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Didn't realize it was a rehash. As far as their denials it's all they know to do. They're afraid of hell fire.
Oh, by this point pretty much anything is a rehash here There are a lot of correlations between several earlier mythologies and Christianity. The Christians are well-known to have scavenged their religious bits from those earlier ones. It was their way of incorporating "heathen" populations more easily into Christianity -- by giving them familiar gods and legends that compared closely to their own.
The Christians are well-known to have scavenged their religious bits from those earlier ones. It was their way of incorporating "heathen" populations more easily into Christianity -- by giving them familiar gods and legends that compared closely to their own.
Yeah...Horus was allegedly doing his thing about 1000 years before Jesus.
i don't know roxolan.
perhaps it's best for folks just to watch it (zeitgeist) first and then deal with the rebuttal ... if they don't fall asleep first.
god the voice of that narrator was quite disturbing and ..... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
It's not just Horus - there's also Mithras, Dionysus, Bacchus, Zarathustra, Hercules, Ra, Krishna, Attis and a host of other "Man-Gods" who were resurrected saviors/prophets/miracle workers that the authors of the Jesus myth borrowed from.
The archetype of the solar man-god, born of a virgin, slain and risen, spans many cultures and many times.
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