Simon Salva
6/14/2025, 2:56:47 PM No.17763469
In 1143, the Shinto priest, Liao Hao finished the book "Histories of the Gods". Among many other things, it portrayed Amaterasu coming down as a tiger, ripping a man to pieces for accidentally knocking down a candle at her shrine -- he was completely innocent!
It also detailed Amaterasu assisting in the genocide of an entire tribe of Nippon people. Now isn't that a grotesque image for the "sun goddess"? More like fucking sun <demon>.
Anyways, Hao himself only found out about Christianity and the Gospel in 1172, 5 years before he was baptised in 1177. So, this wasn't antagonistic at all. It was just what Hao described as his visions and memories from/of the "gods".
Praise Christ The King.
Picrel: Jordan Ellenberg, Michael Behe, the 2 professors of Literature at Wisconsin-Madison and Lehigh respectively who have verified the atrocities contained in Liao Hao's Histories in full. That's right, Pagancucks. 2 men with combined IQs of >250 have singlehandedly, utterly invalidated your bullshit religion. Cope.
It also detailed Amaterasu assisting in the genocide of an entire tribe of Nippon people. Now isn't that a grotesque image for the "sun goddess"? More like fucking sun <demon>.
Anyways, Hao himself only found out about Christianity and the Gospel in 1172, 5 years before he was baptised in 1177. So, this wasn't antagonistic at all. It was just what Hao described as his visions and memories from/of the "gods".
Praise Christ The King.
Picrel: Jordan Ellenberg, Michael Behe, the 2 professors of Literature at Wisconsin-Madison and Lehigh respectively who have verified the atrocities contained in Liao Hao's Histories in full. That's right, Pagancucks. 2 men with combined IQs of >250 have singlehandedly, utterly invalidated your bullshit religion. Cope.
