tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post6782044294672348074..comments2023-10-15T06:36:17.734-05:00Comments on Truth Be Known News | Blog of Acharya S: Bill Maher Raises Horus from the DeadAcharya Shttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03091289754963053674noreply@blogger.comBlogger62125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-42710282578961953262010-02-14T03:02:48.342-06:002010-02-14T03:02:48.342-06:00I really don't know if the bible or raising so...I really don't know if the bible or raising someone from the dead to live again is true or not. However the one thing I know to be a fact written in stone is "THE REAL HEROES OF 9-11 WAS THE PEOPLE WHO TOOK OVER THE FLIGHTS AND FLEW THEM INTO THE TWIN TOWERS!!!!! How do I know this for sure---because little billy maher said it and if he said it it has to be the GOD honest truth---RIGHT BILLY?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-2353433626478664402008-11-09T11:45:00.000-06:002008-11-09T11:45:00.000-06:00I just stumbled upon this article about Bill Maher...I just stumbled upon this article about Bill Maher's movie "Religulous"<BR/><BR/>"...And the film offers a Comparative Religions 101 overview of stories that circulated around the Near East thousands of years earlier. The Egyptian god Horus; Mithra, a Persian god, and Krishna, the Indian god, all have biographies that overlap Christ's."<BR/><BR/>http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/movies/30183009.html?elr=KArksD:aDyaEP:kD:aUnc5PDiUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aULPQL7PQLanchO7DiUAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-35532795434622762872008-10-22T17:22:00.000-05:002008-10-22T17:22:00.000-05:00From Morals And Dogma by Albert Pike 1871 page 524...From Morals And Dogma by Albert Pike 1871 page 524.<BR/>"We (as masons) do not under value the importance of any truth. We utter no word that can be deemed irreverant by any one of any faith.<BR/>(your doing it for us Acharya S HA HA)<BR/>We do not tell the Moslem that it is only important for him to believe that there is but one God, and wholly unessential whether Mahomet was His prophet. We do not tell the Hebrew that the Messiah whom he expects was born in Bethlehem nearly two thousand years ago; and that he is a heretic because he will not so believe. And as little do we tell the sincere Christian that Jesus of Nazareth was but a man like us, or *His history but the unreal revival of an older legend.* To do either is beyond our jurisdiction. Masonry, of no one age, belongs to all time; of no one religion, it finds its great truths in all."<BR/>Page 548 says:<BR/>"Osiris, Isis and Horus were the Father, Mother and Son; the latter being light, the soul of the World, the Son, the Protogonos or First Begotten."<BR/>I call the androginization of the Feminine Principle of Divinity to be the Paulean Heresey.<BR/>Page 81 says:<BR/>"Horus was the mediator, who was buried three days, was regenerated, and triumphed over the evil principle.<BR/>The word Heri, in Sanscrit, means SHEPHERD, as well as SAVIOR. Crishna is called HERI, as Jesus called Himself the GOOD SHEPHERD."<BR/><BR/>Now there is my proof that it is known among Scottish Rite Masons at least that Horus, Crishna and Jesus are one and the same from a philisophical standpoint anyway.<BR/>I failed to find any reference to Lazarus at all though so good job with the connection.<BR/>I praise your research Acharya S<BR/>Blessed Bequinoahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/07970889237604987797noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-61528504897397870002008-10-12T12:52:00.000-05:002008-10-12T12:52:00.000-05:00Most of what I've read from Acharya S. I studied i...Most of what I've read from Acharya S. I studied in college, a Christian college in ANES. This stuff should have been common knowledge centuries ago. The only reason Christianity still exists is that the results of modern scholarship have been withheld from them. Thanks to Acharya and a few other scholars the general public is now being made aware that Jesus Christ simply never existed. Thanks Acharya. By the way Acharya is a looker.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-13594629746240829052008-10-07T20:33:00.000-05:002008-10-07T20:33:00.000-05:00This is typical of people who want to be right, wi...This is typical of people who want to be right, with no other options.<BR/>Talk over people.Brenton Eccleshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11635450164525766656noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-20501921860552511092008-10-06T22:00:00.000-05:002008-10-06T22:00:00.000-05:00That was exactly my point Acharya.The connection h...That was exactly my point Acharya.<BR/>The connection has been made hundreds of years ago. Although secretly???<BR/>I thought Jesus raising Lazarus was a myth just as Hiram being raised by SOLoman. Get it?<BR/>The initiation cermony is nothing more than a reenactment and personification of MYTH. That Jesus raised Lazarus or Horus raised Osirus or my Brother/Father raised me. It's all based on the same myth. Thanks for your complete understanding.<BR/>Blessed Be, Jim or umm The Widows Son<BR/><BR/>quinoa said...<BR/>I, ever since becoming a Freemason, have come to believe that the story of Jesus "raising" Lazarus from the dead was an "initiation ceremony". At least the simiarities are there. I mean why take your time and wait 3 days to get to your dead friend. Barbara Thiering has also made these connections in The Pesher of Christ. So I believe there are more source materials out there to give Bill the information he is disclosing than what you have givin us here. I mean all you gotta do is read Morals and Dogma by Albert Pike 1871 and you can find loads of "hidden" info. Read between the lines. He exposes all of this over 130 years ago!<BR/>Blessed Be, Jim<BR/><BR/>1:49 PM <BR/>Acharya S said... <BR/>However you wish to interpret it, upon examination it becomes obvious that the story of Jesus raising Lazarus is based on the MYTHICAL motif of Horus resurrecting Osiris, a theme that was ubiquitous throughout the massive Egyptian mortuary and funerary literature.<BR/><BR/>When I cite the sources in my blog, I am specifically talking about those who have made the connection between Horus-Osiris and Jesus-Lazarus, not the many thousands of books that have discussed the biblical Lazarus story in itself.<BR/><BR/>Umm. OK. I didn't intend offense but thanks for your clearification.<BR/>Have you ever investigated masonic myth/legend? It's ALL out there.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-49901534000038424042008-10-03T23:26:00.000-05:002008-10-03T23:26:00.000-05:00There are discernible patterns in everything we pe...There are discernible patterns in everything we perceive. We LEARN because there exist patterns. Like the numerical systems that are continuously repeated, everything recurs. Patterns or similarities.<BR/>See e.g. the similarities between the two presidents; Lyndon B. Johnson and George W. Bush. Both were governors from Texas. Both had two daughters some of whom got married in the White House, Both ascended to power after national tragedies (assassination of JFK and 9/11.) Both got to the presidency through shadow means. Both conducted a war of aggression on civilian foreign populations. You can also find striking similarities in the power grab of this administration and the ascent of the Nazi Germany and Hitler.<BR/>In several thousand years these "leaders'" lives might be blurred in detail or be equated. Yet NOW we know that these individuals are NOT the same. As with the holocaust deniers or the pages of the Soviet history books, we know that for one reason or another, people rewrite history ALL THE TIME. The bible has been edited MANY times,Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-78120071247910458052008-10-03T14:48:00.000-05:002008-10-03T14:48:00.000-05:00"...no less of God Almighty himself who could do i..."...no less of God Almighty himself who could do inconceivable horrible things to you..."<BR/><BR/>What a lovely god you possess in your head! Does he talk to you too and tell you to do these "inconceivable horrible things" to <I>others</I>?<BR/><BR/>Here is a classic example of what religious child abuse does to people. This person's view of reality is so completely skewed that he or she is not really living on planet Earth but already occupies some sort of "hell realm."<BR/><BR/>In a sane society, no individual would be brainwashed to this extent, because IMO this sort of depraved fanaticism is a mental illness.<BR/><BR/>STOP RELIGIOUS CHILD ABUSE.Acharya Shttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03091289754963053674noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-64337064431080511342008-10-03T13:44:00.000-05:002008-10-03T13:44:00.000-05:00Anonymous said... May it never happen to any of yo...<I>Anonymous said... <BR/>May it never happen to any of you, but when Satan attacks you will instantly know that both he and God are oh very very real.<BR/><BR/>Stay clear of evil, including satanic magic and worship. No sane person who knows just how deeply evil, repugnant and foul Satan is would ever ever wish to have him exist anywhere, let alone worship him as they did in ancient Egypt and alsewhere through these monstruous gods whose service might buy your eternal soul.<BR/><BR/>God and Satan are TOTALLY UTTERLY REAL. And these feel-good "gods" are satanic, crystal meth that can ruin your soul.<BR/><BR/>Yeah, be very afraid, and no less of God Almighty himself who could do inconceivable horrible things to you like let a fallen evil angel near you, and who knows what else. <BR/><BR/>Satan's presence causes the coldest horror imaginable and his touch befouls your entire being.<BR/><BR/>DO NOT PLAY WITH "MAGIC" (its evil), save your souls!</I><BR/><BR/>*rolling eyes* OK I'm going to speak my mind and let it all out in part because you came here and attacked first. No one attacked you. Just how delusional, superstitious, and irrational can a religious person get? Is this just the tip of the iceburg or can they get more insane than this? IF your deity were to truly exist he is an abusive one and you appear to have Stockholms Syndrome due to cult mentality. In all honesty, you are more scary than some sort of fictional human concept of a deity. What did other humans do to you to cause you to be so delusionally irrational and mentally ill?<BR/><BR/>I suggest getting out of your bizarre cult and psychological help- no they can't steal anyone's soul, but they can help to get people back to sanity. Geeze! Not even Santa Claus is that abusive and children who believe in Santa Claus aren't even as delusionally insane.<BR/><BR/>Good grief! Even my Free Methodist Evangelical great uncle did magic tricks while he preached "the word of God" and had no fear of magic himself, still doesn't. He is now 99 y.o. and still preaching away, sometimes doing his magic tricks, and says ministers don't retire until they get to heaven "and boy what a retirement it is". So magic isn't as bad as you crazily go on about. IF it were he'd be cursed with hemorrhiods (emerods (sp?)) and died a painful death long ago.<BR/><BR/>Wake up and face reality!Mrianahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18270751969379426894noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-71800177899301673582008-10-03T00:49:00.000-05:002008-10-03T00:49:00.000-05:00May it never happen to any of you, but when Satan ...May it never happen to any of you, but when Satan attacks you will instantly know that both he and God are oh very very real.<BR/><BR/>Stay clear of evil, including satanic magic and worship. No sane person who knows just how deeply evil, repugnant and foul Satan is would ever ever wish to have him exist anywhere, let alone worship him as they did in ancient Egypt and alsewhere through these monstruous gods whose service might buy your eternal soul.<BR/><BR/>God and Satan are TOTALLY UTTERLY REAL. And these feel-good "gods" are satanic, crystal meth that can ruin your soul.<BR/><BR/>Yeah, be very afraid, and no less of God Almighty himself who could do inconceivable horrible things to you like let a fallen evil angel near you, and who knows what else. <BR/><BR/>Satan's presence causes the coldest horror imaginable and his touch befouls your entire being.<BR/><BR/>DO NOT PLAY WITH "MAGIC" (its evil), save your souls!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-45997920280896174572008-10-02T20:08:00.000-05:002008-10-02T20:08:00.000-05:00Thanks, Mriana. I had missed that somewhat insulti...<I>Thanks, Mriana. I had missed that somewhat insulting - and racist - remark. How does this sound: "When you are around White people intimately, you will know the truths that we know?"</I><BR/><BR/>You're welcome. I had to read it twice, because it sounded so ignorant the first time. Didn't sound any better the second time either. Even his comment about it being widely known that Bill Maher has spent 15 years with an African-American woman. He has? She's Black? I honestly didn't know this, but I don't really care. It seems to me, right down to his nick "Blackwatch" he has some issues.<BR/><BR/>However, the White remark sounds almost as bad, but even Greydon Square asked in one of his songs as to why he would want to accept the religion of his ancestor's slave owners. The thing is, most people don't know that Christianity, for the most part, came out of Egypt. For Greydon, Christianity came from White people. In reality though, Christianity is a servant religion. Christians serve the Lord, so they say, and they can site chapter and verse that gave them this idea.<BR/><BR/>My mother gave me a picture once that said, "As for me and my family, we will serve the Lord." IF I remember correctly, it is Joshua 24:15b. In Deut 34:05, Moses died as a servant of the Lord. Job 1:08 God called him a servant. Psalms refers to servants of the Lord too. Isaiah was a servant, etc etc etc. Sharat is the verb "to serve" as well as the verb "abad". Abad is often used to refer to serving God, which also has the meaning "to enslave". In the NT this becomes the Greek diakonia and latreia (in reference to God).<BR/><BR/>It would seem most religions are servant religion that include submission- not just the Islamic religion. And just what the hell are people really serving in such religions? A human concept that exist in the minds of those in authority- ie Rome who rules Xianity (be it Catholic or Protestant) and the Imans of Sharia in Islam.<BR/><BR/>Ok now I've taken this Blog thread a completely different direction, but why would Black people have anymore knowledge of the origins of religion than anyone else? They wouldn't and don't. They are just as superstitious, if not more superstitious as anyone else. In fact, if one were to look at the stats, more Black people than White are religious and take the text literally, BUT it is through education that ALL people end up seeing the truth of religious texts. The one complaint of the man who was interviewed on the Humanist News Network podcast was (an he is/was the leader of a Black Humanist group) that the Black Community insisted on belief in God and had more problems than White people do concerning a lack of belief. I can't find the podcast right now, but that is basically the summery of what he had to say. Sad, but from my experience he seems fairly accurate. The problem is, there are many White people who are just as bad, even in this day and age.Mrianahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18270751969379426894noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-68746179537411512802008-10-02T17:06:00.000-05:002008-10-02T17:06:00.000-05:00Blogger Mriana said... "When you are around Bla...<I> Blogger Mriana said...<BR/><BR/> "When you are around Black people intimately, you will know the truths that we know."<BR/><BR/> HA! My ex-husband (about as intimate as you can get), who is Black, is so superstitious it is not funny. He believes the Bible to be true also. Such things are simply not true and many Black people I know are the worst in this area. I know of only two Black men who are atheists.</I><BR/><BR/>Thanks, Mriana. I had missed that somewhat insulting - and racist - remark. How does this sound: "When you are around White people intimately, you will know the truths that we know?"Acharya Shttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03091289754963053674noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-75167433435963076642008-10-02T16:45:00.000-05:002008-10-02T16:45:00.000-05:00When you are around Black people intimately, you w...<I>When you are around Black people intimately, you will know the truths that we know.</I><BR/><BR/>HA! My ex-husband (about as intimate as you can get), who is Black, is so superstitious it is not funny. He believes the Bible to be true also. Such things are simply not true and many Black people I know are the worst in this area. I know of only two Black men who are atheists.Mrianahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18270751969379426894noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-84154569725022172562008-10-02T16:27:00.000-05:002008-10-02T16:27:00.000-05:00Stephanus Marturus said,"Far greater intellects th...Stephanus Marturus said,"Far greater intellects than Marr<BR/>would eat Maher and his gatekeepers alive in a debate(Dr. Richard Bauckham etc.)" Is Dr. Pat Robertson another?<BR/><BR/>Bill Mayer and Grandpa Munster?<BR/><BR/>You have to be kidding. Dr. Bauckham's picture on his web page is quite funny with the comb over hair cut and Coke bottle bottom eyeglasses. A regular first class nerd... <BR/><BR/>Its disheartening to know that such an intelligent individual as Dr. Bauckham's can become so twisted, confused and brainwashed into wasting his intellect believing in mystical beings.<BR/><BR/>What proof do you have the Jesus Christ existed and that there is a "God" other than what is written in the Holy Bible?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-27984598084116851532008-10-02T16:25:00.000-05:002008-10-02T16:25:00.000-05:00BLACKWATCH said... Remember that before you had...<I>BLACKWATCH said...<BR/><BR/> Remember that before you had your book published, many African-Centered scholars had reviewed Gerald Massey, especially his clear conclusion that the peoples of the Nile Valley who' culture were one with the Ancient Egyptian Gods were African....</I><BR/><BR/>You make an interesting point about Maher's love life, and that may explain much.<BR/><BR/>There was no need for the rude and disrespectful remark at the end. I don't believe I need to clarify once again that I am specifically discussing one motif as having been developed extensively only by a handful of people - and I quite prominently raised Massey as one of them.Acharya Shttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03091289754963053674noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-8890504929189111022008-10-02T15:44:00.000-05:002008-10-02T15:44:00.000-05:00Much more has been found to prove that the Jesus s...Much more has been found to prove that the Jesus story originated in Egypt. See Bible Origins in Egypt (Google). Horus is the Hellenized name for HR (few vowels in Egyptian glyphs). He was also known as IOSA meaning the Ever Coming Son. This is still the name used in Gaelic - see Gaelic Gospel of Mark on 'Read many versions of the Bible online'. Many patriarchs have now been identified as Egyptian kings including Cain and Abel who also appear in Irish legend together with Brian another Egyptian king. The Tuatha Dedanaan of Irish legend were Duat and Tatanen in Egypt. In Bible Origins check out the evidence for Solomon having been the Pharaoh SalimAmen, then go to the section on Jesus.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-88729328887779035722008-10-02T15:14:00.000-05:002008-10-02T15:14:00.000-05:00Remember that before you had your book published, ...Remember that before you had your book published, many African-Centered scholars had reviewed Gerald Massey, especially his clear conclusion that the peoples of the Nile Valley who' culture were one with the Ancient Egyptian Gods were African.<BR/><BR/>Why is this important? It's widely known that Bill Maher has had Black women as long time girlfriends. I myself have seen him in plenty of clubs from New York to Los Angeles for the last 15 years with the same African-American woman. Many African-Americans who have a passing interest in comparative religions know that Egypt was the birth place of the later religions of Christianity, Islam, and Judiasm (in this true evolutionary historical order). <BR/><BR/>When you are around Black people intimately, you will know the truths that we know. We think Bill is at least inspired by this rather than your book. Your lover can be and is the main one who can pass information to you without rousing the gatekeepers of the Judeo-Christo-Islamic myths....<BR/><BR/>African scholars like Cheik Anta Diop, Theope Obenga, Ivan Van Sertima, Charles S. Finch MD, Molefi Asante, Dr. Asa Hillard, Dr. John Henrik Clarke, and their many students who have published and self-published books that were in the public sphere long before you published your book. There are many African scholars who in spite of colonialism and the claiming of African culture for their masonic diatribes, were able to find the Egyptian connects to Christianity like George G.M. James who wrote <I>Stolen Legacy</I><BR/><BR/>While we understand the cycles of life that reintroduce old forgotten information into the public... let's not get too carried away in thinking that it was <I>your work</I> that was used to inspire that part of Maher's film.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-5320301544008666852008-10-02T11:40:00.000-05:002008-10-02T11:40:00.000-05:00Jesus Christ has stood 2000 years of scrutiny and ...<I>Jesus Christ has stood 2000 years of scrutiny and wins every time.</I><BR/><BR/>Actually... That character is just another name for the same character of other stories. If it were not Jesus, it would be someone else. In reality, Jesus hasn't stood 2000 years. The Roman church didn't exist 2000 years ago. The Jesus of the time is not where near the same as the Jesus of today. Gnostics, Docetist, etc did not believe in a literal Jesus much less a literal resurrection. They would have no comprehension of many of today's people's concept of Jesus and probably look at many of us cross-eyed because so many humans have literalize it, instead of keeping it all in the spiritual realm. There was nothing literal about their beliefs and that Jesus never did survive. It died centuries ago.Mrianahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18270751969379426894noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-45345270999962122002008-10-02T11:32:00.000-05:002008-10-02T11:32:00.000-05:00Mad30 said,Let's just say it's inherently tied to ...<I>Mad30 said,<BR/><BR/>Let's just say it's inherently tied to evolutionary theory as well as the birth of secret societies and emergence of language and culture.</I><BR/><BR/>I do think there is an evolutionary pattern to religion given how religion has "evolved" over the years. However, I think it has lost something over time thanks to science. The problem, IMO, is that many of the religious have rejected scientific discovery in favour of keeping superstitious beliefs, but even superstition has its part in the evolution too.<BR/><BR/>I think if people had not rejected science in favour of religion, it would have developed into something more intellectual. This of course would be a more or less godless belief, yet more down to earth or earthy belief.<BR/><BR/>I'm not sure if that makes sense or not.<BR/><BR/><I>Anon said,<BR/><BR/>By corallary all animals must be having visions of Jesus like the Christians do! :)</I><BR/><BR/>OH but Anon, God was made in our image. That would mean it would not be anything like Jesus. In other words, my girls (cats) would have a god like Bast and the story would go a little like this:<BR/><BR/>Long long ago, in Egypt of course, there was this pussy was so pure, rightous, and a virgin that Bast chose her to have his Tom. Bast supernaturally impregnated Queen Meowy (females who have babies are Queens). Tom was born of a virgin Queen, Tom descended into hell and on the third day he rose again. He is seated on the right hand of Bast. He will return again to judge the living and the dead- now this would include the humans who care for cats.<BR/><BR/>Now imagine a virgin Queen having only ONE kitten born of Bast. lol It's laughable, maybe the rest of the litter are disiples, but if such a statement were true, it would be a blue-eyed Siamese or better yet! A blue-eyed all white Tom, that has no genetic defects, not even deafness. Queen Mary would be stepping on mice, instead of a snake. And the crucifixion would be um... oh yes... That dreadfully cruel thing some kids do to cats on Halloween night- Tom would be hung from a tree. No, no. It would not be written that Jews or Romans or any group in particular killed Tom, but rather humans killed Tom. For humans to enter the kingdom with their precious cats, they would have to treat them like gods and goddesses, as well as be subserviant to cats because they have god Bast. Worship their kitties.<BR/><BR/>Oh boy! *roll* I may have just described the Bast religion, esp with that ending. The thing is, a deity is generally created not only in the minds of humans, but looking like them, just as the text states. It is only natural to have a god concept look like the creator of said deity, which really wouldn't make it a deity, but even so... <BR/><BR/>Canines could do the same with Sirius. Monkeys' god would be Hanuman. Anansi would be the spider god. The list goes on and on.<BR/><BR/>So, animals do not and would not have a human Jesus concept concerning the son of God nor would any other animal. This is something I've pondered since I first heard it as a child. I said, "Does that mean animals' gods look like them?" I was told that animals are inferior and don't have the brain to worship God. Then I ran into Bast and Sirius, later Hanuman. False gods? Hummm... If animals could talk, as well as create gods, I don't know if they would agree.<BR/><BR/>Hopefully you can see where I'm going with this.<BR/><BR/><I> Anonymous said... <BR/>The great mythologies of the past regarding the Sun god were primitive forms of prophecy regarding the coming of the Christ. Over centuries the thoughts and ideas regarding this "myth" manifested centuries later in the form of Jesus Christ. Thoughts become things and in this collective thinking we were sent our true Christ.</I><BR/><BR/>It's only "our true Christ" in the eyes of Christians. If the senerio I laid out above were true and not just a story I just made up, could it be the Osiris story became the Anointed Tom and the one true Anointed Tom is the son of Bast, for cats at least? Most Xians would say it is an illogical fallicy because animals don't have the brain to worship God. They don't? Then neither could primitive humans- like oh I don't know Lucy and her hubby maybe? I don't think superstitions are only a human thing, but that maybe for another post for those who don't observe animals and/or don't have an education that helps to rid them of superstition. It could be quite insulting.Mrianahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18270751969379426894noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-24327060276640973192008-10-02T11:15:00.000-05:002008-10-02T11:15:00.000-05:00When Jesus was crucified by the ancestors of today...When Jesus was crucified by the ancestors of todays Talmudic/ Gnostic/ Luciferians it was not Deicide (God is eternal)but Aletheiacide(murdering the truth.)People like Bill Maher are selective sceptics who accepting nebulous authority figures opinions smugly regurgitate half baked nonsense(how many people can check to see if the original hieroglyphs say what some weekend scholar thinks it says?)Far greater intellects than Marr(who has no problem with 911/the Holocaust/Darwinianism and other safe Orthodoxies.)would eat Maher and his gatekeepers alive in a debate(Dr. Richard Bauckham etc.)Jesus Christ has stood 2000 years of scrutiny and wins every time.It would help if Bill didnt resemble Grandpa from the Munsters when he condescends to the unenlightened.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-48613527400729040192008-10-02T05:24:00.000-05:002008-10-02T05:24:00.000-05:00The great mythologies of the past regarding the Su...The great mythologies of the past regarding the Sun god were primitive forms of prophecy regarding the coming of the Christ. Over centuries the thoughts and ideas regarding this "myth" manifested centuries later in the form of Jesus Christ. Thoughts become things and in this collective thinking we were sent our true Christ.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-90560087094451980632008-10-02T05:22:00.000-05:002008-10-02T05:22:00.000-05:00"Thats the beauty of it, thats the secret of it. O..."Thats the beauty of it, thats the secret of it. Once you free yourselves from the bounds of logic in acceptance of God and his true revelation then you will be free."<BR/><BR/>So what is the differnce between a logical brain (human) and a non-logical brain (animal)if you leave out logic? Nothing! except that you need to stoop to the level of an animal to "understand" your god Jesus. By corallary all animals must be having visions of Jesus like the Christians do! :)Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-84416682638951133192008-10-02T02:45:00.000-05:002008-10-02T02:45:00.000-05:00"the ROOT of the Jesus myths which are in fact 10,..."the ROOT of the Jesus myths which are in fact 10,000+ years older than any Egyptian"<BR/><BR/>You'll have to pardon me as I'm working on several research projects and publications of my own in this area, and have divulged my thoughts freely over the years, but it's too complicated to easily address in a brief blog response. Let's just say it's inherently tied to evolutionary theory as well as the birth of secret societies and emergence of language and culture.<BR/><BR/>I have love for all avenues of comparative mythology, not solely for "debunking" religion, but because it's fascinating and important research tied into every facet of our historical social progression.<BR/><BR/>I don't mean to have a "smart ass" response, but am no real fan of Bill Maher. ;)<BR/><BR/>Also, the "Raising of the Djed", just thought I'd mention that particular ceremony in relation to Horus/Isis/Osiris.<BR/><BR/>Martin<BR/>"No offense to Acharya S, but Bill Maher is basically ferret shit. He has all the credibility of GW, with much less stroke. This man has to pay BIG bucks to raise his dick from the dead."mad30https://www.blogger.com/profile/00844009186307369473noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-11427963823399073332008-10-02T01:58:00.000-05:002008-10-02T01:58:00.000-05:00"mad30 - I've got to see those 1,000 citations - j..."mad30 - I've got to see those 1,000 citations - just give us 100 citations. You'll also need to back this comment of yours up too..."<BR/><BR/>Any of the dozen of books or hundred articles by Joseph Campbell is a good start. Manly P. Hall, Aleister Crowley, Helena Blavastky, none of them shied away from the similarities of Jesus, Horus, Mithra, Quetzelcoatl or other Sun Worshiping cults and ritualistic practices.<BR/><BR/>Or pretty much any good resource of comparative mythology and studies of world religion at an academic level. There indeed are hundreds, if not thousands of works (some of them "generic" mythology encyclopedias) which plainly show similarities between the Jesus (Gnostic) traditions to those of varying world mythologies.<BR/><BR/>However, like I stated, with many of these works it is not the intent to discredit Christianity (or any religion) or overly emphasis these similarities, but only to state some of the facts for the sake of study, and let people draw their own conclusions.mad30https://www.blogger.com/profile/00844009186307369473noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24006920.post-84083992447081664862008-10-02T00:54:00.000-05:002008-10-02T00:54:00.000-05:00Anonymous said... Blasphemy is still blasphemy. Do...<I>Anonymous said... <BR/>Blasphemy is still blasphemy. Do you think God created you as an equal? Do you think you could comprehend God? Does your puny human brain and its "logical" thought processes process at the same level of God. I think not. Logic and believing in God are paradoxical, believing in God takes a leap of faith, that is you accept it under no pretense of human logic. Thats the beauty of it, thats the secret of it. Once you free yourselves from the bounds of logic in acceptance of God and his true revelation then you will be free.</I><BR/><BR/>Ok so you aren't suppose to use your brain? We're just suppose to accept the Bible without thinking for ourselves? Nice. Guess our brains weren't meant to be used except to make our heart and lungs function? Somehow that doesn't make much sense.<BR/><BR/>It would seem that blasphamy is anything that offends the god concept that various groups of people or an individual created. The idea of a deity, any deity, be it Hindu, Islamic, Jewish, Christian, etc is a human concept. This concept is generally attributed to what people do not understand/comprehend and they are generally superstitious. Accepting what ever the popular human concept is under no pretense of logic is to not think for oneself. It is a lack of thinking and IF there is a god, I do not believe he would give us a brain that think and then request that we do not use it. Sounds like the beauty of it is the act of laziness in thought processes. Why would we have all that neurochemistry in our brains if we are not suppose to use it? Doesn't make much sense to me. It makes more sense to use it and then one may gain a fuller understanding of the world around them.<BR/><BR/>Seems to me, the one who doesn't use his/her brain is the one with a puny brain. Have you ever considered IT maybe chemical in nature and very much part of this world, like so many other things are, and within everything? Oh wait, you probably don't know much about neuorology or the chemical makeup of things here on earth. How do you know that you don't honour Virgo when you talk about Mother Mary? Virgo stepped on a snake too, just as Mary is often pictured.<BR/><BR/><I> Anonymous said... <BR/>DON'T BELIEVE??? SEARCH YOUTUBE<BR/>FOR "GIANTS IN INDIA"<BR/>THEN READ GENESIS>>></I><BR/><BR/>Surprised you didn't throw John 3:16 at us too, which is nothing but a fear tactic. The thing is, we are part of nature, not apart from it nor are we above it or below it. I hate to tell you this, but there is no god in the sky or below us either. If you split a piece of wood, could it not be in that piece of wood too?<BR/><BR/>You may know your Bible verses enough to look them up, but it seems to me that is about the only literature you know best. It would seem to me, that if it is in even a piece of wood, it would not be out there somewhere and it would definitely not be some old man in the sky. Rather, it would have no gender, form, or mass, but could be some sort of element or elements commonly found in everything that is within the universe and interacts with people much as chemicals do. It could be ruach (wind) or nephesh (the breath of god, which could be the very first breath of life we take) even. However, I seriously doubt it has any form or gender nor is it explainable in human words.<BR/><BR/>Any use of human words only makes whatever it is, if it even exists, a human concept and not a deity at all.<BR/><BR/><I>Acharya said:<BR/><BR/>That being said, I also know this field and its literature VERY well, which might be obvious to those who know my work.</I><BR/><BR/>Unlike anonymous, you probably know exactly what I'm throwing at him/her in return for his Bible preaching and without quoting any exact chapter and verse or exact sayings. lol Yes, Acharya does know her literature very well.<BR/><BR/><I> Anonymous said... <BR/>just because the "bible" has some passages that are clearly written by people with self interests in mind doesnt prove there isnt a God.</I><BR/><BR/>I don't recall Acharya ever saying there is no god. She didn't say there was either. In fact, if you read her posts, you would see she refers to something as a She or Her. Acharya is referring to her own god concept when she does this. And there is not a damn thing wrong with it. She has every right to that concept, just as I do an indescribable and somewhat agnostic due to it being more or less chemistry, "IT" concept.<BR/><BR/><I>Acharya said,<BR/>MY God made me brilliant and perfectly capable of understanding Her - and it is blasphemy to suggest otherwise.</I><BR/><BR/>Case in point concerning what blasphemy is: Whatever is offensive to one's god concept. In otherwords, Anonymous, you offended Acharya's own view of god. Your God, Anon., isn't the only concept of a god, nor is it necessarily the right concept. It is only a human concept and there are many different ones, including no concept at all.<BR/><BR/>I have come to the conclusion, that those who have their own concept, despite cultural pressures, are the ones who not only thought it through for themselves, but their concept also has personal meaning to them and how they relate to the world around them.<BR/><BR/><I>Well put! This certainly would explain the blindness to the truth manifested on this board, and just about everywhere these days. <BR/><BR/>Keep in mind it was prophesied and record in the Bible, that in the final days, a great apostasy would come about. For the ignorant, apostacy is the period where almost everyone will reject Jesus (Yahweh), and the few who chose the narrow gate will be persecuted for their beliefs. Just like my counter-opinion posts being denied to this blog.</I><BR/><BR/>Why is it the anonymous people seem to be deluded in their own fairy tale? Could it be they are the ones who don't have eyes to see?<BR/><BR/>I don't see your counter-post or anyone elses being denied.<BR/><BR/>On top of that, why does it seem some people have to attack Acharya? It's really rediculous.<BR/><BR/>It's also ashame people don't read more.<BR/><BR/><I> Anonymous said... <BR/>Of course, no mention of Jordan Maxwell.</I><BR/><BR/>Jordan Maxwell's work was also involved with Zeitgeit.Mrianahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/18270751969379426894noreply@blogger.com