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  • Reply to: Spartacus: Gladiator and Leader of Slaves Against the Romans – Part 1   4 months 2 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Dan 1370

    AAAAHAHAHAAAAAA... wawww that was realy long - N of Greece, W of Turkey... or totally wrong - W of Italy.... Okok if you want it can be E, N or S of Italy, but it is simple - Trace, the hearth of Trace is in Rodopa mountain in
    Bulgaria. And Spartacus was born there.
    You are welcome to visit the country and you will see - the most boring ( tourist's ) place is
    Varna History museum. You will see some interesting Trackian artefacts there, like the golden treasures, but in Rodopa and Strandja mountains you can learn and see a lot of things about Tracks and Spartacus - theres more knowledge for Spartak, than for a king
    Arthur.

  • Reply to: Celebrating Christmas on December 25 Began As Early As the Second Century AD   4 months 2 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    Luke 1:26-27 tells is that "And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth,to a virgin betrothed to a man whose name was Joseph, of the house of David. The virgin’s name was Mary."

    Jesus' conception was, therefore, in the sixth month of the year. But what calendar year are we referring to?

    If it is the Republican Roman one, that puts His birth in May or thereabouts, nine months after the then 'sixth' month of August. If it is the Jewish one of Elul, in August/September this puts His birth in late May or early June.

    The latter may seem a rational choice. However, the Jewish calendar is credited to Hillel II, around 358 A.D, and was based on the Babylonian 19-year cycle with some modifications to accommodate Jewish ritual. It is not the calendar of the Old Testament.

    If it is not the Roman one, then what calendar is it? An earlier Hebrew calendar is a possibility. It is said that the first Biblical month of the year was Aviv (Abib), because the first ears of early grain could then be harvested (the Hebrew 'Aviv' means 'green almost ripe grain ear'). This started around the March equinox, which again puts the birth of Jesus in or around June.

    This, of course, relies on a nine-month pregnancy. But, if one accepts virginal conception, one should perhaps not necessarily even presume the exact length of following gestation.

    In short, we don't know when Jesus was born, whether it be the day, the month or even the precise year.

  • Reply to: Why did the Protestant Reformation Happen? (Video)   4 months 2 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    The just causes that led to Protestant reformation, which did not include a Tudor king's ego, saw a split from a monolithic Catholic Church where sinful ways were widespread.

    However, the diverse Protestant denominations that have since sprung up have created another problem, because division tempts conquest. Pagan Rome was a past master at using such divide and conquer tactics and Catholic, that is to say - Luciferian Jesuit, Rome has similar traits.

    Thus, Protestantism is no stranger to sin, either. The Anglican Church is the prime example of this, as are many charismatic evangical movements, but the problem is more widespread than that.

    The most sinful Ba'al worship mentioned in the Old Testament never died out. It just went underground, into Judaism, especially, but also into Christianity and other faiths, hiding skilfully in some and barely bothering to hide in others.

  • Reply to: How Did Christianity Survive the Roman Empire (Video)   4 months 2 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    The unasked question is one of how early Christianity survived AD Judaism. Jesus was crucified by orders of Pilate, but it was the Jewish ruling council that insisted on it, even going as far as predicting a revolt in the province if the crucifixion was not carried out. That's because Pilate wasn't actually all that keen on the whole idea, for career reasons and his wife's concerns.

    The same ruling council, along with the Pharisees and Sadducees, was involved in major persecution equal to that of Rome. Most early Christian martyrs are seen as victims of Rome when, in fact, the first Christian martyrs were disciples killed not by Rome, but by the Sanhedrin etc.

    The truth is a lot more than the glib, socially-acceptable history bites of today. I recently watched a History Channel program on the life of Jesus. It was largely accurate, but the whole point of it seemed to be about stopping people asking this unasked question. Instead, the viewer was encouraged to simply blame the obviously non-blame-free Rome.

    I can see a similar situation arising here. What a coincidence!

    When one knows the playbook, one knows what to expect.

    And when one knows that the Vatican and Jerusalem are now tied to each other intimately, one may expect a lot.

  • Reply to: What Caused the Christian Church’s Great Schism? (Video)   4 months 2 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    My truth-telling does not unduly bother them. They want you to know, for they wish to revel in your misery. But, for now, they're content to revel in your ignorance instead.

    Of all those who frequent this website, very, very few would not be ignorant of what is truly happening to usher in totalitarianism Worldwide, and most of those who aren't are involved in it.

    Totalitarianism is possible because humanity is timid. Timidity in the face of God is one thing, but timidity in the face of the Devil is to effectively do his bidding.

  • Reply to: What Caused the Christian Church’s Great Schism? (Video)   4 months 2 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    The two began to come together in the mid to later 20th century. Such was necessary in order to usher in the One World Religion this century.

    All wars will be declared to have been religious wars and, for peace to reign, all must have the same religion.

    This religion shall be the worship of the Devil, falsely dressed up as something more acceptable. If one does not believe in the Devil one should, at the very least, endeavour to understand that Devil-worshippers do exist and have existed for millennia, and that the Vatican is but one seat of their power. That power, on a Worldwide level, is almost total now.

    As for wars being religious wars, in a modern sense that is true. However, it is Luciferian Satanism that is the cause and true Christianity which is the objective of destruction.

    Of course, none of this fits with accepted history. That's because history is written by the winners and the Devil-worshippers appear to have won. They certainly think they have.

    Except they haven't. Christ shall return, although most supposed Christians shall be in thrall of the anti-Christ. Others shall be waiting to be raptured out of the Tribulation, but waiting in vain.

    The book of Revelation gives a much better account. I am no prophet. I'm just a whistleblower.

  • Reply to: Myths to Live By   4 months 3 weeks ago
    Comment Author: ajax

    Gnosis is knowledge and we need no salvation because we are eternal as is everything in the all,of which we are also.

  • Reply to: Shamanic Wisdom in the Pyramid Texts: The Mystical Tradition of Ancient Egypt   4 months 3 weeks ago
    Comment Author: ajax

    Don’t forger Jesus went to Egypt for school.

  • Reply to: Dogon Creation Myths   4 months 3 weeks ago
    Comment Author: nakiameadows

    I like learning aboout Sirius. As I konw, the Dogon are believed to possess knowledge about Sirius B, a companion star to Sirius A (the brightest star in our night sky). Their oral traditions describe Sirius B as a dense, invisible star with a 50-year elliptical orbit around Sirius A. Remarkably, this information predates modern telescopic observations. So surprised! I read them through https://www.slideshare.net/rbgstreetscholar1/the-akan-other-africans-and-the-sirius-star-system https://geometrydashsubzero.io .

    Can you tell me more about Sirius A and B?

  • Reply to: Best Books on Comparative Mythology and Folklore   4 months 3 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Bijutoha

    The Power of Myth by Joseph Campbell and Bill Moyers - A fascinating conversation between Campbell and Moyers that delves into the significance and meaning of myths in our lives.

    Folklore: An Encyclopedia of Beliefs, Customs, Tales, Music, and Art" edited by Charlie T. McCormick and Kim Kennedy White - This comprehensive encyclopedia covers many folklore topics worldwide.

  • Reply to: The Aboriginal Didgeridoo Was a Tool for Healing and Peace   4 months 3 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    "The Aboriginal Didgeridoo Was a Tool for Healing and Peace."

    I guess that means this article won't discuss the times a didgeridoo has been used as an impromptu weapon...

  • Reply to: Little Known Facts About the Queen of Sheba (Video)   4 months 4 weeks ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    "The stories differ; some cast her as a wise convert to Judaism, while others depict her as a sun-worshipping queen resisting Islamic conversion."

    A sun-worshipping queen resisting Old Testament Judaism and turning Solomon's head would likely be more accurate. There is no evidence that Islam existed almost a millennium BC.

  • Reply to: How Humans Became (Mostly) Right-Handed (Video)   5 months 1 day ago
    Comment Author: George Metaxas

    “The left hemisphere, controlling the right hand, played a crucial role in manipulating objects...” This contralateral connection of the brain, common to all mammals has its roots way back in the evolutionary track (it has to do with the eye evolution, in my opinion). But the prevalence of the right-handedness may have to do with the left – right brain “specialization” and the subsequent better ability of the left part for rationalization.

  • Reply to: Reggae Music Lyrics are Intimately Linked to Historic Babylon   5 months 2 days ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    When Ba'al worshippers talk of The Exodus, they mean the exodus from Christ. Popular music is at the vanguard of this exodus.

    When one understands the playbook, one can truly understand the lyrics. Love can be about love for the Devil. Pride can be about pride in successful deception. The 'boy upstairs' can be Lucifer, the morning star. Even the description of successful artists as 'stars' is a shout-out to Lucifer.

    I could have been a professional lyricist. Easily. But I refused to work for the Devil. Many in the music industry do, at various levels. Anyone who fails to see the Luciferian themes in popular music videos is blind to it, just as those who do not hear them are deaf to it.

    Modern humanity is increasingly blind, deaf and mute to the truth.

  • Reply to: Reggae Music Lyrics are Intimately Linked to Historic Babylon   5 months 2 days ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    People need to stop taking things at face value. The Zion of the song mentioned is not the Zion of the Bible any more than the nation state of Israel of today is the Israel of the Bible.

    One of the easiest ways to deceive is to use subtlety to change the meaning of a word. Most will not even notice the difference. In fact, some can even claim that the new meaning is the original meaning. Muddied waters spread widely.

  • Reply to: Reggae Music Lyrics are Intimately Linked to Historic Babylon   5 months 2 days ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    Rastafarian music is as Christian as voodoo, or not at all. But it is Babylonian, in a sense. That thread of the article is true.

    Reggae culture is linked to fake Judaism, which is modern Ba'al worship, precisely what the Old Testament warns against.

    It is catchy music, but then the Devil is highly entertaining.

  • Reply to: Please introduce yourself   5 months 3 days ago
    Comment Author: Chitra150

    Hello, I am new to this forum. I am a developer and tech writer with 5 years of experince in this feild. I am happy to join this forum.

    Thanks 

  • Reply to: What did the Egyptians think of Cleopatra?   5 months 3 days ago
    Comment Author: Chitra150

    well..... I also agree with your pointof view.

  • Reply to: The Truth About Father Crespi and His Missing Artifacts Finally Revealed   5 months 5 days ago
    Comment Author: Kamlah

    This discussion certainly went off the rails in a short time.    “a evil man a dickens evil steph father a jesuit World scavenger” isn’t about archaeology, scientifc enquiry, history. It’s conspiracy theory & paramoiac thinking more than anything else. That sort of conjecture contrubutes nothing toward answering legitimate questions.

     

  • Reply to: New Claims of a 27,000-Year-Old Indonesian Pyramid Spark Controversy   5 months 5 days ago
    Comment Author: Kamlah

    Without evidence of **enough”” humans living at this site long enough to prepare it for level 1, bring in materials, modify stones as needed, asemble, revise, bring in more stone, it’s just multiple layers / piles of stones. Human activities leave evidence in adition to the “finished product’,  What does the data for intervals of  *occupation* of the site say? What does the detritus at  level 1 say, about 20’ horizonal x 2 -3 ft deep? What exactly is  “evidence of advanced stoneworking techiques”?

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