I believe in a supreme being, though I've removed the toga of religion.

I was born a christian, and as such, a lot of my religious exposure comes with a christian view. Yet, I question d uniqueness of d 'Christ'(his uniqueness stems from his immaculate conception, which already had forbearers sic Horus, Mithras etc)

Just read this:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2017/05/09/humanitys-strange-new-cousin-is-shockingly-young-and-shaking-up-our-family-tree/

An article on d discovery of an entirely new hominin specie. It got me thinking, and I realised ; where in all of these do we have Adam n Eve?

Where they Denisovans or Neanderthals or Homo Erectus or Homo Sapiens or Homo Naledi or wareva!?

I already believe d new testament was fabricated. Now, how abt d old testament?!

i have chosen to go along with the Anunnaki version of the creation story, as it aligns more with archaeological facts and scientific discoveries.

menxer:
i have chosen to go along with the Anunnaki version of the creation story, as it aligns more with archaeological facts and scientific discoveries.

Read something about it, but I need to brush up again. Eyaff tay

In my search for greater enlightenment on d Anunnaki, I came across this:


Biblical Bias?
Like so many other paradigms that make it into popular culture, the alien astronaut theory has been agenda-driven. In fact, it seems that the most recent attempt may be prompted by the same type of motivation that produced the Bible, a chronicle largely consisting of the plagiarized myths of other cultures that were reconstituted as "humans" of a particular ethnicity. It appears that the Anunnaki thesis has now led to the conclusion that, while the Bible is not infallible, its god Yahweh is valid and its various characters are the superhuman alien-hybrid progenitors of "the chosen."


http://www.truthbeknown.com/anunnaki.htm

Still an excerpt from d Anunnaki chronicles:


"Jewish mystical tradition viewed the original Jehovah as an androgyne, his/her name compounded as Jah (jod) and the pre-Hebraic name of Eve, Havah or Hawah, rendered he-vau-he- in Hebrew letters. The four letters together made the sacred tetragrammaton, YHWH, the secret name of God.... The Bible contains many plagiarized excerpts from earlier hymns and prayers to Ishtar and other Goddess figures, with the name of Yahweh substituted for that of the female deity."