SATANS tomb hidden in the Great pyramid Khufu

originally posted by: AthlonSavage
Yes that's what he does so why does the world of the elites worship him?

Because they've been deceived about who he really is, just like you.

a reply to: AthlonSavage

So Satan is dead?

a reply to: projectvxn

Pythagoras may disagree with you there.

a reply to: projectvxn

I don’t know what the OP is going on about but I’m not seeing much if any numerology in there. I deal with a bit of numerology in my thread The Number Nine Enigma it’s pretty interesting in that context.

What the Ancient Egyptians did know about is sacred geometry. Numbers aren’t arbitrary in this just like they aren’t in equations such as Ohms law. They simply used the compass and straight edge to calculate shapes and angles etc.. which they encoded into their works.

"Fun with numbers" comes to mind. Fun but flawed.

Sooo...
1. "Satan" was once alive and in the flesh
2. He either died...or was killed
3. That body was human enough to be alive then dead and needing to be burned

Sooo...what evidence of his name, family and historical record of being alive, dying, burial can be determined w proof provided?

Archangels arent alive nor dead...certainly not buried...or needing to be...

Sooo....name please of the living, historical "Satan", where he lived, how he "died" and why was he "buried" to begin with?

Ah....didn't think so...Good luck w this...

originally posted by: mysterioustranger
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edit on 8-9-2018 by mysterioustranger because: (no reason given)

Just a simple spelling mistake, Satan is alive and well and lives at the North Pole with all his lil demons.....Santa ….They just got the N & T mixed up.

The second tallest pyramid is khafre's along with the sphinx.

He was the son of khufu.

He is not an evil one.

BTW Where did you get the numbers?

originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: projectvxn

Pythagoras may disagree with you there.

He also lived in a time when the sun was believed to be a god.

Should we return to believing that nonsense too?

Just because Pythagoras believed in numerology doesn't mean numerology is correct. There are many examples of scientists believing in things that are not true, or in the case of Albert Einstein, refusing to believe in ideas he could never accept (quantum mechanics).

Just so we're clear, you just used a logical fallacy to defend pseudoscience.

Colonel Sanders is the Devil.
I bought an Aleister Crowley book.
Then I stopped at KFC for lunch.
My two-piece with a side and a biscuit totaled $6.66.
Proof that the 11 secret herbs and spices are made from BABIES!

a reply to: projectvxn

You said that numerology was for people who didn't understand mathematics. Pythagoras had a pretty, pretty, pretty good understanding of mathematics. He also believed in numerology. Therefore there's no logical fallacy in my argument. I'd point out Newton as well. Seemingly you believe you can pick what is nonsense and what isn't but don't give that right to others to do so for themselves. Also, numerology is not a science. It is not a materialist based system, or group of systems.

a reply to: TobyFlenderson

Numerology is nonsense.

Appeal to authority to give credibility to nonsense is a logical fallacy. One you have so far used twice.

Seemingly you believe you can pick what is nonsense and what isn't but don't give that right to others to do so for themselves.

Please explain to me what open or closed system is described by numerology. Any aspect thereof that isn't supposition? I'll wait.

Also, numerology is not a science.

Yes, I know.

It is not a materialist based system, or group of systems.

Indeed, it is spiritualist BS typically used to cause further confusion when trying to sell pseudoscience. That was true in Pythagoras' time and it is true today.

double

a reply to: projectvxn

I didn't appeal to authority to validate numerology. I'll repeat it again: you said that numerology was for people who did not understand mathematics. Pythagoras understood mathematics and also believed in numerology. Therefore, your point, in at least that instance, was factually incorrect. That was my only point. You can infer all you want from my making of that point but the simple fact of the matter is, that was my sole point. I have no desire to attempt to change your opinions about anything.

a reply to: TobyFlenderson

So why even make a comment like that then? My point was to shed light on how stupid numerology is. Unnecessary pedantry?

originally posted by: AthlonSavage
Yes that's what he does so why does the world of the elites worship him?

I don't worship him.

a reply to: projectvxn

Did you re-read that before pressing "reply". You admit to pedantry and then accuse me of the same. You, much like the op, have an extreme misunderstanding of the nature and meaning of numerology. Because you don't understand it, you ridicule it.

a reply to: TobyFlenderson

Because you don't understand it, you ridicule it.

I understand it just fine.

Numerology is not much more than divinity with numbers.

Which = BS.

a reply to: projectvxn

"Divinity with numbers"?

a reply to: SecretsoftheBlueApples

Enoch, known as Thoth, Hermes

well Enoch or Herme's apparently thinks the universe is a mind or the mind I mean...