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I knew what you meant, but the whole world isn't like that. For an example, going off of your metaphor; an empath or a very close friend would realize the little signs that tell you your friend is hurt inside and they would, generally, act accordingly to cheer the friend up. The whole world is not blind, their are some people who see things for what they are. Some people just see these things differently.
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I wish I was an empath sometimes....
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but something i read make me wonder about christianity.

http://www.religious-debate.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=186
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Paganism is 26,000 years old or more, Christianity is only 2,000 years old.
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That link won't load for me. I keep getting a blank white screen.

I seriously doubt Paganism is quite that old, but regardless of Paganism's age the Egyptian religion is older still. It is the oldest recorded religion found so far.
As for the Christian religion, yeah, that's about right. Allot of people fail to remember however that Christianity came from the Jewish and the Jewish religion is considerably older. Christianity came from believing in Jesus Christ(Christ; Christianity, get it?) and Jesus wasn't around until about two thousand years ago.
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Forgot to add; I'm pretty sure Atheism predates all other religions.
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good job rag it is true vary true
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I really enjoy all of your posts,
Rag.
I hope to see more in the future.

Always,
Isadora.
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Thank you, Aust.
Thank you, Izzy.
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Everything in the christian bible was taken from Ancient Pagan Texts that pre-dated it by thousands of years. This has been proven time and time again, and is becoming harder and harder for christians to deny. By examining various Ancient Pagan Texts and comparing the epics and stories within with the bible, it can be clearly seen how the bible has simply copied these texts, only changing a few minor details such as the names of people or places.

Ofcourse, there is one question that is bound to arise. How can we be certain that christianity copied from the Pagans, and not the other way around? Well, first, the Pagan Texts predated the christian Texts by some good 1000 years. This rules out any possibility of the Pagan's having copied from the christians. Even in the bible, it states that christianity came long after Paganism.

One good example of this copying of Text is the story of "Noah's Ark". A very similar epic appeared some thousands of years before the bible in Ancient Sumeria. Only, in the Ancient Sumerian Epic, Enki (The God of Science and Engineering) appeared to Ziusudra and instructed him to build a boat that would be able to withsatnd a large wave of water, as some of the other Gods had been planning to let humanity suffer in the coming deluge.
This epic appeared thousands of years before "Noah's Ark" of the bible.

There are tons of other examples. Everything in the bible, even down to the "star characters" has it's Pagan match and was stolen from Pagan Texts.


"Jewish monotheism was stolen from Egyptian Akhenaton


The Jewish creation was stolen from the Egyptian Creation ¹


The Jewish Yahweh's use of the word to create was stolen from the Egyptians (Jewish Yaweh replaces Ptah) ²


"Let there be Light" was stolen from the Theban Creation epic.³


The "firmament in the midst of the waters…" was stolen from the Egyptian Creation4


Adam and Eve were stolen from the Egyptian Geb and Nut 5


Eve coming from Adam's rib was stolen from the Epic of Enki and

Ninhursag: "My brother what hurts thee?
"My rib hurts me"
ANET, 41.
Ninti who's name means
"Lady of the Rib" cured Enki's rib6


Adam and Eve's punishment and loss of immortality were stolen from the Mesopotamian story of Adapa
(Jewish Yaweh replaces Sumerian Enki)7


Jewish Cain, Abel and Seth were stolen from Osiris, Set and Horus8


The conflict between Cain and Abel was stolen from Set and Osiris and as the story goes on, it is later based upon the Sumerian Dumuzi and Enkimdu 9


Jewish Samson was stolen from Heracles,



The putting out of his eyes is based on Oedipus


The pulling down of the pillars was stolen from the Egyptian tale about Re-Herakhte10
The Jewish story of Jacob and the Ladder was stolen from the Egyptian Funerary Rituals for the deceased King
"Hail to thee, O Ladder of God, Hail to thee, O Ladder of Set. Stand up O Ladder of God, Stand up O Ladder of Set, stand up O Ladder of Horus, whereon Osiris went forth into heaven.” “The Egyptian Ladder consisting of the bodies of two Egyptian deities upon which Osiris ascends into heaven, has been replaced by a ladder with several supernatural beings, angels, climbing up and down between earth and heaven."11







Jewish Moses was stolen from several Gods and kings, depending on what stage of his life story:



Sargon (the birth and abandonment in the river, being rescued by royalty, etc)


The wanderings in the desert were based upon the Sun-God Bacchus as seen in the Hymns of Orpheus 12


The Hebrew stint of "40 years in the desert" claimed in the Jewish book of Exodus and the subsequent "40 day and 40 nights" wanderings in the desert of the Jewish Nazarene were stolen from:
"The struggle of Set and Horus in the desert lasted forty days, as commemorated in the forty days of the Egyptian Lent, during which time Set, as the power of drought and sterility, made war on Horus in the water and the buried germinating grain....These forty days have been extended into forty years, and confessedly so by the Jews."13

Jewish Joshua was stolen from the Egyptian Deities Shu and Nun.14


Jewish Deborah was stolen from the Egyptian Goddess Neith 15


Jewish Noah was stolen from Sumerian Ziusudra
The fictitious Jewish God Yaweh in the Noah story replaced the Sumerian God Enlil, aka Beelzebub


Noah's son Jewish Ham was stolen from Belus 16


Jewish Nimrod was stolen from the Egyptian Pharaoh Sesostris17


Jewish Abraham was stolen from King Hariscandra of the Hindu Sankhayana-Sutras

Jewish Isaac was stolen from King Hariscandra's son Rohita
The fictitious Jewish God Yaweh in this story replaced the Hindu God Varuna18


Jewish character Daniel was stolen from Egyptian Neferti 19


Jewish Jonah and the whale; Jonah was stolen from the Hindu character "Saktideva" found in the Somadeva Bhatta.


The "Twelve Tribes of Israel" like the Twelve Disciples of Christ are based upon the twelve signs of the Zodiac.


Jewish Lot and his wife were stolen from the Greek Orpheus and Eurydice
Jewish Yaweh replaces the Greek God Hades


Jewish Jacob and Jewish Esau were stolen from Horus and Set20


Jewish Rebekah was stolen from The Egyptian Goddess Isis21


Jewish Joseph with the eleven brothers was stolen from Egyptian Psammetichus22


Jewish story of Joseph and Potipher's wife stolen from Egyptian Anubis and Bata23


"The Ten Plagues" against Egypt were grossly exaggerated and altered and stolen from the Ipuwer Papyrus 24


The Ten commandments was stolen from The Code of Hammurabi Jewish Yaweh replaces the Sumerian Sun God Shamash aka Azazel25


Jewish David killing Philistine Goliath were stolen from Thor throwing a hammer at Hrungnir and striking him in the forehead.26


The Jewish Job was stolen from Ugaritic Keret and Jewish Yaweh replaces the God "El."


The Jewish "Job," was stolen from a story written in the Ugaritic language (Cuneiform Script), composed circa 1400 BCE by "Ilimilku The Scribe." This epic involves "Keret" and the God "El." NOT Job and Jehova. Keret's family tragedies and illness are comparable with the story of Job. In the original tale, "Satan" never even entered into the picture.
Here, Jewish Jehova replaces El27"
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