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August 26, 2026 at 7:24 am #265564
Thomas_More
ParticipantWhen Jesus addresses God, he calls on El, not Yahweh.
Baal was Jesus’ uncle.
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August 26, 2026 at 7:58 am #265566Ciudadano Del Mundo
ParticipantYahweh’s wife was Asherah, whom he stole from El.
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Archeological finding has proven that she was also worshipped by the polytheistic Hebrews; she was removed from the bible by the monotheistic scribes. She was the mother of more than seventy deities and the consort of El. This is a real religious conspiracy
.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AsherahAugust 26, 2026 at 8:26 am #265567Thomas_More
ParticipantYes.
August 26, 2026 at 10:18 am #265568Ciudadano Del Mundo
ParticipantWhen Jesus addresses God, he calls on El, not Yahweh.
Baal was Jesus’ uncle.
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According to Canaanite mythology, the same gods and mythology that the polytheist Hebrews worshipped in Canaan, Yaveh and Ba’al, were sons of El; therefore, they were brothers, and they belonged to the same Pantheon. The Hebrew monotheist scribes invented the enmity between them
August 26, 2026 at 10:28 am #265569Thomas_More
ParticipantUnrecorded of course, but there must have been conflict and persecution between the mass of the polytheist Hebrew peasantry and the returned-from-Babylon monotheist Hebrews who made themselves the ruling class and would have viciously trashed the people’s worship of Asherah and Baal. The vicious language against Baal and the Golden Calf etc., used by “Moses” in the OT was really the expression of the new elite, and did not take place when “Moses” was supposed to be living, but much later, after the return from Babylon in Cyrus’ time.
August 26, 2026 at 10:40 am #265571Thomas_More
ParticipantBut one will not find any record of conflict; nor of how monotheism was enforced. Since the returning self-made “elite” were small trickles, it must have been bloody. They were, though, the only ones who could read and write.
August 26, 2026 at 10:42 am #265572Thomas_More
ParticipantSimilarly, we know nothing of Celtic resistance to Christianity.
Only that when Julian the Hellenist was made Emperor in Paris by the legions and was carried by them through Europe to oust the Christian Constantius, the Gauls (of whom the army mostly consisted) lined the roads and lanes all the way in rapturous support.
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August 27, 2026 at 9:30 am #265588Ciudadano Del Mundo
Participanthttp://ateismoparacristianos.blogspot.com/2012/06/jose-pepe-mujica-entre-la-sencillez-el.html
An atheist president known as José Mujica, ex president of Uruguay.
He lived a simple life; his poor house was his presidential office, and he drove an old VW.
He did not have any bodyguards, and nobody tried to kill him, and he was a member of the Tupamaros
August 27, 2026 at 10:16 am #265589Thomas_More
ParticipantOld Fritz was how Frederick the Great preferred to be known. He would stroll in the public park every day in an old beaten tricorn and anyone could approach him and talk.
He had no truck with hunting, and loved his Italian greyhounds as companions. He protected materialist philosophers and was friends with Voltaire.
He offered shelter and land to any poor person in Europe, but foreign governments didn’t publicise it.
His will stipulated that he should be buried with his greyhounds, but it wasn’t until the fall of East Germany in 1989 that this was later done.-
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August 27, 2026 at 10:59 am #265592Ciudadano Del Mundo
ParticipantMujica said that he tried to make changes, but the market system was stronger than he was.
He said that capitalism wastes too many resources, including human beings.
Instead of buying a presidential aeroplane, he decided to buy a helicopter with a hospital inside to be used for national emergencies.
He went to Germany, and they forced him to ride with an escort of 50 BMWs and a big mercedes Benz and he said that he did not need that, but German authorities said that they were responsible for his life.
He said that, as a president, he lived the life of the majority of the people of the world, living in poverty, but that most presidents are forced to live like the minority of the people of the world, living in opulence; he was part of the majority.
Uruguay does not have any religious celebrations; schools, hospitals, and public places do not display any religious signs.s
https://apnews.com/article/former-president-jose-mujica-nonreligious-secular-cd0b74cab9c5d7637e693c2b20a17b8b
He said that people buy things with the money obtained from economic exploitation and the time invested during their li.feHe said that he did not care to say publicly that religions and religious leaders ride on the backs of the poor people, and that he was an atheist; he did not believe in mythology.
He supported a secular society without the intervention of religion. Uruguay does not have as much religious affiliation as other countries in Latin America, where catholicism has been imposed on the population and the educational system
https://jacobin.com/2025/05/pepe-mujica-uruguay-capitalism-solidarity. His view on capitalism
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-22102740. He said that homosexuality has always existed thru the history of mankind; he approved same sex marriage, and he legalized marihuana.
ttps://www.hrw.org/news/2012/10/26/uruguay-new-abortion-law-breaks-ground-womens-rights. He approved abortion and the decriminalisation of abortionUruguay, which is a very small country, has passed more progressive reforms than many advanced countries
August 27, 2026 at 4:32 pm #265629Thomas_More
ParticipantThe bulk of Cassius Dio’s Roman History in 80 books are fragments compiled and preserved by Eastern Christian monks. Any religiously motivated interpolations would be obvious. It appears that in this case, as also in the preservation of Aesop’s Fables, the monks were honest and did not attempt anything spurious. We owe them gratitude for their preservation of these classics.
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August 27, 2026 at 8:16 pm #265635Ciudadano Del Mundo
Participanthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kriminalgeschichte_des_Christentums
I have read the works of this German Historian.
When I had a forum through Yahoo Groups, those volumes were extensively discussed by atheists and agnostics.
He has covered everything and does not try to justify anything; he has shown the criminal character of the Christian movement, and in our time it is very obvious with the Nationalist Christians and the right-wing populists who want to bring society back to the caveman.
I had a forum named The Religion of the Lies, and I was sent to the eternal fire several times by pastors and religious fanatics.
They had a criminal mentality, and I showed them the middle finger; they did not have any valid arguments, and I answered back with the Bible, which I have read and studied, showing the criminality of their own god.
The ones who want to present Jesus as a humanist figure are wrong too; it is a consequence of the same criminality and mythology. The New Testament is based on the old mythology.y
With the new archaeological discoveries, the bible has been completely debunked and proven that everything is a lie and a mythology created by psychopaths. From page one until the last page of Revelation, it does not make any difference if they add new books or they use the ethiopian bible with 80 books; it is the same mythology.
It is a compilation of mythologies and legends taken from different places and adapted to nomadic tribes based on the lie of a promised land,
August 27, 2026 at 8:28 pm #265636Thomas_More
Participant” bring society back to the caveman.”
Which was a happy time, and most of human existence, before all this crap, including their Christian crap.
I have been excommunicated, age 20, from the Orthodox Church, so that makes me an apostate, like Julian, condemned to the lowest Hell of all. 😀 I’ll be in good company.
August 28, 2026 at 10:21 am #265654Ciudadano Del Mundo
Participanthttps://www.nps.gov/gicl/index.htm
Natives American built their homes in caves.
https://www.nps.gov/meve/learn/historyculture/cliff_dwellings_home.htm
The Native Americans most famous for buildingand living in cliffside cities were the Ancestral Puebloans (formerly referred to by the Navajo term Anasazi). Between 1190 and 1300 CE, they constructed massive, complex stone villages inside natural
rock alcoves throughout the Four Corners region of the American Southwest, most notably at Mesa Verde National Park. While popular culture often imagines their life as a completely uninterrupted era of peace and harmony, historical and archaeological records paint a much more complex, deeply human reality.The Quest for Community Harmony. The Ancestral Puebloans possessed a deeply sophisticated society centred around community unity and a spiritual connection to nature: Architectural Unity: They built tight-knit, apartment-like structures where families lived side-by-side. Communal Spaces: Every cliff village featured multiple kivas—subterranean, circular rooms used for spiritual ceremonies, social gatherings, and tribal governance to maintain internal social balance.Ecological Balance: For centuries, they successfully farmed corn, beans, and squash on the mesa tops above their homes while living in rhythm with the harsh desert climate.The Reality Behind the Cliffs: Conflict and Defence. Despite their internal cultural emphasis on balance, archaeological evidence proves that the move into the cliffs was actually triggered by instability, severe resource depletion, and warfare.
Before moving into the cliffs, they lived openly on mesa tops. They moved downward into nearly inaccessible rock faces primarily for defence against invaders or rival groups.
Dwellings like Cliff Palace lacked ground-floor doors and windows. Residents used retractable wooden ladders to enter through the roofs; if they were attacked, they would pull the ladders up to lock out enemies
At present, they are renting the land that belonged to them, and still they are being persecuted
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August 28, 2026 at 10:40 am #265659Ciudadano Del Mundo
Participanthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_(emperor)
Julian the Apostate
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