How old is the ancient egyptian religion? when did it come to existance and when did it end?
Q. what years did ancient egyptian religion come into existance and when did it stop and end?? xx
Asked by ZOE!!!! - Mon Feb 23 04:36:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can read from verse 103 and this from verse 75 will answer your question
Answered by peaceful - Mon Feb 23 07:59:56 2009
Q. what years did ancient egyptian religion come into existance and when did it stop and end?? xx
Asked by ZOE!!!! - Mon Feb 23 04:36:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can read from verse 103 and this from verse 75 will answer your question
Answered by peaceful - Mon Feb 23 07:59:56 2009
What is different and similer between Ancient Egyptian and Ancient Greek religion?
Q. Heya! I need some comparisons between Ancient Egyptian and Ancient Greek religion and mythology. Please help me!! JeeVee, I do not expect you to do my homework. I have to look these up for an oral I shall be presenting, and I merely need something to talk about. Rest assured that I have plenty of work to do either way :D
Asked by Porcelain - Sat Jun 7 23:08:52 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After Alexander the Great took over Egypt the two religions started to mangle with each other. Temples of Egyptian gods were build in Greece and of Greek gods in Egypt. During that era (called the Hellenistic period) new gods were created. For example Serapis a healer god, had his great temple the Sarapion build in Alexandria. There Greeks, whose religion was more anthropocentric, influenced the Egyptians into seeing their gods as more loving and less demanding. During that period we also have a mixture in art. For example we see statues of gods with Egyptian-like bodies and clothes but Greek-style faces. For example figures of Isis-Aphrodite or Amon Rah Alexander the Great.
Answered by Morigain - Sun Jun 8 03:22:18 2008
Q. Heya! I need some comparisons between Ancient Egyptian and Ancient Greek religion and mythology. Please help me!! JeeVee, I do not expect you to do my homework. I have to look these up for an oral I shall be presenting, and I merely need something to talk about. Rest assured that I have plenty of work to do either way :D
Asked by Porcelain - Sat Jun 7 23:08:52 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After Alexander the Great took over Egypt the two religions started to mangle with each other. Temples of Egyptian gods were build in Greece and of Greek gods in Egypt. During that era (called the Hellenistic period) new gods were created. For example Serapis a healer god, had his great temple the Sarapion build in Alexandria. There Greeks, whose religion was more anthropocentric, influenced the Egyptians into seeing their gods as more loving and less demanding. During that period we also have a mixture in art. For example we see statues of gods with Egyptian-like bodies and clothes but Greek-style faces. For example figures of Isis-Aphrodite or Amon Rah Alexander the Great.
Answered by Morigain - Sun Jun 8 03:22:18 2008
How can I go about adopting Ancient Egyptian religion as my own?
Q. I see all modern religion as just ridiculous, and I've always been drawn to the idea of Ancient Egyptian religion but I can't seem to find any information on how to actually practice it. Can anyone help me? I'm not interested in Buddhism. And you have no proof that this religion is false.
Asked by .Girl.Singing.In.The.Wreckage. - Sat Oct 25 04:46:50 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Google and Wikipedia are you friends. Maybe I should start worshipping Google and Wikipedia. =D ___
Answered by C z E l A I - Sun Nov 2 01:39:12 2008
Q. I see all modern religion as just ridiculous, and I've always been drawn to the idea of Ancient Egyptian religion but I can't seem to find any information on how to actually practice it. Can anyone help me? I'm not interested in Buddhism. And you have no proof that this religion is false.
Asked by .Girl.Singing.In.The.Wreckage. - Sat Oct 25 04:46:50 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Google and Wikipedia are you friends. Maybe I should start worshipping Google and Wikipedia. =D ___
Answered by C z E l A I - Sun Nov 2 01:39:12 2008
How do you think Ancient Egyptian religion impacted Ancient History?
Q. How do you think Ancient Egyptian religion impacted Ancient History?
Asked by ImAFrootloopInACheerioWorld2 - Tue Dec 16 22:05:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well at that time egyptian culture ruled the world, ok that area. id say it had a major impact. hope that helps.
Answered by animal - Wed Dec 17 03:30:30 2008
Q. How do you think Ancient Egyptian religion impacted Ancient History?
Asked by ImAFrootloopInACheerioWorld2 - Tue Dec 16 22:05:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well at that time egyptian culture ruled the world, ok that area. id say it had a major impact. hope that helps.
Answered by animal - Wed Dec 17 03:30:30 2008
are christians aware of the similarities with ancient egyptian religion?
Q. how can christians reconcile the idea that christianity is a BLATENT copy of ancient egyptian religion, with the same basic (astrological) ideas, and same essential myths, with the idea that christianity is somehow a truth?
Asked by joemcmcmcm s - Mon Mar 17 00:44:30 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let's face it, Christianity grew out of Judaism. Jews were (supposedly) in Egypt as slaves for many years. It only figures that the people at the time would have picked up some of the Egyptian ideas/mythology and remembered it through the generations until Christianity arrived. For all we know Jesus and his followers were deliberately looking back to Egyptian myths when preeching and founding the early church because the ideas therein were relevant to the people of the time and worked with the message they wanted to project. Later Christians definately added the myths and legends of pagan peoples they encountered into their religion because it made converting the pagans easier.
Answered by LJ - Mon Mar 17 23:09:02 2008
Q. how can christians reconcile the idea that christianity is a BLATENT copy of ancient egyptian religion, with the same basic (astrological) ideas, and same essential myths, with the idea that christianity is somehow a truth?
Asked by joemcmcmcm s - Mon Mar 17 00:44:30 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let's face it, Christianity grew out of Judaism. Jews were (supposedly) in Egypt as slaves for many years. It only figures that the people at the time would have picked up some of the Egyptian ideas/mythology and remembered it through the generations until Christianity arrived. For all we know Jesus and his followers were deliberately looking back to Egyptian myths when preeching and founding the early church because the ideas therein were relevant to the people of the time and worked with the message they wanted to project. Later Christians definately added the myths and legends of pagan peoples they encountered into their religion because it made converting the pagans easier.
Answered by LJ - Mon Mar 17 23:09:02 2008
Can someone explain the ancient Egyptian religion to me?
Q. Can someone explain the ancient Egyptian religion to me?
Asked by Josh Hassan - Fri Jul 17 12:22:16 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its a large topic but I hope this helps: Various evidence suggests that even very early Egyptians had concepts of spiritualism. The care with which the dead were buried in the prehistoric period, and the afterlife belief implied by that care, certainly suggests that the necessary intellectual sophistication was present. During the chalcolithic period, which lasted through most of the fourth millennium BC in Egypt, offers us our first clear evidence for a belief in gods. At least in the last centuries of prehistory the Egyptians worshiped divine power in animal form. Then, at the beginning of the historical period, the human view changes drastically regarding the superiority of animals. Apparently, mankind was no longer feeling subjected… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Fri Jul 17 12:26:04 2009
Q. Can someone explain the ancient Egyptian religion to me?
Asked by Josh Hassan - Fri Jul 17 12:22:16 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its a large topic but I hope this helps: Various evidence suggests that even very early Egyptians had concepts of spiritualism. The care with which the dead were buried in the prehistoric period, and the afterlife belief implied by that care, certainly suggests that the necessary intellectual sophistication was present. During the chalcolithic period, which lasted through most of the fourth millennium BC in Egypt, offers us our first clear evidence for a belief in gods. At least in the last centuries of prehistory the Egyptians worshiped divine power in animal form. Then, at the beginning of the historical period, the human view changes drastically regarding the superiority of animals. Apparently, mankind was no longer feeling subjected… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Fri Jul 17 12:26:04 2009
during Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt most Egyptian had ancient Egyptian religion or Greek religion?
Q. how but later ptolemaic kings, what religion they had? during this dynesty, the people had their egyption style or they change to greek? how buy royal family? did they change and became egyption or they stayed greek and lived with their greek customs?
Asked by alireza_sp2000 - Sat Nov 25 16:22:02 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Even before the Ptolemies came to power in Egypt there was a growing influx of Hellenic/Greek people into Egypt as mercenaries and traders. It seems a number of ethnic Greeks adopted some Egyptian customs or attempted to reconcile the Egyptian pantheon with their own Greek pantheon. For example, the Greeks equated the Egyptian god Horus with their own Apollo, Amun-Re with Zeus, etc. The Ptolemies, being politically savvy, did what earlier conquerors of Egypt had done before them, they took the religious aspects of Egyptian kingship and adopted them themselves. Thus the Ptolemies built temples, had themselves depicted as worshipping the Egyptian gods, had statues and various other depictions commissioned that reflected Egyptian artistic… [cont.]
Answered by shoveling_ferret - Sat Nov 25 21:07:09 2006
Q. how but later ptolemaic kings, what religion they had? during this dynesty, the people had their egyption style or they change to greek? how buy royal family? did they change and became egyption or they stayed greek and lived with their greek customs?
Asked by alireza_sp2000 - Sat Nov 25 16:22:02 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Even before the Ptolemies came to power in Egypt there was a growing influx of Hellenic/Greek people into Egypt as mercenaries and traders. It seems a number of ethnic Greeks adopted some Egyptian customs or attempted to reconcile the Egyptian pantheon with their own Greek pantheon. For example, the Greeks equated the Egyptian god Horus with their own Apollo, Amun-Re with Zeus, etc. The Ptolemies, being politically savvy, did what earlier conquerors of Egypt had done before them, they took the religious aspects of Egyptian kingship and adopted them themselves. Thus the Ptolemies built temples, had themselves depicted as worshipping the Egyptian gods, had statues and various other depictions commissioned that reflected Egyptian artistic… [cont.]
Answered by shoveling_ferret - Sat Nov 25 21:07:09 2006
How many sins were there in ancient Egyptian religion?
Q. How many sins were there in ancient Egyptian religion?
Asked by these words bring me down - Thu Jul 10 16:15:29 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There was a list of the negative confession. I did not steal I did not commit adultery that sort of thing. It is in the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Answered by Warumono - Thu Jul 10 16:27:34 2008
Q. How many sins were there in ancient Egyptian religion?
Asked by these words bring me down - Thu Jul 10 16:15:29 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There was a list of the negative confession. I did not steal I did not commit adultery that sort of thing. It is in the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Answered by Warumono - Thu Jul 10 16:27:34 2008
Ancient Egyptian religion when choosing capitals?
Q. Hey guys, I need to know the answer to this in about an hour please! I've been looking all over Google but there's nothing.Zip. Ok, here's the question: The Ancient Egyptians' religion played a part in choosing Egypt's capital. How? Thanks.
Asked by Piratica - Thu Sep 20 07:50:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try looking at it from their religion i.e. sun worship.
Answered by Pirate AM - Thu Sep 20 07:57:23 2007
Q. Hey guys, I need to know the answer to this in about an hour please! I've been looking all over Google but there's nothing.Zip. Ok, here's the question: The Ancient Egyptians' religion played a part in choosing Egypt's capital. How? Thanks.
Asked by Piratica - Thu Sep 20 07:50:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try looking at it from their religion i.e. sun worship.
Answered by Pirate AM - Thu Sep 20 07:57:23 2007
can someone compare and contrast ancient egyptian religion and the islamic religion?
Q. hi... pretty self explanatory ^^^
Asked by tinascotia - Thu Dec 18 17:15:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well they aren't similar at all. A Polytheistic religion and a Monotheistic Abrahamic religion..
Answered by Layla - Thu Dec 18 17:20:38 2008
Q. hi... pretty self explanatory ^^^
Asked by tinascotia - Thu Dec 18 17:15:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well they aren't similar at all. A Polytheistic religion and a Monotheistic Abrahamic religion..
Answered by Layla - Thu Dec 18 17:20:38 2008
So you think it's crazy to follow the Ancient Greek or Ancient Egyptian religion?
Q. And yet you jump on board with the Ancient Israelite religion. It is no different. Crazy for one is crazy for all.
Asked by Matt M - Wed Jul 16 11:48:38 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I think that it is crazy to follow the ancient Greek or ancient Egyptian religions !
Answered by H.E.AVENly EYES - Sun Jul 20 04:05:09 2008
Q. And yet you jump on board with the Ancient Israelite religion. It is no different. Crazy for one is crazy for all.
Asked by Matt M - Wed Jul 16 11:48:38 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I think that it is crazy to follow the ancient Greek or ancient Egyptian religions !
Answered by H.E.AVENly EYES - Sun Jul 20 04:05:09 2008
Could Christianity be compared to the ancient Egyptian religion, time-wise and by popularity?
Q. Christianity has been around for approximately 2000+ years, but back in the ancient times when Egypt still had the Jews as slaves, how long had their religion been around in popular majority? 2000+ years as well? Yikes! Well, I grew up in Christianity being told that Egypt had Jewish slaves. So... as far as the evidence goes, I only used the Bible, and the story of Moses. Is there something else you could provide me with?
Asked by Amo - Mon Feb 4 21:19:21 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before Christianity God's chosen people was the Nation of Israel (Jews). Which means that startign with Adam and Eve, the only religion was true worship to God Almighty. It wasn't until rebellion in the Garden of Eden that there was ever any challenge to God's right to rule mankind, thus opening up the issue of whether God had right to tell mankind what is right or wrong or whether man would succeed on his own deciding for himself what is right or wrong. This is where the origin of religion apart from God's righteous standards comes into play. God tolerated (permits) false religion in order to test the sincerity and faithfulness of his own followers and prove the issue of Universal Sovereignty. Man was pretty much doing what he… [cont.]
Answered by Jazzi 757 - Tue Feb 5 22:36:29 2008
Q. Christianity has been around for approximately 2000+ years, but back in the ancient times when Egypt still had the Jews as slaves, how long had their religion been around in popular majority? 2000+ years as well? Yikes! Well, I grew up in Christianity being told that Egypt had Jewish slaves. So... as far as the evidence goes, I only used the Bible, and the story of Moses. Is there something else you could provide me with?
Asked by Amo - Mon Feb 4 21:19:21 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before Christianity God's chosen people was the Nation of Israel (Jews). Which means that startign with Adam and Eve, the only religion was true worship to God Almighty. It wasn't until rebellion in the Garden of Eden that there was ever any challenge to God's right to rule mankind, thus opening up the issue of whether God had right to tell mankind what is right or wrong or whether man would succeed on his own deciding for himself what is right or wrong. This is where the origin of religion apart from God's righteous standards comes into play. God tolerated (permits) false religion in order to test the sincerity and faithfulness of his own followers and prove the issue of Universal Sovereignty. Man was pretty much doing what he… [cont.]
Answered by Jazzi 757 - Tue Feb 5 22:36:29 2008
What do you know about the ancient egyptian religion?
Q. What do you know about the ancient egyptian religion?
Asked by Cleopatra R. - Mon Nov 27 19:25:07 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Religion guided every aspect of Egyptian life. Egyptian religion was based on polytheism, or the worship of many deities, except for during the reign of Akenaton. The Egyptians had as many as 2000 gods and goddesses. Some, such as Amun, were worshipped throughout the whole country, while others had only a local following. Often gods and goddesses were represented as part human and part animal. For example, Horus, the sky god, had the head of a hawk, and body of a human. They considered animals such as the bull, the cat, and the crocodile to be holy. Their two chief gods were Amon-Ra and Osiris. Amon-Ra was believed to be the sun god and the lord of the universe. Osiris was the god of the underworld. Stories about him revolved around the… [cont.]
Answered by Niguayona - Mon Nov 27 19:34:37 2006
Q. What do you know about the ancient egyptian religion?
Asked by Cleopatra R. - Mon Nov 27 19:25:07 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Religion guided every aspect of Egyptian life. Egyptian religion was based on polytheism, or the worship of many deities, except for during the reign of Akenaton. The Egyptians had as many as 2000 gods and goddesses. Some, such as Amun, were worshipped throughout the whole country, while others had only a local following. Often gods and goddesses were represented as part human and part animal. For example, Horus, the sky god, had the head of a hawk, and body of a human. They considered animals such as the bull, the cat, and the crocodile to be holy. Their two chief gods were Amon-Ra and Osiris. Amon-Ra was believed to be the sun god and the lord of the universe. Osiris was the god of the underworld. Stories about him revolved around the… [cont.]
Answered by Niguayona - Mon Nov 27 19:34:37 2006
Does anyone know an informative book about the ancient Egyptian religion?
Q. Thanks to you both for answering.
Asked by Atmo D - Tue Jul 8 06:11:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This book is an historical novel, widely fact based. It is a great reading and, very informative, regarding the Egyptian civilization and it,s gods/goddesses I highly recommend it, because it is all, but boring. Mika Waltari wrote this gem really, in a great, fast moving manner.
Answered by Silver - Tue Jul 8 06:18:53 2008
Q. Thanks to you both for answering.
Asked by Atmo D - Tue Jul 8 06:11:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This book is an historical novel, widely fact based. It is a great reading and, very informative, regarding the Egyptian civilization and it,s gods/goddesses I highly recommend it, because it is all, but boring. Mika Waltari wrote this gem really, in a great, fast moving manner.
Answered by Silver - Tue Jul 8 06:18:53 2008
Ancient Egyptian religion?
Q. I need 10 true and 10 false statements about Egyptian religion. Please help? this question is< LIKE< really really easy> read my lips really really easy<---
Asked by Manu - Tue Jun 9 07:57:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 10 true statements: 1) Egyptians believed the Pharaoh was actually a god. 2) They believed in both male and female deities. 3) They believed that when someone died, he/she had to declare in front of the Gods that he/she had not done 42 wrong things ( ) 4) Their deities had semi-human appearance. 5) They believed the floods of the Nile happened because of the Gods. 6) Sacerdotal caste had a lot of power. 7) Isis was Horus' mother. 8) Thoth invented hieroglyphs. 9) Bes was quite an horrible dwarf, but he protected families. 10) Ancient egyptian honoured cats. 10 false statements: 1) They had no gods representing the Sun. 2) They didn't have familiar deities. 3) They believed there was nothing after death. 4) They worshipped Wodan and… [cont.]
Answered by Queernunnos (ex 2nd one) - Tue Jun 9 11:34:12 2009
Q. I need 10 true and 10 false statements about Egyptian religion. Please help? this question is< LIKE< really really easy> read my lips really really easy<---
Asked by Manu - Tue Jun 9 07:57:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 10 true statements: 1) Egyptians believed the Pharaoh was actually a god. 2) They believed in both male and female deities. 3) They believed that when someone died, he/she had to declare in front of the Gods that he/she had not done 42 wrong things ( ) 4) Their deities had semi-human appearance. 5) They believed the floods of the Nile happened because of the Gods. 6) Sacerdotal caste had a lot of power. 7) Isis was Horus' mother. 8) Thoth invented hieroglyphs. 9) Bes was quite an horrible dwarf, but he protected families. 10) Ancient egyptian honoured cats. 10 false statements: 1) They had no gods representing the Sun. 2) They didn't have familiar deities. 3) They believed there was nothing after death. 4) They worshipped Wodan and… [cont.]
Answered by Queernunnos (ex 2nd one) - Tue Jun 9 11:34:12 2009
The Ancient Egyptian Religion?
Q. I've been looking for ages for Sacrifices made in Ancient Egypt! but i can't find any! What sort of sacrifices were made in Ancient Egypt? How was it performed, to who was the sacrifice made, what was the purpose of it, and what time of year was it made? thankkyouu!! =]
Asked by Serina - Mon Apr 7 09:50:09 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I've been looking for ages for Sacrifices made in Ancient Egypt! but i can't find any! What sort of sacrifices were made in Ancient Egypt? How was it performed, to who was the sacrifice made, what was the purpose of it, and what time of year was it made? thankkyouu!! =]
Asked by Serina - Mon Apr 7 09:50:09 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Was Hinduism or Buddhism more similar to ancient Egyptian religion? Why?
Q. Was Hinduism or Buddhism more similar to ancient Egyptian religion? Why?
Asked by Hihihihihihihihihihihihihihihihi - Mon Feb 9 20:10:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think either of them are in the least bit similar to ancient Egyptian religion, but I'll go with Hinduism because both Hinduism and ancient Egyptian religion have many different gods that people worship. Buddhism is all about negating desire, and the ancient Egyptians had no concept of asceticism.
Answered by La Nokta Besto - Mon Feb 9 20:15:34 2009
Q. Was Hinduism or Buddhism more similar to ancient Egyptian religion? Why?
Asked by Hihihihihihihihihihihihihihihihi - Mon Feb 9 20:10:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think either of them are in the least bit similar to ancient Egyptian religion, but I'll go with Hinduism because both Hinduism and ancient Egyptian religion have many different gods that people worship. Buddhism is all about negating desire, and the ancient Egyptians had no concept of asceticism.
Answered by La Nokta Besto - Mon Feb 9 20:15:34 2009
How do you think ancient Egyptian art connects with and reflects their religion and culture?
Q. I am very interested in ancient art. I especially have a love for ancient Egyptian art. What do you think?
Asked by ~*Clarabelle*~ - Mon Oct 20 21:39:46 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they drew what they believed like how they sacrificed who the ruler was there letters/symbols could also be seen as art because they spoke it and it was written on most structures not to mention for religion they worshiped some of the art they created for their gods it all goes back to what they believed
Answered by beth - Mon Oct 20 21:45:56 2008
Q. I am very interested in ancient art. I especially have a love for ancient Egyptian art. What do you think?
Asked by ~*Clarabelle*~ - Mon Oct 20 21:39:46 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they drew what they believed like how they sacrificed who the ruler was there letters/symbols could also be seen as art because they spoke it and it was written on most structures not to mention for religion they worshiped some of the art they created for their gods it all goes back to what they believed
Answered by beth - Mon Oct 20 21:45:56 2008
i need to know, who created the universe and all the gods according to ancient egyptian religion?
Q. i need to know, who created the universe and all the gods according to ancient egyptian religion?
Asked by supratuner9 - Wed Oct 25 20:32:01 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Atum then from Atum came Shu then Tefnut they bore children Geb and Nut then came Osiris, Isis, Seth and Nephthys. The son of Isis and Osiris is Horus
Answered by Xae - Wed Oct 25 20:34:38 2006
Q. i need to know, who created the universe and all the gods according to ancient egyptian religion?
Asked by supratuner9 - Wed Oct 25 20:32:01 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Atum then from Atum came Shu then Tefnut they bore children Geb and Nut then came Osiris, Isis, Seth and Nephthys. The son of Isis and Osiris is Horus
Answered by Xae - Wed Oct 25 20:34:38 2006
why does christianity look exactly the same as the ancient Egyptian's religion?
Q. the story of Horus and the story of Jesus
Asked by George W coulter - Thu Aug 2 17:57:43 2007 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because the stories of Jesus were plagerised from other religions.Horus,Mithra etc.
Answered by darwinsfriend AM - Thu Aug 2 18:00:31 2007
Q. the story of Horus and the story of Jesus
Asked by George W coulter - Thu Aug 2 17:57:43 2007 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because the stories of Jesus were plagerised from other religions.Horus,Mithra etc.
Answered by darwinsfriend AM - Thu Aug 2 18:00:31 2007
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