08-14-2008, 06:03 PM
Shlama Friends,
I was hoping that someone else besides me would write this.
But I've waited several weeks and nada.....nothing on it.
Paul Younan was answering a post one evening (American time) and said (I believe):
That "God did NOT die upon the cross".
Messiah, His Son died, but NOT GOD.
This led me down memory lane, and listening to how many preachers saying just the opposite.
I don't know much about Orthodox Christianity, and I honestly don't know if this is "just" a Nestorian doctrine, or not.
But I DO know this, because my dad was from Britian, I've researched ancient churches in the British Isles pretty throughly.
Most of the really ancient churches that go back beyond Medieval times, have carvings of what's known as "the green man", a leafy foliate face, and "shiela na gighs", a woman holding open her vulva. And other pagan carvings in them as well, including a phallic shaped stone under most of the altars in these olden churches.
I say all of this, because the pre-Christian pagan people believed in "a dying god" of vegetation, a kind of "john barleycorn", if you like.
This "god" died once a year, and was re-born once a year.
I believe that the Roman Catholic Church could not beat these beliefs down in Britian, and so they took over these places that were sacred to the pagans and built churches there.
Most Priests/Vicars KNOW that their olden Churches in Britian are built on ancient pagan sites.
Most of these carvings were done in the 11th, and 12th Centuries, when there was a Norman pagan revival in Britian.
Now, this is a long explanation of why the Protestants adopted the dying god from the Roman Catholics, and the Roman Catholics adopted the dying god from the pagans.
This explains why "Christianity" has a "God" that they claim has "died".
It WASN'T Jesus/Messiah who died according to them, it was God Himself.
Maybe the most important thing that I've learned here, isn't about Aramaic Primacy, but THAT GOD DID NOT DIE.
I know perhaps to most of you, you learned this long ago.
But I had NOT really thought this through till Paul Younan wrote about it a few weeks ago.
I spent literally DAYS thinking about this subject, and these are some of the conclusions that I came to.
A LOT of 'Christianity' is pagan. Perhaps most of it.
And they continue to live like they believe, that God "died".
I find this tragic, sad, and throughly demoralizing.
This might explain why most of modern "Christianity" is such a disaster.
I know that this might seem elementary to most of you.
But it hit me like a train.
And I'm still reeling, from YEARS of hearing this lie.
Truth Against The World, Albion
I was hoping that someone else besides me would write this.
But I've waited several weeks and nada.....nothing on it.
Paul Younan was answering a post one evening (American time) and said (I believe):
That "God did NOT die upon the cross".
Messiah, His Son died, but NOT GOD.
This led me down memory lane, and listening to how many preachers saying just the opposite.
I don't know much about Orthodox Christianity, and I honestly don't know if this is "just" a Nestorian doctrine, or not.
But I DO know this, because my dad was from Britian, I've researched ancient churches in the British Isles pretty throughly.
Most of the really ancient churches that go back beyond Medieval times, have carvings of what's known as "the green man", a leafy foliate face, and "shiela na gighs", a woman holding open her vulva. And other pagan carvings in them as well, including a phallic shaped stone under most of the altars in these olden churches.
I say all of this, because the pre-Christian pagan people believed in "a dying god" of vegetation, a kind of "john barleycorn", if you like.
This "god" died once a year, and was re-born once a year.
I believe that the Roman Catholic Church could not beat these beliefs down in Britian, and so they took over these places that were sacred to the pagans and built churches there.
Most Priests/Vicars KNOW that their olden Churches in Britian are built on ancient pagan sites.
Most of these carvings were done in the 11th, and 12th Centuries, when there was a Norman pagan revival in Britian.
Now, this is a long explanation of why the Protestants adopted the dying god from the Roman Catholics, and the Roman Catholics adopted the dying god from the pagans.
This explains why "Christianity" has a "God" that they claim has "died".
It WASN'T Jesus/Messiah who died according to them, it was God Himself.
Maybe the most important thing that I've learned here, isn't about Aramaic Primacy, but THAT GOD DID NOT DIE.
I know perhaps to most of you, you learned this long ago.
But I had NOT really thought this through till Paul Younan wrote about it a few weeks ago.
I spent literally DAYS thinking about this subject, and these are some of the conclusions that I came to.
A LOT of 'Christianity' is pagan. Perhaps most of it.
And they continue to live like they believe, that God "died".
I find this tragic, sad, and throughly demoralizing.
This might explain why most of modern "Christianity" is such a disaster.
I know that this might seem elementary to most of you.
But it hit me like a train.
And I'm still reeling, from YEARS of hearing this lie.
Truth Against The World, Albion