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What happened to God (YHWY)'s wife and children after their divorce?
Q. abundant archaeological artifacts and ancient inscriptions throughout Israel prove that until about 6th century BCE, the ancient semitic deity YHWY whom Xians worship as god the father, had a wife, the fertility goddess Ashera, who was worshiped in her own right by the Jews. The couple had 60-70 children. The Jews were rescued from the Babylonian captivity by Persians and thereafter the monotheistic Persian religion Zoroastrianism greatly influenced Judaism to become monotheistic. So God divorced his wife. All references to Ashera were edited from the Hebrew Bible. Biblical editing to reflect contemporaneous theological vogues was constantly occurring from the earliest days of the Bible until modern times. Ashera was probably edited out… [cont.]
Asked by enigma - Thu Jan 31 16:35:59 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You are forgetting possibly the oldest fertility Goddess ever worshipped: The Goddess of Willendorf. However, I don't believe for a moment that the god the Christians worship is the one followers of ancient religions (and even Wicca) worship. My God and Goddess are still happily side-by-side.
Answered by wiccanhpp - Thu Jan 31 16:42:43 2008
Q. abundant archaeological artifacts and ancient inscriptions throughout Israel prove that until about 6th century BCE, the ancient semitic deity YHWY whom Xians worship as god the father, had a wife, the fertility goddess Ashera, who was worshiped in her own right by the Jews. The couple had 60-70 children. The Jews were rescued from the Babylonian captivity by Persians and thereafter the monotheistic Persian religion Zoroastrianism greatly influenced Judaism to become monotheistic. So God divorced his wife. All references to Ashera were edited from the Hebrew Bible. Biblical editing to reflect contemporaneous theological vogues was constantly occurring from the earliest days of the Bible until modern times. Ashera was probably edited out… [cont.]
Asked by enigma - Thu Jan 31 16:35:59 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You are forgetting possibly the oldest fertility Goddess ever worshipped: The Goddess of Willendorf. However, I don't believe for a moment that the god the Christians worship is the one followers of ancient religions (and even Wicca) worship. My God and Goddess are still happily side-by-side.
Answered by wiccanhpp - Thu Jan 31 16:42:43 2008
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