Interesting.So these conspiracy theories point to the fact that Judaism could be a byproduct of the ancient Egypt.

EmperorHarry:
Interesting.So these conspiracy theories point to the fact that Judaism could be a byproduct of the ancient Egypt.

I figured you'd find this. Impressed, plenty! Did you do the links too? Do you see how it connects with yours?

You, Sir, educated buda.

budaatum:

I figured you'd find this. Impressed, plenty! Did you do the links too? Do you see how it connects with yours?

The sheer enormity of the unknown and mysterious tends to leave one in awe.I checked the links too(some were probably just to generate traffic) and other lists on the site and I found something intriguing.
There's nothing that agitates me on the internet more than conspiracy theories and certain stories about topics like apparitions,reincarnation,time travelling etc.It's much needed tho.
I found the 1 and 8 interesting.
Might it be, as speculative as this all is, that the three main Abrahamic religions of our contemporary age are directly connected to the religious ideology from the mystery schools of ancient Egypt, preserving, in a bizarre way, the thought process and spirituality of one of the greatest civilizations to ever grace the Earth?
check this out

You, Sir, educated buda.

Same here.

Egyptian Mystery School were a big thing. Newton's Apple fell from Egypt and I have discovered Einstein there too. Even Jesus had to be called out of Egypt.

Here's something about Ancient Isis, Osiris, and Horus.

Be delighted for the internet! Before it we relied on books!

budaatum:
Egyptian Mystery School were a big thing. Newton's Apple fell from Egypt and I have discovered Einstein there too. Even Jesus had to be called out of Egypt.

Here's something about Ancient Isis, Osiris, and Horus.

Be delighted for the internet! Before it we relied on books!

Wow..My mind is literally blown.If this is true then the ancient Egyptians are the clues to unlocking a lot hidden and lost information.
I liked this bit tho.
"This relates back to what I had said concerning the ancient study of metaphysics. That in the old days people of wisdom weren’t divided into the two antagonistic camps, science versus religion. In the old days people of wisdom simply studied, “How does it all work?” They were just as interested in how an aqueduct works as how the angelic hierarchy “worked.” To them there wasn’t the study of science on one side and the study of religion on the other as you find nowadays. To them there was just one study. “How does it all work?”"

Part One is here.

DEVELOPMENT OF RELIGION AND THOUGHT IN ANCIENT EGYPT

BY JAMES HENRY BREASTED

https://www.globalgreyebooks.com/development-of-religion-and-thought-in-ancient-egypt-ebook.html

The American archaeologist James H. Breasted (1865-1935) is best remembered for his 1906 four-volume Records of Egypt, which contains fresh readings and translations of almost all of the ancient Egyptian historical inscriptions available at the time, and remains an important resource. In this 1912 work, originally delivered as lectures, Breasted discusses the significance of the 'Pyramid Texts', preserved on fifth- and sixth-dynasty pyramids at Saqqara, and recently published in full, to the understanding of ancient Egyptian religious thought. He argues that mortuary practice as revealed by archaeology gives indications of the beliefs of a pre-literate society, but that by the time of the earliest inscriptions the Egyptian belief system was well established. He is particularly interested in the development of a moral sense in the context of the traditional pantheon with its multiple aspects of human/animal divinities, and in the influence of the developing Egyptian empire on its religion.


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In this book, Breasted details the evolution of religious belief through thousands of years of Egyptian history. He describes (and quotes extensively from) the great funerary texts, most importantly the Pyramid texts, as well as the Coffin texts and the Book of the Dead. He covers the history of Egyptian religion from the earliest Osiran beliefs up to the groundbreaking monotheism of Akhenaton. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Ancient Egyptian religion.

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Contrary to the popular and current impression, the most important body of sacred literature in Egypt is not the Book of the Dead, but a much older literature which we now call the "Pyramid Texts." These texts, preserved in the Fifth and Sixth Dynasty Pyramids at Sakkara, form the oldest body of literature surviving from the ancient world and disclose to us the earliest chapter in the intellectual history of man as preserved to modern times. They are to the study of Egyptian language and civilization what the Vedas have been in the study of early East Indian and Aryan culture. Discovered in 1880-81, they were published by Maspero in a pioneer edition which will always remain a great achievement and a landmark in the history of Egyptology. The fact that progress has been made in the publication of such epigraphic work is no reflection upon the devoted labors of the distinguished first editor of the Pyramid Texts. The appearance last year of the exhaustive standard edition of the hieroglyphic text at the hands of Sethe after years of study and arrangement marks a new epoch in the study of earliest Egyptian life and religion. How comparatively inaccessible the Pyramid Texts have been until the appearance of Sethe's edition is best illustrated by the fact that no complete analysis or full account of the Pyramid Texts as a whole has ever appeared in English, much less an English version of them. The great and complicated fabric of life which they reflect to us, the religious and intellectual forces which have left their traces in them, the intrusion of the Osiris faith and the Osirian editing by the hand of the earliest redactor in literary history - all these and many other fundamental disclosures of this earliest body of literature have hitherto been inaccessible to the English reader, and as far as they are new, also to all. It was therefore with peculiar pleasure that just after the appearance of Sethe's edition of the Pyramid Texts I received President Francis Brown's very cordial invitation to deliver the Morse Lectures at Union Theological Seminary on some subject in Egyptian life and civilization. While it was obviously desirable at this juncture to choose a subject which would involve some account of the Pyramid Texts, it was equally desirable to assign them their proper place in the development of Egyptian civilization. This latter desideratum led to a rather more ambitious subject than the time available before the delivery of the lectures would permit to treat exhaustively, viz., to trace the development of Egyptian religion in its relation to life and thought, as, for example, it has been done for the Hebrews by modern critical and historical study. In the study of Egyptian religion hitherto the effort has perhaps necessarily been to produce a kind of historical encyclopedia of the subject. Owing to their vast extent, the mere bulk of the materials available, this method of study and presentation has resulted in a very complicated and detailed picture in which the great drift of the development as the successive forces of civilization dominated has not been discernible. There has heretofore been little attempt to correlate with religion the other great categories of life and civilization which shaped it. I do not mean that these relationships have not been noticed in certain epochs, especially where they have been so obvious as hardly to be overlooked, but no systematic effort has yet been made to trace from beginning to end the leading categories of life, thought, and civilization as they successively made their mark on religion, or to follow religion from age to age, disclosing especially how it was shaped by these influences, and how it in its turn reacted on society.

https://www.worldcat.org/title/development-of-religion-and-thought-in-ancient-egypt/oclc/5175735

It's still impossible for NOTHING to exist!!

Religion originated from Africa
Now they refined it and sold it to us

Cool thread.

HellVictorinho:
It's still impossible for NOTHING to exist!!

"NOTHING or NO THING" (whichever you prefer) already exists which is why we have "nothing or no thing".

Dtruthspeaker:


"NOTHING or NO THING" (whichever you prefer) already exists which is why we have "nothing or no thing".

There's no limit to the things that exist


But you claim no thing exists


Is your phone not something??