Was Horus Born on December 25th of a Virgin?
And another one hot off the presses, full of images and primary sources! There is so much misinformation, disinformation and outright lying about this subject that this article needs to be spread widely. Feel free to post and link around wherever you see the need – just copy and paste the below.
Was Horus Born on December 25th of a Virgin?
http://www.truthbeknown.com/horus.html
Jesus Christ is not the only god supposedly born of a virgin on December 25th. So too was Horus of Egypt. The mythical motif of the sun god born at the winter solstice of a virgin precedes the common era by many centuries. As demonstrated here, its presence in the myths of Sokar, a form of both Osiris and Horus, dates back over 3,000 years. The same motif was celebrated as applied to Aion, Horus and other virgin-born solar deities around the globe for millennia.
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Imagine …
that.
😉
I can hear it now …
“But, Jesus was the REAL one. Those others are just myths.”
Rome
Gave us that date via Constantine and his mother, a Minerva worshiper.
Do the actual research . NO Christian was consulted on the establishment of texts, but they fixed them in recent times when the actual original texts are studied. Check it. You got duped. We all got duped away from a philosophy of accountability and love through wisdom( a kingdom not of flesh)by sun and moon worshippers . Dear lord, save me from dummies who believe a lie.
The handicapped and mentally deficient ( like myself, of the latter) have no hope if the intellectual continues to argue a lie. Looking for the king who isn’t here, since the kingdom of the flesh is the way of man and not of jesus .Emotions and thought cannot be taxed,,, yet
There pray hard , the real one is lost to history. So all of them are.
Continually I suffer the ignorance of supposed Christians duped into sun worship . When clearly philosophy of non accountability is a big money maker. But there are many good people who believe in Jesus , but the good ones are the ones who look past the lies and see hope for their own human condition through accountability . So if Jesus bashing is the order of the day , then so be it.
” Believing in nothing is so fake, I’ve never seen “nothing” so I don’t believe that nothing exists, where is the historical record for the absence of god among any ancient people, they all believed in something,, not nothing” lol ( I could be wrong but where is the atheists history from antiquity )
Life is. But death and destruction sells.
Can’t we all just get along? I’d even pay a tax to see that.hell, I’d give up quite a bit to live that.- peace
No one is engaging in “Jesus bashing” here, and your comments here and elsewhere are irrelevant. It is obvious you did not even read the original post and have little to contribute to the discussion.
In the meantime, the basic archetype/pattern I am revealing through comparative religion and mythology studies demonstrates that the “Jesus Christ” of the New Testament is a fictional composite of characters, real and mythical. A composite of multiple “people” is no one.