>>520370540'
https://sacred-texts.com/bud/ipc/ipc05.htm
>Tree and Serpent worship carried by the Phenicians everywhere—The religion of the Indian jungle—Baal in Palestine—The "Star of Chiun/Kaiwan/Ceyon" (S’iva)—The Mahâdeos and Masseboth—Special blood-thirstiness of the Phenician Divinity—"Holy of Holies" of Jewish Temple, and "Sanctuary of the S’iva-Linga" in India.
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>>520354071
>The origins of Christian theology are Hellenic
Yes
>and to a lesser extent Zoroastrian in its view of the afterlife, the dualistic fight between good and evil, the apocalypse. Christianity has a latent dualism, and every Christian is a latent dualist.
Firstly, the expectation of an apocalypse comes from Zoroastrianism, as does the burning of the world by fire and the expectation of a Saoshyant savior.
Secondly, it was precisely because of this latent, hidden dualism that Christians killed supposed sorcerers and witches.
>You do not find these ideas in the religion of the Jews prior to spread of Christianity.
The Greeks believed that the Jewish God was connected to Dionysus. But what difference does it make? Christianity rejected all religious teachings, demonizing them or reducing them to fairy tales. It failed to develop comparative mythology. The Church Fathers did not think like pagans and did not consider Jesus to be some kind of pagan god. Only Jewish lore was recognized as truth.
>The origins of Christian theology are Hellenic
Yes
>and to a lesser extent Zoroastrian in its view of the afterlife, the dualistic fight between good and evil, the apocalypse. Christianity has a latent dualism, and every Christian is a latent dualist.
Firstly, the expectation of an apocalypse comes from Zoroastrianism, as does the burning of the world by fire and the expectation of a Saoshyant savior.
Secondly, it was precisely because of this latent, hidden dualism that Christians killed supposed sorcerers and witches.
>You do not find these ideas in the religion of the Jews prior to spread of Christianity.
The Greeks believed that the Jewish God was connected to Dionysus. But what difference does it make? Christianity rejected all religious teachings, demonizing them or reducing them to fairy tales. It failed to develop comparative mythology. The Church Fathers did not think like pagans and did not consider Jesus to be some kind of pagan god. Only Jewish lore was recognized as truth.
>>519292712
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vāsudeva
>But Heracles, whom tradition states to have arrived as far as India, was called by the Indians themselves 'Indigenous.' This Heracles was chiefly honoured by the Surasenians, an Indian tribe, among whom are two great cities, Methora and Cleisobora, and the navigable river Iobares flows through their territory.
>It has been proposed that Megasthenes misheard the words "Hari-Krishna" as "Herakles". According to Upinder Singh, "Vāsudeva-Krishna was the Indian God bearing the closest resemblance to the Greek God Herakles".
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saṃkarṣaṇa
>About Dionysos he writes: "Dionysos, however, when he came and had conquered the people, founded cities and gave laws to these cities, and introduced the use of wine among Indians, as he had done among the Greeks, and taught them to sow the land, himself supplying seeds for the purpose It is also said that Dionysos first yoked oxen to the plough, and made many of the Indians husbandmen instead of nomads, and furnished them with the implements of agriculture; and that the Indians worship the other gods, and Dionysos himself in particular, with cymbals and drums, because he so taught them; and he also taught them the satiric dance, or, as the Greeks call it, the Kordax and that he instructed the Indians to let their hair grow long in honor of the god, and to wear the turban"
>Early on, the belief of Smarkasana is associated with the abuse of wine, and the Bacchanalian features of the belief of Dionysus are also found in the belief of Saṃkarṣaṇa. The Mahabharata mentions the Bacchanalian orgies of Baladeva, another name of Smarkasana, and he is often depicted holding a cup in an inebriated state
The city Amrita(or Marathus = Maruts) in Phoenicia had healing springs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amrit
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vāsudeva
>But Heracles, whom tradition states to have arrived as far as India, was called by the Indians themselves 'Indigenous.' This Heracles was chiefly honoured by the Surasenians, an Indian tribe, among whom are two great cities, Methora and Cleisobora, and the navigable river Iobares flows through their territory.
>It has been proposed that Megasthenes misheard the words "Hari-Krishna" as "Herakles". According to Upinder Singh, "Vāsudeva-Krishna was the Indian God bearing the closest resemblance to the Greek God Herakles".
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saṃkarṣaṇa
>About Dionysos he writes: "Dionysos, however, when he came and had conquered the people, founded cities and gave laws to these cities, and introduced the use of wine among Indians, as he had done among the Greeks, and taught them to sow the land, himself supplying seeds for the purpose It is also said that Dionysos first yoked oxen to the plough, and made many of the Indians husbandmen instead of nomads, and furnished them with the implements of agriculture; and that the Indians worship the other gods, and Dionysos himself in particular, with cymbals and drums, because he so taught them; and he also taught them the satiric dance, or, as the Greeks call it, the Kordax and that he instructed the Indians to let their hair grow long in honor of the god, and to wear the turban"
>Early on, the belief of Smarkasana is associated with the abuse of wine, and the Bacchanalian features of the belief of Dionysus are also found in the belief of Saṃkarṣaṇa. The Mahabharata mentions the Bacchanalian orgies of Baladeva, another name of Smarkasana, and he is often depicted holding a cup in an inebriated state
The city Amrita(or Marathus = Maruts) in Phoenicia had healing springs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amrit
>>41305504
Jupiter = YHWH
https://churchunity.net/home/my-name-is-in-him/yahweh-jupiter-of-the-hosts-18th-century-a-d/
Jesus = Dionysus
Semela = Mary
or
Osiris
Horus
Isis
or
El
Haddad
Astarte
all about the same thing
Jupiter = YHWH
https://churchunity.net/home/my-name-is-in-him/yahweh-jupiter-of-the-hosts-18th-century-a-d/
Jesus = Dionysus
Semela = Mary
or
Osiris
Horus
Isis
or
El
Haddad
Astarte
all about the same thing
>>41306529
>https://handwiki.org/wiki/Religion:Aplu_(deity)
>>41305548
BAAKBEK/ Temple of Bacchus (Osiris/Liber/Melqart)
Alexander Hislop linked Dionysus with Nimrod (they are very similar + Shiva + Hercules. They all wore unusual magical animal skins and demanded worship)
>https://handwiki.org/wiki/Religion:Aplu_(deity)
>>41305548
BAAKBEK/ Temple of Bacchus (Osiris/Liber/Melqart)
Alexander Hislop linked Dionysus with Nimrod (they are very similar + Shiva + Hercules. They all wore unusual magical animal skins and demanded worship)
Temple of Bacchus (Osiris)
>>41300678
>Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great's mother, Olympias, was an ardent participant in orgies honoring Sabazius. This gave rise to the legend that Zeus himself, in the form of a serpent, had intercourse with Olympias, and that Alexander was the fruit of this relationship. There was even a story that King Philip lost an eye for spying through a keyhole as the deity, in the form of a serpent, reclined with his wife.
The fusion of Sabazius with other Eastern deities—Syrian, Persian, and even the Jewish Sabaoth—belongs to the first centuries of Christianity, although the beginnings of this fusion date back to the second century BCE: in 139 CE, Jews were expelled from Rome for proselytizing among Roman citizens, pursuant to a law condemning to exile those who spread the worship of Jupiter-Sabazius. Blavatsky also identified Dionysus-Sabazius and Jehovah-Sabaoth
>Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great's mother, Olympias, was an ardent participant in orgies honoring Sabazius. This gave rise to the legend that Zeus himself, in the form of a serpent, had intercourse with Olympias, and that Alexander was the fruit of this relationship. There was even a story that King Philip lost an eye for spying through a keyhole as the deity, in the form of a serpent, reclined with his wife.
The fusion of Sabazius with other Eastern deities—Syrian, Persian, and even the Jewish Sabaoth—belongs to the first centuries of Christianity, although the beginnings of this fusion date back to the second century BCE: in 139 CE, Jews were expelled from Rome for proselytizing among Roman citizens, pursuant to a law condemning to exile those who spread the worship of Jupiter-Sabazius. Blavatsky also identified Dionysus-Sabazius and Jehovah-Sabaoth
>>514219215
burning man is just a bunch of kikes re-living what they think it was like to be their punic ancestors
burning man is just a bunch of kikes re-living what they think it was like to be their punic ancestors
Baalbek, temple of Bachus(Dyonysus) and Jupiter
The Phoenicians associated the garden of God with the mountains in Lebanon
the problem is that the Anunnaki in Sumero-Akadian mythology were associated with Mount Hermon
and in the book of Enoch it is written that on Mount Hermon the fallen angels made a covenant
The Phoenicians associated the garden of God with the mountains in Lebanon
the problem is that the Anunnaki in Sumero-Akadian mythology were associated with Mount Hermon
and in the book of Enoch it is written that on Mount Hermon the fallen angels made a covenant