Christians could just as easily be worshipping Ra, Baal, or Anu today, page 1
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Topic started on 7-8-2009 @ 12:19 PM by kiwifoot
There are so many religions that predate Christianity. There are many Gods and Goddesses, Deities and Spirits that have been worshiped from the beginning of time. The only difference is Christianity came out on top.

I mean think about it, even Christianity came from Judaism, so it's not even original in that sense.

So I really mean it. if the devotees of Egyption religion had prospered more, had spread the word of
Ra a little more, then all you Christians may be worshipping him right now.

If the Baalites had had a better run in history and their kingdoms had prospered, instead of heading to a church on a Sunday, you'd find yourself going to an Alter to Baal.

If the Sumerian, Assyrian and Babylonian empires had not fallen, I bet Judaism would not have taken a grip and hence Christianity, and on the 25th of December we'd have Anumas Day, after the God Anu.

Christianity could have been any of these religions, it was all a matter of politics, wars, kingdoms and chance.


reply posted on 7-8-2009 @ 12:52 PM by whiterider
Originally posted by kiwifoot
There are so many religions that predate Christianity. There are many Gods and Goddesses, Deities and Spirits that have been worshiped from the beginning of time. The only difference is Christianity came out on top.

I mean think about it, even Christianity came from Judaism, so it's not even original in that sense.

So I really mean it. if the devotees of Egyption religion had prospered more, had spread the word of
Ra a little more, then all you Christians may be worshipping him right now.

If the Baalites had had a better run in history and their kingdoms had prospered, instead of heading to a church on a Sunday, you'd find yourself going to an Alter to Baal.

If the Sumerian, Assyrian and Babylonian empires had not fallen, I bet Judaism would not have taken a grip and hence Christianity, and on the 25th of December we'd have Anumas Day, after the God Anu.

Christianity could have been any of these religions, it was all a matter of politics, wars, kingdoms and chance.







But none of these so called dieties can change a life like Jesus Christ can and does. So your premesis is all off, it assumes that just by worship a certain diety that a religion is formed, yet it still is void of any spiritual life. Spiritual life can only come from the Creator, not belief in a false diety.

To understand what is considered a false diety and what makes a real one, is that spiritual power and spiritual authority will be given to the one that is real, all flase gods are void of any authority or power.



reply posted on 7-8-2009 @ 12:54 PM by deprogrammer
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'Every creature in the Universe knows the diffecnce between right and wrong' The Bible? .. No ...The movie KPAX ......and it may be our design to separate right from wrong and the bible is the best example of right and wrong and has maintained our morality...so I believe.


reply posted on 7-8-2009 @ 01:15 PM by Mike_A
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But none of these so called dieties can change a life like Jesus Christ can and does.


So what would you say to the Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs et al that say their respective god does the same? Or what about the atheists who say that rejecting god led to a better life for them?


reply posted on 7-8-2009 @ 01:32 PM by pdpayne0418
Originally posted by whiterider
Originally posted by kiwifoot
There are so many religions that predate Christianity. There are many Gods and Goddesses, Deities and Spirits that have been worshiped from the beginning of time. The only difference is Christianity came out on top.

I mean think about it, even Christianity came from Judaism, so it's not even original in that sense.

So I really mean it. if the devotees of Egyption religion had prospered more, had spread the word of
Ra a little more, then all you Christians may be worshipping him right now.

If the Baalites had had a better run in history and their kingdoms had prospered, instead of heading to a church on a Sunday, you'd find yourself going to an Alter to Baal.

If the Sumerian, Assyrian and Babylonian empires had not fallen, I bet Judaism would not have taken a grip and hence Christianity, and on the 25th of December we'd have Anumas Day, after the God Anu.

Christianity could have been any of these religions, it was all a matter of politics, wars, kingdoms and chance.







But none of these so called dieties can change a life like Jesus Christ can and does. So your premesis is all off, it assumes that just by worship a certain diety that a religion is formed, yet it still is void of any spiritual life. Spiritual life can only come from the Creator, not belief in a false diety.

To understand what is considered a false diety and what makes a real one, is that spiritual power and spiritual authority will be given to the one that is real, all flase gods are void of any authority or power.


Mohammad does not change the life of a Muslim? Buddha does not change the life of a Buddhist? Krishna does not change the life of a Hindu?

Peace,
Daniel


reply posted on 7-8-2009 @ 01:44 PM by starsyren
reply to post by kiwifoot



I think I see where you're going with this: The entity that the xians think of as their Almighty God, can't be THE ONE TRUE GOD....because he has a starting point (the inception of xianity).

THE ONE TRUE GOD, could very well be the same entity these different religions are referring to. But if it is the Xian "God"....then you can actually point to a single time in history for his "beginning"...now, a devout xian, with no true critical thinking skills of their own, would probably tell you "no, it is "our" God...people just didn't know him then", which leads to the next logical question: "What about the souls of everyone who lived before the earliest Xians were so kind as to point out who the "real God" is????" And around we go.....



***Just in case anyone wants to blast my opinions for lack of credibility, I DO hold a Bachelor's in History & Political Science with emphasis on the history of xianity and the history of science & alchemy.


reply posted on 7-8-2009 @ 01:54 PM by undo
reply to post by starsyren



well according to jesus himself, he was here in the way back. he just doesn't tell you what his name was in the way back. we could probably figure it out. since enlil is jehovah and had many sons who were considered "gods" or "sons of god."

i think what we have here is a matter of actually reading the text and remembering it. something that is a tall order considering the languages it was written in and the assumptions regularly made about it.
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