[pburgh01]

Long time before that it was about the Babylonian god Tammuz (son of Nimrod and Semiramis) with Tammuz being risen from the dead at sunrise. Egyptians celebrated a sunrise service also with Horus (son of Osiris and Isis) being raised from the dead. Semiramis, Isis, Ishtar, Mary and all it’s derivatives are one in the same. Same with Tammuz, Horus, Jesus and all its derivatives. If you think I’m making it up just do your research into the syncretism of Jewish and pagan beliefs that resulted in Christianity. Same with Islam. Islam was created from the syncretism of pagan Arab beliefs and Jewish ones as well as Christian, Hindu, and Zoroastrian.

I saw the movie Zeitgeist also, if you are going to quote facts at least give credit to the source and not credit them as your own.

[pburgh01]

For Jack Thorazine, here is a movie you can watch and get the facts for yourself about how the movie twisted various legends and religious beliefs to construct some atheists treatise. I think if you actually read the analogous stories from ancient myths you would find it's pretty totured to adapt them to the truth of Jesus the God Man and the story of his death and resurrection. Lots of ancient religions talk of a widespread flood, does that mean the Babylonians or Sumerians were the source of the story or were they actually buttressing the stories in the bible?

Zeitgeist refuted

I would really study this with an open heart, when you die is too late to realize you were not the smartest guy in the room.