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Thomas Jefferson |
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are nothing more than rewritten versions of an older story. In
times of social change, new religious movements would respond
to the demands of the times. These movements were derived from
the original traditions but were also reactions against it. The
new sects would eventually rewrite the old doctrine to accommodate
the new social views. In this way Buddhism was derived from Hinduism
and Christianity from Judaism. The validity of today's religions
are entirely dependent upon the earlier religions from which
they were derived. To understand this completely you must go back to prehistoric times. Our ancestors were totally ignorant of the knowledge we now take for granted. They tried to survive in a very dangerous world. They had no understanding of natural events at all. Thunder echoed and hurled lightening bolts at them. Tornadoes swept people away into the sky. And the earth opened up to swallow entire villages. Their sense of awl and fear inspired them to create a large number of nature gods, with myths and rituals to go with them. When Thor the thunder god was angry he would strike his anvil, creating thunder. If you were alone in the forest and frightened you might see Pan, the forest god. This is where we get our word panic. An early interpretation of outer space yielded even more bazaar explanations. The first astronomers were in fact astrologers. Lacking all scientific knowledge they interpreted the sky as a lid or cover on the earth, with the stars as distant holes through which heaven and God were observed. From this perspective the sun appeared to be a small piece of the deity seen through the distant holes. This was the birth of the Egyptian tradition of Osirus, Isis and Horus (Ra). They associated the stars (holes) of Orion with Osirus, the god who cared and provided for them. And to the left of him is the star Sirius which they saw as his consort Isis. They ruled the kingdom of the dead, the kingdom at night. And by the day Ra the Sun of God (early ideaistic form of the Son of God) ruled the land of the living. An important religious change came in the year 1379 BC. The Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten changed the religion from the worship of many Gods to the worship of one God. This God was a personification of the most important thing in the sky, the sun and his full name was Amen-Ra. This is where we get the word ray, as in sun ray. Pharaoh Akhenaten said that when you pray to God you must pray through the Son of God, Amen-Ra. He represented God. And at the end of the prayer, in the ancient temples in Egypt, they would say Amen.  Since the rule of Pharaoh Akhenaten
most religions have encouraged parishioners to worship one chief
deity. And all chief deities were nothing more than personifications
of the sun. That list goes on and on back through ancient history.
Jesus is no different. He is referred to as Gods sun, the light
of the world, who is our salvation because he has risen. In fact
all sun deities including Jesus have been pictured wearing a
sun disk as a crown. If you think this is far fetched, take a
look at how the Holy Bible describes Jesus. Revelation 1:7; "Behold,
he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him." There
is only one light of the world every eye can see that comes with
clouds. That, of course, is the sun. In the scriptures we also
read how Jesus walked on water. Matthew 14:25; "And in the
fourth watch of the night Jesus went unto them, walking on the
sea." All of us have seen the sunset at the beach. The sun
appears to be walking on the water. We are also told that the
son of God died with a crown of thorns. Mark 15:17; "And
they clothed him with purple, and platted a crown of thorns,
and put it about his head," That is precisely how the sun
was pictured in ancient days, with a crown of thorns, or sun
rays.The Holy Bible is nothing more than a rewritten account of the most ancient story the world has ever known, the story of the zodiac. Jesus of Nazareth, Chrishna, Horus and sixteen other saviors represent the sun. The largest and most important thing that appears to travel through the houses or constellations of the zodiac. The Bible is pure astro-theology based on the zodiac. Job 38:31; "Canst thou bind the sweet influences of the Pleiades, or loose the bands of Orion?" Job 38:32, "Canst thou bring forth Mazzaroth in his season? or canst thou guide Arcturas with his sons?" Job 38:33; "Knowest thou the ordinances of heaven?" Orion, Arcturus and the Pleiades are all constellations. If you refer to the interpreting dictionary in the back of the King James Bible, the word Mazzaroth means the twelve signs of the zodiac. So God is asking Job; Can thou control Orion, Arcturas or the Pleiades? Can thou bring forth a zodiac in the proper season? Knowest thou the commands of heaven? This is pure astrology. Many stories throughout the bible depict its astrological origins. Each astrological age is about two thousand two hundred years long. And around the year 2200 we will enter into the age of Aquarius. The age of aquarius is symbolized by a man with a water pitcher, or the water bearer. In the scriptures Peter and John are told by Jesus to prepare a passover (passover to the next astrological age) meal. And when they asked Jesus where they should bring this meal, Jesus replied, Luke 22:10; "And he said unto them, Behold, when ye are entered into the city, there shall a man meet you, bearing a pitcher of water; follow him into the house where he entereth in." In another story Jesus feeds his followers with two fishes and five loaves. The two fishes are in fact the two fishes of the constellation Pisces. Consequently there are twelve baskets of left overs, one for each house of the zodiac. Other stories include Jesus Christ the Son of God born of a virgin, in reference to the constellation of Virgo the Virgin.; The golden calf story in relation to the astrological sign of Taurus. Additional biblical stories based on the zodiac can be found in our free download. While we might not know of the connection between astrology and Christianity, middle ages Europe was very well aware of the connections. Many European cathedrals exhibit symbols of the zodiac in stained glass windows and other architectural features. In 1932, Archeologists  unearthed a forth century synagogue
in Israel. And in the very center of the temple they found a
beautiful mosaic of the zodiac. It was a representation of God
surrounded by the twelve signs of the zodiac.Because Rome ruled the religious world for two thousand years under the age of pisces, the fish is an appropriate symbol. That's why Christians have the fish on the back of their car. And Jesus is referred to as the great fisherman. The pope's miter is actually a fish head. The reality is that modern religions are based on archaic astrological fables. Since astrology is against the laws of physics and can not possibly be true, either can the claims made in such religious texts. We also know through a study of evolution that the very foundation of these religious texts (the creation story) is not true. Clearly the overwhelming scientific and historical evidence debunks the "God Concept" as described in the texts of today's religions. Reality does matter! |
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