Another spelling is Amon as well, but i prefer straight Amen, since there is lots of evidence to support this.

This evidence supports an old tradition to the effect that the Heliopolitan form of the worship of the Sun-god was derived from Heliopolis in Syria.

But i suppose it's just yet another coincidence that the word Heliocentric is used to describe your faith.

No, get it right; Apollo pulls it in his magic chariot.

it's pronounced differently right

but it does look possible that there might be some truth to the origin thing

i think you mean Helios - the titan of the ancient Greeks (2500+bce) and personification of the sun who rode across the sky in his chariot and titans are the sons of a god btw



I think it just a certain religion that's want you to think they are completely different - that each word is 100% original - but once you actually understand the idea they are all the same or at least similar enough And its not like there's only one idea borrowed from Egyptians - much of the wording, iconography and myths are strikingly similar although the history portion of the bible is all theirs.

IDK - so did Melania Trump plagiarize Michelle Obama = um - I'm sure scholars will debate that for an eternity□□□□□□□□□

This post was edited by card_sultan on Jul 23 2016 05:14pm

if you are going to put this much effort into an idea at least make it something worthwhile guys.

for christ sakes you are arguing over proving one side or the other yet we cant even fuckin prove anything exist. you will never ever ever ever ever ever be able to prove either side given our current understanding of existence.

just sayin if you are this worried about the place you stand on you should know the place our place stands on first.

that's a great argument against science but we do experience things weather we can prove it or not so we might as well do some testing/thinking while we're at it

or we can go back to living in mud and caves if you'd prefer

has nothing to do with being against science...just another example for people that keep thinking there is a hard truth at the end of scientific study and there simply isnt.

and yeah id prefer that because we as a species clearly have too much free time on our hands.

This is my point exactly - you don't need to believe in geocentricity 100% to realize there is enough doubt and evidence that Nasa does a lot of faking and there is alot of wrong assumptions, misconceptions and Geocentrists are not science retards but have the will to stand up and say = um - wait a second.... But ultimately, it really doesn't matter which theory you believe in because we are never going to leave this planet, so I Earth, no matter what shape she is.

Also we should throw a few virgins in some volcano just to play it safe...

its globe lol

Throwing urself in the volcano will be enought, trust me...

Now off u go, wont me missed