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Seriously, why out of all the women in the world
did God supposedly choose Mary for his "son"?
How was he conceived? By magic? Or divine DNA?
I read somewhere that the Virgin Mary was a thinly disguised version of some older, much-beloved ancient goddess, I forgot who. It's all nonsense, pointing to the silliness of the human mind.
As Christianity grew and developed, the effort was to incorporate established beliefs into the new religion. It's a marketing ploy.
I read somewhere that the Virgin Mary was a thinly disguised version of some older, much-beloved ancient goddess, I forgot who. It's all nonsense, pointing to the silliness of the human mind.
As Christianity grew and developed, the effort was to incorporate established beliefs into the new religion. It's a marketing ploy.
Kara
New secular religions do the same. Manipulation of the masses is alive and well.
Happy Xmas!
Last edited by Julian658; 12-25-2020 at 09:58 AM..
I read somewhere that the Virgin Mary was a thinly disguised version of some older, much-beloved ancient goddess, I forgot who. It's all nonsense, pointing to the silliness of the human mind.
As Christianity grew and developed, the effort was to incorporate established beliefs into the new religion. It's a marketing ploy.
...sure - there's truly nothing new under the sun, certainly not in the case of religion.
...sure - there's truly nothing new under the sun, certainly not in the case of religion.
At least you weren't dismissive. Way to go.
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