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15 Mar 2007, 7:52 pm

I am a personal believer of unified theory, and I am curious if anyone else has thought about what I am about to say. Is it not possible that, all religions are connected? That in religions such as christianity and islam, paganism, and judaism, etc, that people are taking them waaaaayyyy too literally? Think about it, it makes since that alot of those illogical things could be metaphors. God is the sun, because the sun gives off energy which produces life. When the big bang theory happened, the planets formed from the sun, therefore the sun could be said to be their creator. That the sun and planets all actually live, but in more of a spiritual kind of life?
The "great satan" is the genetic inner animal, as opposed to being an actual person or living entity. Perhaps buddhism was more straight foward in that it was less metaphorical, but it still speaks in riddles. Essentially, you've got the same message in all of them. The only major difference is in how they were delivered.
You'll also notice that many of the same names and symbols keep reappearing from one religion to the next. Names like Jesus, michael, moses, Abraham, and even some old pagan dieties.



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15 Mar 2007, 7:56 pm

Like, in religions that state "satan tells you to do evil things", well, satan is that self inner animal. It's basically saying not to listen to one's sub-conscious because it tells people to do evil things. People are genetically bred to be evil, but this can be overcame.
Jesus, Buddha, Muhammad, Moses, Krishna, most of them taught "I am your savior", well what they meant was they can put someone on the path to salvation. It is up to the individual to take that journey. The enlightened prophets were just teachers.



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15 Mar 2007, 8:21 pm

Yup....

but the most interesting thing is about the son of god and the propet....

the fact that Judaism also spawned Christianity and Islam....funny how the last bunch want to kill thier father and grandfather.


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15 Mar 2007, 8:51 pm

Erlyrisa wrote:
Yup....

but the most interesting thing is about the son of god and the propet....

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I figured someone would bring that one up;) I have my personal theory on that, however, it might be a bit much for people here to grasp. People would likely laugh and poke fun at me without considering the real possibility of what I'd have to say about it, and they'd call me a sci-fi geek.



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15 Mar 2007, 9:00 pm

Ok, well I think that in some instances, "god" could have been confused by those who rewrote the scriptures, and they may have meant extra-terrestrial people, from another world far more advanced than our own, who impregnated Mary through a test tube. This was the "miracle birth". In early Egyptian history I strongly believe aliens were present, and that local inhabitants worshipped them as gods.
The aliens' presence were likely never spoken in the bible in a direct tense, usually only through metaphor.
I can't truely say rather all the aliens or good or bad, as I don't know a helluva lot about them, but I suspect there may be good and evil aliens.
I'm sure alot of people will call me names and laugh at me, but to really think about it logically, statistically there almost HAS to be intelligent life outside of earth. "Angels" might be extra-tarrestrials? Beings who are spiritually way evolved beyond us?



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15 Mar 2007, 9:01 pm

But my intent is not to start a conspiracy vs. anti-conspiracy rant, so lets not focus on that part of it. Lets focus more on my initial post, without all the aliens and stuff.



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15 Mar 2007, 9:03 pm

Well, I think religion 'evolves' from previous generations. Its basically popular belief of 'that time,' maybe updated, which is why it goes stale and needs to be continually updated, like a text book would. I don't know.

Like I said in the pm's, I see meditation as the start of belief, I, too, think that the metaphors were lost as one cannot describe what it feels like.



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15 Mar 2007, 11:13 pm

snake321 wrote:
Ok, well I think that in some instances, "god" could have been confused by those who rewrote the scriptures, and they may have meant extra-terrestrial people, from another world far more advanced than our own, who impregnated Mary through a test tube. This was the "miracle birth". In early Egyptian history I strongly believe aliens were present, and that local inhabitants worshipped them as gods.
The aliens' presence were likely never spoken in the bible in a direct tense, usually only through metaphor.
I can't truely say rather all the aliens or good or bad, as I don't know a helluva lot about them, but I suspect there may be good and evil aliens.
I'm sure alot of people will call me names and laugh at me, but to really think about it logically, statistically there almost HAS to be intelligent life outside of earth. "Angels" might be extra-tarrestrials? Beings who are spiritually way evolved beyond us?


In 5....4....3....2....1

HAHAHAHA!

Now seriously, this has no evidence. It's mere conjecture.



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15 Mar 2007, 11:47 pm

I was about to say..... do people watch STARGATE ?

It's nice stuff....but even that has it's Artisitc Story Line, its Audience Storyline, Its Scientific Story Line, and it's Reality Thoeretical Story Lines

--The fact that the Ascard, and The Dudes that wear Dog heads is taken as being Alian Pharaohs ....nah, It's just story to get the Audience into a suspension of thought (distract them from what the movie / episodes... theorise about)


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15 Mar 2007, 11:50 pm

Oh ... about Mary and 'impregnation'

-my X came back to me after two months telling me she hadn't had her period ... technically at least a month later than last coitus? -maybe Joseph was just a splurter and said he pulled out but didn't realise all it takes is a drop on the side.


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16 Mar 2007, 12:04 am

yer right! the majority of the worlds major religions are connected because they all ripped off the sumerians


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16 Mar 2007, 12:06 am

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yer right! the majority of the worlds major religions are connected because they all ripped off the sumerians


Well, the ones from the Middle East did.

Quetzalcoatl certainly doesn't seem like a Sumerian to me.

Same with Odin and Thor.



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16 Mar 2007, 12:08 am

well those middle east religions would account for most of the worlds major religions today. so yeah


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16 Mar 2007, 12:27 am

and they didn't build pyramids!
major countries of origin for fairy thinking..

the sand dwellers
the britannians (could be considered European)
the European (Vikigs and such)
The Chinese/Japanese (they actually spread it back to Europe around 800AD making paganism popular... untill 1000AD)
The Americas
Australia
and finally other islands.


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16 Mar 2007, 2:21 am

snake321 wrote:
Erlyrisa wrote:
Yup....

but the most interesting thing is about the son of god and the propet....

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I figured someone would bring that one up;) I have my personal theory on that, however, it might be a bit much for people here to grasp. People would likely laugh and poke fun at me without considering the real possibility of what I'd have to say about it, and they'd call me a sci-fi geek.


No, I would be interested to hear your views. I may not be about to embrace them whole-heartedly or even conditionally, but I am interested in what you have to say.


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16 Mar 2007, 2:24 am

richardbenson wrote:
yer right! the majority of the worlds major religions are connected because they all ripped off the sumerians


Not all that close in many cases (though we owe a great deal to the Sumerians in terms of other areas as well). Certainly some ancient Mesopotamian (both Sumerian and Akkadian) literature appears to have features in common with the Old Testament Wisdom literature - Job, Proverbs, Qoheleth/Ecclesiastes, etc. But the religions differ substantially.


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