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Nowhere357 · 07-06-2003, 08:47 AM

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Originally posted by The_Unknown_Banana
Nefertiti's papa (Amhenotep III ?), and mainly Amhenotep IV pushed the religion of the atun, which was a simplified sun worship (They worshipped the actual disc. Or something).

Thanks, I decided not to verify first, partly because this thread is relaxed, and partly because I knew you would set me straight.

AJ113 · 07-06-2003, 02:55 PM

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Originally posted by Rima
what do you do when it is CLOUDY , your God will simply disapear again

Yes, and it will rise again, unlike all ther gods who never made an appearance in the first place.

emotional · 07-06-2003, 03:32 PM

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Originally posted by AJ113
Yes, and it will rise again, unlike all ther gods who never made an appearance in the first place.

That's where Christianity comes from: the solar god-man who died and then rose from the dead. Christmas is a remnant of sun-worship.

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from here:

Since the universal acceptance of Copernicanism, of course, cosmologists have relegated the Earth to the status of an infinitesimal speck of cosmic flotsam indebted to the sun�s fortuitous proximity for its ineffable array of plant and animal and human life and all that goes with it. Copernicanism re-activated a not-so-subtle form of Pagan Sun-Worship and we call it "science".

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