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Originally posted by undo
if you've seen that video called zeitgeist, you might be aware of the attempt to prove jesus was a fiction based on the sun gods of egypt.
how they make this connection in one of their examples is "son of god" equals "sun god".
Originally posted by undo
and here is where the ancient greek texts come in. a scholar of the time, who was a favorite of german higher criticism, wrote a book on the subject of the ancient greeks in which he argued the case that the ancient greeks couldn't write during the time their histories and epics were said to have been written. so the catholic professors charged into their class rooms in the universities in germany with this new data and had their students write similar works on the subject of faulty greek texts. troy never existed, they proclaimed.
Originally posted by Amaterasu
What if... What if this scholar was teamed up with a faction that wanted to discredit historical documents? Or even was one of the faction, lizard-hearted?
I don't know this is true, but I don't know it is false, either.
Your take... What if?
EDIT to ask... And what have you got on EA outside of biblical texts?
Originally posted by undo
Yes, there are Ea texts that are not biblical and I have read them. There's one entitled ENKI AND THE WORLD ORDER. there's another called ENKI'S JOURNEY TO NIBRU. there's another called ENKI AND NINMAH. And quite a few more, where he either features prominently or is a secondary character.
Overall, those texts were written by HIS priests. Have you ever read Inana's Descent to the Underworld? Enki is the good guy in it. Enlil is not. Ever read the Epic of Gilgamesh? Enki good guy, Enlil bad guy. This goes on and on, because Enki's priests were the mainstream historians. Enlil's black headed people and the rest of the slaves, never got a chance to describe their experiences until nearly Babylon. They maintained the data as an oral history instead.
Enki's not the abused figure some claim he is. Not till the slaves have their say, does Enki start getting a bad rap. He told Adapa not to take the food and water of life. He warned the nephilim king of the impending flood, by being sneaky. At the time the attribute of craftiness wasn't frowned upon so they were not insulting him when they called him the tricky god or the crafty god. It was a mark of wisdom and intelligence that he seemed to find a way around his problems or the problems of the nephilim and their slaves.
Originally posted by undo
enki texts (check the 1.1.1 range, several enki texts there)
www-etcsl.orient.ox.ac.uk...
enlil texts of that time are the torah (pentateuch), first five books of the bible.
Originally posted by undo
reply to post by Amaterasu
Because everything is "suspect", but nothing should be thrown away.
Enki's name means LORD EARTH. This planet belongs to him. What do you see going on around you? The hebrew texts claim this all happened before the flood. And it crescendoed with the near annihilation of all humans by nephilim, war, pollution, starvation and the mangling of the DNA of code of everything on the planet. Who do you suppose is in control, if not LORD EARTH?
Originally posted by Roper
reply to post by kshaund
Where are the Canyon lands ?Utah?
What did you see there?
Roper
Originally posted by undo
Overall, those texts were written by HIS priests. Have you ever read Inana's Descent to the Underworld? Enki is the good guy in it. Enlil is not. Ever read the Epic of Gilgamesh? Enki good guy, Enlil bad guy. This goes on and on, because Enki's priests were the mainstream historians. Enlil's black headed people and the rest of the slaves, never got a chance to describe their experiences until nearly Babylon. They maintained the data as an oral history instead.
Enki's not the abused figure some claim he is. Not till the slaves have their say, does Enki start getting a bad rap. He told Adapa not to take the food and water of life. He warned the nephilim king of the impending flood, by being sneaky. At the time the attribute of craftiness wasn't frowned upon so they were not insulting him when they called him the tricky god or the crafty god. It was a mark of wisdom and intelligence that he seemed to find a way around his problems or the problems of the nephilim and their slaves.
[edit on 27-6-2008 by undo]