not hostile silence. Blank silence. That cracked something open.
Seven years followed. A van. A bus. An Airstream. Thousands of miles of interviews, archives, and primary sources.
The Daniel fast was my first real crack in the meatrix: 21 days of vegetables and water as a spiritual discipline. The body figured it out before the mind caught up.
I was raised on this. I'm not preaching down to anyone. I'm the guy who asked the question, followed the evidence, and found that it rearranges everything: what's on the plate, what's in the pew, and what we were made for.
At a glance

A 40-day, faith-based journey to plant-based eating. Daily content, meal plans, workouts, community.

The hat, the manifesto, the movement. Be fruitful. Multiply greatly.

Investigative documentary storytelling: how to research, film, edit, and distribute a film the gatekeepers won't touch.

If you want a guest who stays in his lane and wraps up cleanly, this isn't the right fit. If you want someone who has spent seven years pressure-testing a thesis against historians, theologians, and hostile hosts, reach out.
Podcasts · Adversarial TV and debate · Documentary appearances · University lectures · Panels · Screenings
A small number of private conversations each month. Application-based. Not a coaching program. A real conversation.
Prefer email? bookings@kameronwaters.com
Film releases, new conversations, and the occasional essay. No spam.