Originally posted by the_watcher
As a Christian I have to say that belief in the Anunnaki is completely unfounded. Everything that we are supposed to know about God, our purpose
here, and Heaven, are all in the Bible. If you start adding things and screwing with the interpretation you are only fooling yourself.
so adding things is somehow worse than translating texts through several different languages and times in history as well as taking things out that
don't fit with the story the 'Gnostics' want told? The bible is just a small bit of all the texts... it's not a cliff note for ancient texts, but
rather a compilation of whatever the high priests of the time decided fit their agenda (whether the original agendas were malicious or not). Either
way, the bible is incomplete, yet people seem to think they can paint a complete picture through it.
The Anunnaki are nothing more than Sumerian fairy tales.
The Apocrypha do contain stories of heavenly beings who come to earth and create giants, however, those books are not verifiable (I believe these
stories are in the book of Enoch, but I could be mistaken). I like to keep an open mind to things; so maybe one day there will be some verification to
the fables of the Anunnaki. Until that day comes I choose to believe only in the true word of God.
I said it before, gonna say it again:
INCOMPLETE!!!
And how ya know that Anunnaki are fairy tales? I didn't know they found Sumerian Golden Books in with the other texts they found. Must've been a
parchment/vellum that was written just for kids. I don't know for sure, but apparently you do know for sure... enlighten us with your vast knowledge
of what is truth and what is lies from the ancient worlds. /sarcasm
Back on topic... I really get annoyed with the fear mongering that alot of these christians push. What does this guy have to gain? Well, I'm sure if
you are that concerned, you'll
go out and buy his book! (did I make my point?

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