20 Reasons to Abandon Christianity This pamphlet briefly looks at many of the reasons that Christianity is undesirable from both a personal and a social point of view. All of the matters discussed here have been dealt with elsewhere at greater length, but that’s beside the point: the purpose of 20 Reasons to Abandon Christianity is to list the most outstanding misery-producing and socially destructive qualities of Christianity in one place. When considered in toto, they lead to an irresistible conclusion: As regards the title, "abandon"—rather than "suppress" or "do away with"—was chosen deliberately. Attempts to coercively suppress beliefs are not only ethically wrong, but in the long run they are often ineffective—as the recent resurgence of religion in the former Soviet Union demonstrates. If Christianity is ever to disappear, it will be because individual human beings wake up, abandon their destructive, repressive beliefs, and choose life, choose to be here now.
Gods of ancient Egypt: Amun Amun was one of the eight ancient Egyptian gods who formed the Ogdoad of Hermopolis. He was the god of the air and his consort was Ament (Amaunet). However, during the Twelfth dynasty (Middle Kingdom) Amun was adopted in Thebes as the King of the gods with Mut as his consort. Amun and Mut had one child, the moon god Khonsu. He was promoted to national god by Ahmose I, the first pharaoh of the New Kingdom because the king believed that Amun had helped him drive the Hyksos from Egypt. He was also adopted into the Ennead of Heliopolis when he merged with the ancient sun god (Ra) to become Amun-Ra. It is possible that there were once two separate gods with the same name, but equally likely that Amun of Heliopolis merely took on the attributes of the Theban god Montu (Montju) when he replaced him as the principle god of the nome in the later period. Amun was associated with a number of animals, whose form he sometimes took in inscriptions. copyright J Hill 2010
Amen, End of Prayer or Egyptian God ? In Egypt there was a major cult that worshiped the Sun god Amen, also called Amen-ra. The largest cult of Amen was the city of Thebes now called Luxor, Amen was also identified with the Ram.The cult of Amen consisted of three Egyptian gods, Amen, Mut and their son Khonsu. Also known as the Theban Triad. This cult of Thebes was mentioned in the bible in Jeremiah. YEHOWAH of hosts, the God of Israel, saith ; Behold, I will punish the multitude of No, and Pharaoh, and Egypt, with their gods, and their kings; even Pharaoh, and all them that trust in him: (Jeremiah 46:25) The "multitude of No" means the "cult of Amen of Thebes". Ezekiel 30:14 And I will make Pathros desolate , and will set fire in Zoan, and will execute judgments in No. The second largest cult of Amen was in Heliopolis, a Greek word which means "City of the Sun". And Pharaoh called Joseph's name Zaphnathpaaneah; and he gave him to wife Asenath the daughter of Potipherah priest of On. Heliopolis is where the obelisk at St.
The Osiris Legend . . . . The story of Osiris is one of Egypts most ancient myths. So old, it's origins have been lost in time. It was an important story to the Egyptians because of Osiris' role as the king of Egypt who is resurrected as the "King of the dead". A king that every Egyptian, from the mightiest pharaoh to the lowliest peasant, hoped to join in the afterlife. . . . . Ideas in the Osiris myth. These links are within the legend of Osiris. Cast of Deities: Ra..............King of the gods. The lord of all the earth is born. In the beginning, there was the mighty god Ra and his wife Nut. Osiris the mighty king. Osiris grew and became a mighty king. Seth plots against the king. Seth began scheming against the great king. Isis grieves for Osiris. This news reached Isis and she was grief stricken. Isis in the land of Byblos. Meanwhile, Isis makes her way to the land of Byblos to recover the body of her husband. Isis fed the young prince by giving him her finger to suck. Isis Returns to Egypt.
~Solar Plexus Chakra : SolAwakening This center is found at our stomach level, just located below the Heart. It is connected to the element of Fire and all that we must do or not do. It is our “Right to Act”. Consciousness: Parts of the consciousness associated with this chakra include perceptions concerned with power, control, freedom, the ease with which one is able to be themselves – ease of being. The relationship a person has with fire, or the sun, can be seen to have its parallels in the person’s relationship with the parts of their consciousness that this chakra represents. Sanskrit name: Manipura ( lustrous gem ) Location: Solar plexus, below the diaphragm Symbol: A circle surrounded by ten lotus petals, and inside it a triangle Central issue: Power, self-esteem, self-image, energy, will, responsibility Color: Yellow Essential Oils: Juniper, lavender, bergamot, rosemary Crystals and Stones: Citrine, amber, tiger’s eye, peridot,, yellow tourmaline, yellow topaz Sound or mantra: Ram Sense: Sight Body: The astral body
“ANCIENT EGYPTIANS WROTE THE BIBLE” BY DR. KWAME NANTAMBU,KENT STATE UNIVERSITY | BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL! from: trinicenter.com Ancient Egyptians wrote the Holy Bible Posted: June 19, 2002 An analysis by Dr. Kwame Nantambu “And ye Shall know the Truth and the Truth Shall Make You Free.” Holy Bible, John 8:32. According to Ghanian writer and researcher Nana Banchie Darkwah, “Black Afrikans of ancient Egypt wrote the Holy Bible and the Catholic Church is hiding and supressing this truth.” In his book titled, The Africans who wrote the Bible-Ancient secrets Africa and Christianity Have Never Told, (2002), the author emphatically states that, “the worst lie and sin of the church was the premeditated transformation of the racial and ethnic identities of Jesus Christ, his mother and the entire people of the Bible from the Black people they were to White people, to satisfy emerging European racist sentiments against Black people.” The descendants of these Ancient Egyptians are living throughout Sub-Saharan Afrika, today, particularly in the nations of Ghana, Nigeria, and Cote d’Ivoire.” Dr. Like this:
Fun Facts About Christianity | wake the fuck up “The Christian church is an encyclopedia of prehistoric cults.” – Friedrich Nietzsche Vatican From the Latin vaticanus, meaning place of the sorcerers Amen As Christians finish their prayers, which they send through the “son of God”, they say “amen”, which I learned in church meant “so be it”. A little study shows something slightly different. Israel What is Israel? Isis was part of the Egyptian trinity with her husband and brother Osiris and their son, Horus, literally the sun and son of god. Ra is an ancient Egyptian sun god, mostly associated with the midday sun, but of which all other gods were a form. As you can see from the pattern, when two sun-worshiping cults merged, they merged the names of their gods, as in Ra + Horus = Ra-Herakhty and Amun + Ra-Herakhty = Amun-Ra. Israel was a term for the merging of the cults in the land of Canaan, and armed with this knowledge, you can decode some of the mysteries of the Torah and the Bible. Christmas, Paganism, and the Winter Solstice
Egyptian Mythology Ancient Man and His First Civilizations Religion in ancient Egypt was very much like modern times. Today not everyone worships in the same way, or believes in the same god - Egypt was no different. Individual kings worshipped their own preferred gods, as did the workers, priests, merchants and peasants - but there was always one particular god that was considered preeminent. Pre-dynastic Egypt had formulated the concept and belief of a "greater being", this was originally expressed in pictures, some scholars suggest that "writing" was invented in order to communicate these spiritual thoughts to the masses. Egyptian gods lived, died, hunted, went into battle, gave birth, ate, drank, and had human emotions. The dominance of a particular god depended on the beliefs of the reigning king, and where the king wanted his capital; this because the dominance of particular gods was often regional. The Great Aten The God and Disk of the Sun Aker Amaunet Amon Amen (Amon) and Amen-Ra Antaios/Anti Anuket Apis
Who was the Greatest Egyptian God ever to have... Lived?? In Ancient Egyptian Myth it is said that Osiris was the first Pharaoh of Egypt (It was in fact Narmer but this is Myth so lets just go with it ok?) and that he united Upper and Lower Egypt, but as he was originally from the Upper kingdom we see him depicted with the Upper Crown of Egypt, looks a bit like a bowling pin. Osiris ruled for a few years until his brother Seth, the god of Chaos, decided to take the throne, and tricked Osiris by offering him a coffin, and when Osiris tried it on for size, Seth locked the coffin and sent it down the river. However, Osiris' wife and goddess of healing and protection, Isis, tracked down the coffin and freed her Husband. However, Seth still determined to take the thrown, found Osiris and cut him up into tiny pieces. So Osiris was the first Pharaoh of Egypt, the one who united of all the lands, or at least so the story says.
Kielbasa Pasta Casserole Recipe Gods of Ancient Egypt: Osiris Osiris (Asir) was the first son of Geb and Nut and the brother of Set, Horus (the elder), Isis and Nephthys. He was one of the most prominent gods of the Heliopolitan Ennead, but his worship pre-dated the development of this fairly complex philosophy. Although Atum was installed as the head of the Ennead by the priests of Heliopolis, Osiris was considered to be the king of the underworld, and is the only deity who is referred to simply as "god". This gives us some indication of his prominence and popularity. The oldest religious texts known to us refer to him as the great god of the dead, who once possessed human form and lived upon earth. As Osiris had been a good and beneficent ruler during his lifetime, his presence in the underworld no doubt gave the people great comfort. Osiris was also a god of agriculture. Osiris was usually depicted as a mummified king, complete with the ceremonial (curved) beard, crown, flail, and crozier. The myth of Osiris and Isis Osiris and Anubis
The God: Amun Ra – Egyptian Witchcraft He is the ultimate god of entire ancient Egypt; many of the Egyptians considered him as the God of Kings and King of Gods! He is the oldest and the most worshipped ruler of ancient Egypt. Amun Ra simply means: Hidden Light (Amun = Hidden/ Ra = Light) Recent research findings show us that Amun (Amen or Amon) is a modern god, within the ambits of Egyptian mythology. Historians also believe that the famous Sun temple as the capital of Thebes was recorded only during the period of 11th dynasty and onwards. The god Amun was so successful in replacing that irrepressible god of war, Montu, as the main god of Thebes during the early periods of the New Kingdom; during this interlude, he started getting his recognition as the King of Gods. With Egypt’s prominence in the worldwide political and social scenarios, he also gained popularity as a universal god. Known to be the god of creation, Amun Ra is an Egyptian God with much to teach the modern world. Creating the Life You Want