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1. Concerning his so-called "I'm the son of god"
Everywhere in every mythologies all around the world, many sons of god were born. The father of the mother was a deity, the other part a mortel
>Pharaohs called themselves sons of gods or god since 2000 years ago before the birth of Christ.
>Bacchus, son of Zeus, son of God (because Zeus was God for the Greek) , had a human mother : Semele. Greek mythology was here 800 years before the birth of Christ.
>Gilgamesh had a goddess mother called Ninsun, and his father, was a king priest Happened 5000 years ago.
>Japanese emperor ancestors had their first mother, a deity called Amaterasu (天照), who give birth to a "son of god". And the father was a typical human. Happened 660 years before the date of Christ.
So the so-called "Jesus is the son of God" is just a shitty copypasta from mythologies and pagan gods all over the world.
If Jésus is the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, God himself, why did he let these pagans god cuck him, at least 600 years before his birth ?
But Revelation 21:5 says : "I make a new thing."
and Isaiah 43:18 says " Behold I make a new thing".
--ACK
2. Resurrection
>Osiris was resurrected by his wife Isis. So the idea of overcoming death was here, on earth long ago before the birth of Christ.
>Dionysos (Greek mythology)
Sometimes associated with the resurrection, Dionysos is a god who dies and is reborn in all of his stories symbolizing the cycle of life, death and regeneration.
>INANNA/ISHTAR (Mesopotamian mythology): The goddess Inanna (or Ishtar) went down to the underground world and was killed, but she was brought back to life thanks to the intervention of other gods. His myth symbolizes death and Renaissance.
>Quetzalcoatl (Aztec mythology) This feathered God is associated with the resurrection and the Renaissance, especially through myths where he descends in the underground world and comes out.
- ACK
Everywhere in every mythologies all around the world, many sons of god were born. The father of the mother was a deity, the other part a mortel
>Pharaohs called themselves sons of gods or god since 2000 years ago before the birth of Christ.
>Bacchus, son of Zeus, son of God (because Zeus was God for the Greek) , had a human mother : Semele. Greek mythology was here 800 years before the birth of Christ.
>Gilgamesh had a goddess mother called Ninsun, and his father, was a king priest Happened 5000 years ago.
>Japanese emperor ancestors had their first mother, a deity called Amaterasu (天照), who give birth to a "son of god". And the father was a typical human. Happened 660 years before the date of Christ.
So the so-called "Jesus is the son of God" is just a shitty copypasta from mythologies and pagan gods all over the world.
If Jésus is the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, God himself, why did he let these pagans god cuck him, at least 600 years before his birth ?
But Revelation 21:5 says : "I make a new thing."
and Isaiah 43:18 says " Behold I make a new thing".
--ACK
2. Resurrection
>Osiris was resurrected by his wife Isis. So the idea of overcoming death was here, on earth long ago before the birth of Christ.
>Dionysos (Greek mythology)
Sometimes associated with the resurrection, Dionysos is a god who dies and is reborn in all of his stories symbolizing the cycle of life, death and regeneration.
>INANNA/ISHTAR (Mesopotamian mythology): The goddess Inanna (or Ishtar) went down to the underground world and was killed, but she was brought back to life thanks to the intervention of other gods. His myth symbolizes death and Renaissance.
>Quetzalcoatl (Aztec mythology) This feathered God is associated with the resurrection and the Renaissance, especially through myths where he descends in the underground world and comes out.
- ACK
