Duke wrote;
" .... God worked on 6 days and rested on the 7th. .."
what a weak God, so who take care of the world if your God rest on the
7th day?
Another myth by the Jew and Christian .Christians generally seem to
think about the Old Testament and the New Testament as entirely
separate works. Specifically, it is generally felt that the God of the
Old Testament was mean-spirited and quick to anger. In contrast, Jesus
in the New Testament is the essence of Love, Tolerance, Patience and
Compassion.
The difference seems so striking that many Christians generally think
about the God described in the Old Testament and the God (Jesus)
described in the New Testament as being two entirely separate Beings.
Later Christians (around 300 AD) developed the concept of the Trinity
(One God Who appears as though having Three Personalities). Why this
concept contradict with the teaching of Jesus?
l-Baqara (The Cow)
2:255 GOD - there is no deity save Him, the Ever-Living, the Self-
Subsistent Fount of All Being. Neither slumber overtakes Him, nor
sleep. His is all that is in the heavens and all that is on earth. Who
is there that could intercede with Him, unless it be by His leave? He
knows all that lies open before men and all that is hidden from them,
[247] whereas they cannot attain to aught of His knowledge save that
which He wills [them to attain]. His eternal power [248] overspreads
the heavens and the earth, and their upholding wearies Him not. And he
alone is truly exalted, tremendous.
112:1 SAY: "He is the One God:
112:2 "God the Eternal, the Uncaused Cause of All Being. [1]
112:3 "He begets not, and neither is He begotten;
112:4 "and there is nothing that could be compared with Him. [2]
Don't the Quran explained the real truth about Almighty God, the
Creator?
On May 8, 7:15 am, duke <duckgumb...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On Wed, 07 May 2008 07:09:32 -0700, 2...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(=95R. L. Measures)
wrote:=
>
> >> You know that nobody in his right mind would believe you, don't you.
> >=95 Good point Duke. However, Christianity is somewhat based on a
> >sacrifice-based pagan Sun-God religion named Mithraism
>
> NO, it wasn't. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia and the world
autho=
rity
> on mithra, mithra borrowed from Christianity.
> Examples:
>
> >December 25, the Winter solstice was changed to the Christian God's
> >birthday from Mithra's birthday.
>
> Actually it wasn't. Christ represents the new light coming into the
world=
from
> the darkness of sin. The solstice happens to represent the new
lengtheni=
ng
> daylight, and the proper selection of a birthday for the new Light in
the =
World
> - Jesus.
>
> > Even though Saturday was the Jewish
> >sabbath - and Jesus was Jewish, Christianity adopted the Sun God
Mithra's=
> >Sabbath of Sunday.
>
> Absolutely not. God worked on 6 days and rested on the 7th. The new
Chri=
stians
> attended temple then celebrated the Eucharist. Eventually the Jews made
t=
he
> sabbath services too long, so the Christians eventually abandoned the
temp=
le and
> wor****pped the Eucharist on the next day, which btw is the 1st day of
the =
week.
>
> > Additionally, Mithra had multiple personalities as did
> >the Christian God - while the Jewish supreme being thankfully had only
on=
e
> >personality.
>
> From the CE:
>
> Mithraism was emphatically a soldier religion: Mithra, its hero, was
espec=
ially
> a divinity of fidelity, manliness, and bravery; Mithra was an
abstraction,=
a
> personification not even of the sun but of the diffused daylight; his
> incarnation, if such it may be called, was supposed to have happened
befor=
e the
> creation of the human race.
>
> Mithraism had a Eucharist, but the idea of a sacred banquet is as old as
t=
he
> human race and existed at all ages and amongst all peoples. Mithra saved
t=
he
> world by sacrificing a bull; Christ by sacrificing Himself. It is hardly
> possible to conceive a more radical difference than that between Mithra
> taurochtonos and Christ crucified. Christ was born of a Virgin; there is
n=
othing
> to prove that the same was believed of Mithra born from the rock. Christ
w=
as
> born in a cave; and Mithraists wor****pped in a cave, but Mithra was born
u=
nder a
> tree near a river.
>
> Heeheeheeheehee.
>
> duke, American-American
> *****
> "The Mass is the most perfect form of Prayer."
> Pope Paul VI
> *****
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