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Originally posted by time4chg07...Basically, what im trying to do. is gather all the information I can on the bible and Christianity and everyone’s thoughts and beliefs on it...
Its your choice to receive what GOD has done for you and to follow Him. He created you, He's given you a way out an an choice if you choose it. hes given you His owners manual to study (bible) if you don't like it thats fine theres only one choice for you left then and thats hell. ITS not a nice place... you not designed to go there
Originally posted by captainplanet
reply to post by addvantage666
They could update practices and teachings to bring it into the 21st century without destroying the source material. We don’t have to throw away the bible, just its ‘clubs’. Come on, its from Rome....we aren't even on that continent anymore. At least i'm not. They don't fit in a democracy.
Originally posted by brotherforchrist
Moses was an initiate in the mystery schools of Egypt, being royalty (raised by Pharoah's daughter). You will find striking similarities (blatant rip offs) from Egyptian religion passed down to Judaism.
Well known in Egypt, including at the time of the Aten cult was the following passage from the Book of the Dead:
I have not robbed.
I have not coveted.
I have not killed people.
I have not told lies.
I have not trespassed.
I have not committed adultery.
I have not cursed a god.
Josiah's unification process takes Moses, an Ideogram combining the Ahmose who expelled the Hyksos, and the Mermose who led the Egyptian army to great victories, and credits him with receiving the Ten Commandments in tablets of stone. In reality these laws are an elaboration of the above declaration.
Add to this the fact that the obscure Egyptian king's "Hymn to Aten" is almost "word for word" Psalm 104 in the Bible and we have another compelling "coincidence".
These and other "coincidences" apparently convinced the renowned Psychologist Sigmund Freud, writing in his 1939 book "Moses and Monotheism", that the Jewish monotheistic faith had its roots in the Akhenaton cult religion.