I have long believed that all the Abrhamic religions were based of an inversion. "God" is actually the evil one, the "Devil" only ever wanted people to be happy in their existence, and to have knowledge. Just the way we see the US government vilify characters like Snowden and Assange, for simply wanted people to have knowledge. Really gets the old almond going.
The Egyptians were originally monotheist. In fact, they believed that the original creator God was unnamed, yet had many names, and all the other gods that came after him were just creatures that had influence over certain things.
When you consider this with the 10 commandments, things start to click. There is a strong possibility that the religion did NOT originate with the jews, but originated with ancient Egyptians, and that the filthy kikes adopted and co opted it later.
Everyone here interested in this should look up Michael S. Heiser. He has loads of info on this kind of thing and is himself a scholar of ancient languages.
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carlip ago
I have long believed that all the Abrhamic religions were based of an inversion. "God" is actually the evil one, the "Devil" only ever wanted people to be happy in their existence, and to have knowledge. Just the way we see the US government vilify characters like Snowden and Assange, for simply wanted people to have knowledge. Really gets the old almond going.
senpaithatignoresyou ago
The Egyptians were originally monotheist. In fact, they believed that the original creator God was unnamed, yet had many names, and all the other gods that came after him were just creatures that had influence over certain things.
When you consider this with the 10 commandments, things start to click. There is a strong possibility that the religion did NOT originate with the jews, but originated with ancient Egyptians, and that the filthy kikes adopted and co opted it later.
Jadsticles ago
Everyone here interested in this should look up Michael S. Heiser. He has loads of info on this kind of thing and is himself a scholar of ancient languages.