In the name of the FATHER
and of the SON
and of the HOLY GHOST
AAAAAAAMUN RA!(oops sorry, composure slipped a lils)
or Osiris Isis and Horus.
Can anyone elaborate on this notion?
Yes, I will elaborate. Just not on any notions. I think you have been selective in your comparison
between Egyptian mythical figures and those of the Christian Trinity.
Are you using Zeitgeist:The Movie, as a source?
The above reference to the Mythology surrounding the Christian religion and the Egyptian have long been abused so as to paint Christianity(and the
main protagonists) as descending from or being a hybridization of other religions. There are numerous claims that Jesus' tale is that of Mithra,
Horus and Attis. But closer inspection of the sources of these claims is required.
For starters, Horus and Isis where born from Geb and Nut. They were brother and sister who Conceived Horus (oh! the scandal

), they had another
sister named Nepthys and a brother named Set. So now we have Geb and Nut, Osiris, Isis and Nepthys and Set. Why did you just pick Osiris and Isis in
your TriANGEL?
Horus has many different versions of the tale, Horus was also considered the Son of Ra, and
then the Son of Osiris so I cannot see the TriANGEL you paint as a comparison.
Horus also has a brother. In the tale of Osiris, Isis and Horus, it is Osiris who is resurrected aswell as the Son Horus. Also there are no actual
Egyptian sources that claim Horus was born from a Virgin, or that Isis was a virgin. No Egyptian Sources claim this. Just others claiming it.
Like yourself dare I say it.
Other comparisons are made between Jesus and Krishna(but Krishna was the eighth child), Jesus and Dionysus( mother Selene sleeps with Zeus), Mithra,
but only by Joseph Campbell as the myth itself states that Mithra was born of rock.
Would i be correct in alluding to the dynamics of "hegelian" dialectics here also?
Yes. So what is your predetermination then and is
there any point directing the reasoning anywhere else but where you want it to go?
I don't see a synthesis of oppositions here.
[edit on 31/10/09 by atlasastro]