Re: God=G_uv proves 40k B.C. Creation

From: George Hammond (nowhere_at_nomailspam.com)
Date: 10/16/04 

Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2004 07:34:47 -0400

"bv_schornak" <nowhere@schornak.de> wrote in message
news:ckm911$clt$02$1@news.t-online.com...
> George Hammond wrote:
>
> >bv_schornak wrote:
> >
> >>George Hammond wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>You're fulla *** too. Constantine not only personally initiated the
> >>>celebrated Edict of Milan ending Christian persecution, 13 years
> >>>later he convened the Council of Nicea and personally saw to it
> >>>theat Jesus was delcared the Son of God and divine. He actually
> >>>penned the key phrases in the Nicean Creed declaring Christ of
> >>>the same substance as God. Clearly Constanitine, second only to
> >>>St. Paul must be considered one of the fathers of modern
> >>>Christianity.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>You should read the historical facts, not those stories published
> >>by the RCC.
> >>
> >>Constantine was the high priest of Sol Invictus - the incarnation
> >>of the God. He (ab)used the RCC and included them in his plans to
> >>unify all different religions under the hood of Sol Invictus (not
> >>the Christian God!). Our Sunday and Christmas - now Christian ho-
> >>lidays - are "imported" from the Sol Innvictus cult (e.g. Xmas is
> >>the winter solstice).
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >[Hammond]
> >I prefer my own references, such as:
> > http://www.columbia.edu/cu/augustine/arch/sbrandt/nicea.htm
> >which says:
> >
> > "....the Emperor suggested the key word "homoousious"
> >that appears in the Nicene Creed. (tranlation: 'consubstantial')"
> >
> >"Constantine did play an important role at the Council.....
> >The account of Eusebius fairly glows in regard to the Emperor,
> >and he is portrayed as a key figure."
> >
> >[Hammond]
> >So Constantine *DID* play a central role in formulating
> >the Nicean Creed! In fact Constantine's description of
> >christ as "consubstantial" with God ended the Arian heresy
> >which claimed Jesus was not divine.
> >
> >
> >"A date was set for the forcing of the Church to readmit Arius,
> >(excommunicated by the Council of Nicea as a heretic) but while
> >he was waiting for Constantine to arrive Arius stopped
> >to relive himself and his bowels burst and he died"
> >
> >[Hammond]
> >Apparently Arius (cf. Arian Heresy) stopped to take a quick
> >*** while rushing to meet Constantine and in his haste put
> >on to much hydraulic pressure and exploded his *** and died....
> >goes to show you what can happen to heretics!
> >
>
> Which still doesn't say anything about Constantine being a
> Christian. The RCC considered to give Constantine the same
> status than Jesus, "Incarnation of God" - to get even more
> might. The entire "story" was nothing else than an attempt
> to get the might and control over the mundane leaders.
>
> >>A very lengthy article with a lot of real facts:
> >>
> >><http://www.professorenforum.de/volumes/v02n03/artikel3/wolmer.htm>
> >>
> >>[written in German language - you may use Googles translator...]
> >>
> >>Books about Constantine and Sol Invictus:
> >>
> >>[Chadwick, Early Church]
> >>[Halsberghe, The Cult Of Sol Invictus]
> >>
> >>Constantine was _baptized_ on his deathbed. It does not mean that
> >>he ever was a Christian nor that he ever believed in their God.
> >>
> >>The Chi-Ro (the _sign_ of "Jesus Christ"...) was already known in
> >>Pompeij (buried under lava 79 B.C. !). It was found on tombstones
> >>in the unearthed town of Pompeij...
> >>
> >>
> >
> >[Hammond]
> >Wake up... the "quadrature structure" (Cartesian Structure) of
> >Religion was discovered by the Egyptians during the Old Kingdom
> >(2,500 B.C.) and was symbolized by the "Ankh" (the 'Life' symbol)
> >central to their Religion:
> >_0_
> >
>
> Don't try to tell me stuff about things I have studied for
> about 40 years, George. You can't beat me in this field...
>
> <http://www.touregypt.net/featurestories/ankh.htm>
> About the meaning of the Ankh.
>
> <http://www.touregypt.net/godsofegypt/>
> There are 125 Gods listed. How does this fit into SPoG?
>
> <http://www.trinicenter.com/Cudjoe/AfricanChrist.htm>
> About plagiarism of the Jewish and Christian religion.
>
> [Post your claim to a NG where Egyptologists are posting -
> you will get a more than detailed reply why this isn't the
> case. Egyptians used "picturesque" symbols, they represent
> things you can find in reality, not "virtual" objects.]

[Hammond]
come off it.... are you trying to tell me the Egyptians were ignorant
of Psychology?.... I don't think so.... from my viewpoint they had
one of the most sophisticated psychologically based religions in
history.... anyone who can look at the models of their gods... men
walking around with the heads of different animals... like the
book keeper with the head of an Ibis with a long beak... or
Osirus with the head of a Jackel.... or that guy with the head of an
alligator.... or Horus the Owl god. I think it was one of the most
amazing, educational and user friendly religions in history!
Certainly far more sophisticated than the Greco-roman mythology
for instance.
   And BTW, all of the royalty can be seen walking around with
an "Ankh" in their hands... which obviously is the fore runner of
the Cross of Christianity.

>
>
> Greetings from the _uncensored_ Reality
>
> Bernhard Schornak
>

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