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reply posted on 22-7-2004 @ 01:04 PM by COOL HAND
Originally posted by Illmatic67
Crap? Your the fakest historian I have ever heard of. Democritus is credited by discovering the Atom by Aristotle and Atum, a god in Egyptian mythology, is where the idea of atoms came from.

Well at least you have heard of me.

Here is the history of the atom:
History

1. In ancient Greek philosophy the word atom was used to describe the smallest bit of matter that could be conceived (i.e. synthesized either physically or chemically).
2. This "fundamental unit," to use the present-day term for this concept, was thought of as indestructible; in fact, the Greek word for atom, atomos, means "not divisible." Around 460 BC, a Greek philosopher named Democritus suggested that everything in the world was made up of these tiny units that he called atomos. His concept of the atom led him to create the particle theory, which states that "atoms are the building blocks of all matter." ( This theory did not gain general acceptance until the 19th century however.)
3. Knowledge about the size and nature of the atom grew slowly throughout the centuries when people were content merely to speculate about it.

Hmm, fail to see any mention of Atum there. Perhaps you can provide a different source for your claim?


History of Astronomy? I have taken that course in college. The Sumerians were the first and most advanced astronomers next to the Zoroastrians in the history of the world. They were far more advanced than the Chinese. Read something.

What college was this at? When was this course taken? Might want to do some of your own research on the subject of Chinese astronomy and see for yourself.

Here read this:
CHINESE ASTRONOMY


No your not one. Rastafari Times? You say I am ignorant? Your nothing but a fake historian and a hypocrite.

Yes I am, I even have a degree to prove it. Do you?


reply posted on 22-7-2004 @ 03:45 PM by Illmatic67
The only reason you have a degree is because your older than I am. Don't get your head gassed up by just having a degree, it doesn't mean anything.

And this isn't a ENC1102 paper. I'm not going to cite my sources. I can give you a list of books to read if you want them to whoever asked for my sources.

Hmm, fail to see any mention of Atum there. Perhaps you can provide a different source for your claim?


That definition is taken from out of a whitewashed history book/dictionary.

If you want to understand what I am saying which I doubt you ever will you have to read history that is untold. Let me teach you something about the Mystery religion of the Ancient Egyptians.

The Egyptian cosmology is in three different parts. Part 1 has to do with the Gods of chaos, part 2 deals with the Gods of order and arrangement in creation and part 3 deals with the Primate of the Gods, through whose knowledge the creation was completed and successful.

In part 1 the chaos is represented by PTAH, the primate of the Gods, who emerges from the waters Nun in a form of the hill which is the called the RISEN LAND. Atum or ATOM, the sun God, then joins Ptah. He also emerges from the waters Nun.

That's part 1

The second part of the creation story is the description of four pairs of male/female gods in forms of frogs and serpents.

Their names are Nun and Naunet (Primeval ocean and primeval matter)
Huh and Hauhet (The Illimitable and the Boundless)
Kuk and Kauket (Darkness and Obscurity)
Amon and Amaunet (Hidden and Concealed Ones)

That's part 2

In part 3 then comes the creation

The same first pair of the pre creation gods are together present with Ptah who is the word of the Gods along with Atum who sits with him on the RISED LAND.

Atum then proceeds with the creation having drawing powers from Ptah.

He names four pairs of parts of his body, which become gods, and in this way, eight Gods are created, who together with himself become nin Gods in one family or Godhead and this is called the Ennead.


From this understanding of the Mystery Religion, of which Socrates himself was initiated into and he even hints to it before his death, the Greeks came up with the concept of the Atom from the God of creation Atum.

Out of chaos, Atum created the universe.

Of course none of this is written in history books. They just want us to believe Greeks did everything first without asking questions and that's that.

All of that is in Stolen Legacy

Also it's worth noting that Greece was first civilized by Egyptian colonies.


reply posted on 24-7-2004 @ 03:59 AM by amantine
Stolen Legacy (or Mythical History?) Did the Greeks Steal Philosophy from the Egyptians?

Anyone who has studied ancient Mediterranean history will realize immediately that these assertions are untrue, both in general and in particular. Anyone who has studied the works of Plato and Aristotle, even in translation, will wonder why their instructors never referred to the Egyptian background of the philosophical works they were studying. Anyone familiar with the history of ancient philosophy will know that the "Egyptian" Mystery System James describes in his book is in fact based on an 18th-century French reconstruction of Neo-Platonic philosophy, which contains a few Egyptian elements, but is fundamentally Greek.

To anyone who is unfamiliar with Egyptian or Greek history, however, or the works of the Greek philosophers, James' argument seems coherent and plausible, because it appears to be laid out in an informed and scholarly fashion, with copious references to ancient source materials and modern historical studies.


In this paper I have had space only to treat some of the many fraudulent claims made in Stolen Legacy. Many more examples could be produced: for example, James insists that the Greeks did not win their war against Persia in 490 and 480-79 BCE, as has always been thought, but states (without producing evidence of any kind) that the battles of Marathon and Salamis were indecisive. James misrepresents history in this way in order to depict the ancient Greeks as a quarrelsome and chaotic people, incapable of producing philosophy, which (according to James) "requires an environment which is free from disturbance and worries" (p. 24). Such misinformation suggests that Stolen Legacy belongs on the shelf with other hate literature, such as The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews, recently brought to public consciousness through Louis Farrakhan's tirades against Jews and all things Jewish.

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