What Was the Religion of Adam and Eve?

[Rasta]

Adam and Eve never exsisted. So they never had a religion. Adam and Eve were created by Jews as an explaination for a question that didn't have an answer. So they made up an answer. Then they wrote it in a book. Some people called this history. This is not history however. It is a myth. Just like all myths, it's not real.

The Bible has been wrong all along.

 

[Rasta]

dnihila,

Now that your very own googled sources claim that "allah" was the same god as that of the pagan Arabs, you need to prove to us that the god "allah" of the Koran is anything other than that same pagan Arab god dressed up to look like the true Biblical creator God.

Have fun with that one...

Cool. It's kinda like how the Christian concepts of: "3 doesn't mean 3, silly, 3 actually means 1" is rooted in pagan concepts as well.

The Babylonian Talmud is a good place to start if you honestly want to discover the truth of your religion's origins.

 

[ApplePie7]

Cool. It's kinda like how the Christian concepts of: "3 doesn't mean 3, silly, 3 actually means 1" is rooted in pagan concepts as well.

The Babylonian Talmud is a good place to start if you honestly want to discover the truth of your religion's origins.

Don't forget to demonstrate how all are simultaneously the one God.

 

[Rasta]

Don't forget to demonstrate how all are simultaneously the one God.

Demonstrate how?

 

[ApplePie7]

Demonstrate how?

Show us one pagan "trinity" that has each simultaneously being the one God, as is in the Biblical Trinity.

Go google...

 

[Rasta]

Show us one pagan "trinity" that has each simultaneously being the one God, as is in the Biblical Trinity.

Go google...

I was speaking of the roots of the silly idea, not the silly idea itself in completion.

 

[Rasta]

There is also much more. Simularities between Christianity and Pagansim: http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_jcpa1.htm

Have fun with that one.

Here is an interesting quote.

Celsus was a Platonist and polemical writer against Christianity who lived in the late 2nd century CE According to Freke & Gandy, he "complained that this recent religion [of Christianity} was only a pale reflection" of Pagan belief. 3 According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, Celsus pointed out that Christianity copied the concepts of others. Christian "...ideas concerning the origin of the universe, etc., are common to all peoples and to the wise men of antiquity."

 

[ApplePie7]

I was speaking of the roots of the silly idea, not the silly idea itself in completion.

Unless you can show us that any pagan "trinity" has each member simultanously being the same entity , then you have nothing to thwart the Biblical Trinity.

 

[Rasta]

Unless you can show us that any pagan "trinity" has each member simultanously being the same entity , then you have nothing to thwart the Biblical Trinity.

So are you claiming that the pagan Allah, is exactly the same as the monotheistic Allah that the Muslims worship?

I don't think you are, because that would be easy to demonstrate as false, so thanks for refuting your own argument.

 

[Rasta]

Unless you can show us that any pagan "trinity" has each member simultanously being the same entity , then you have nothing to thwart the Biblical Trinity.

Here you go.

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The "Hecate" goddess of Greek Mythology (on the left).
An ancient Fertility goddess, also identified with Persephone, as Queen of Hades (underworld), and protector of witches.
The "Hecate" or "Hekate" is characterized as a Trinity, that existed within pagan mythology as a three faced goddess. The three faces represented the "Maiden", the "Matron" (or Mother), and "the "Crone". The ancient concept of "The Trinity" most certainly affected the decisions of the ancient Roman Catholic church. What better way for Satan to overwhelm the True Hebrew Messianic movement by creating a Pseudo Greek-Roman Messianic movement called Christianity (Anti-Messianism). Trinitarians deny this, but facts are facts

Source: http://www.sabbatarian.com/Paganism/HecateTrinity.html

As they say above. Facts are facts, even if you deny them.

 

[Drwhat]

Hi DniHila,
Adam & Eve were clearly Atheists because even when they heard God speak to them and tell them His simple rules they blissfully denied any existance of Him and acted on what they thought was their free-wills. Little did they know. Lol.

 

[ApplePie7]

So are you claiming that the pagan Allah, is exactly the same as the monotheistic Allah that the Muslims worship?

Yes.

 

[ApplePie7]

Here you go.



Source: http://www.sabbatarian.com/Paganism/HecateTrinity.html

As they say above. Facts are facts, even if you deny them.

Where are they all simultaneously the one God?

They are not.

Google some more...

 

[Rasta]

Yes.

Well you are wrong. Pre Islam, Allah was not the only god, like Allah from the Quran.

The concepts associated with the term Allah (as a deity) differ among the traditions. In pre-Islamic Arabia amongst pagan Arabs, Allah was not the sole divinity, having associates and companions, sons and daughters, a concept strongly opposed by Islam.

Notice the bolded words.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah

I told you it was an easy assertion to refute. Even if you ingored that section of my post.

Good job.

 

[Rasta]

Where are they all simultaneously the one God?

Yes they are all the same Goddess. So this is a clear cut example of christianity borrowing then altering a Pagan concept. Like I said before, facts are facts, even if you ignore them.

Google some more...

Yeah, you know, what ever it takes for you to sleep at night. Circular logic and double standards are not a good thing, in case you were unaware.

 

[Rasta]

Hi DniHila,
Adam & Eve were clearly Atheists because even when they heard God speak to them and tell them His simple rules they blissfully denied any existance of Him and acted on what they thought was their free-wills. Little did they know. Lol.

Well, if god "spoke" to them then, like god "speaks" to us today, ( the "voice" that really isn't an audible "voice" and all), it isn't surprising why they "wouldn't listen".

 

[ApplePie7]

Well you are wrong. Pre Islam, Allah was not the only god, like Allah from the Quran.

The "allah" of the Koran is the same "allah" as worshiped before the Koran was written....simply repackaged for islamic consumption.

Notice the bolded words.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah

I told you it was an easy assertion to refute. Even if you ingored that section of my post.

Good job.

Since when is islam the same thing as the Koran?

 

[ApplePie7]

Yes they are all the same Goddess.

Where in your googled webpaste does it state that they are each simultaneously the one God?

 

[Rasta]

The "allah" of the Koran is the same "allah" as worshiped before the Koran was written....simply repackaged for islamic consumption.

Can you back this up? Or is this a blind assertion that you would like to be true? Regardless, the trinity was merely repackeged for christian consumption.

Since when is islam the same thing as the Koran?

Ditto for christianity and the bible.

 

[Rasta]

Where in your googled webpaste does it state that they are each simultaneously the one God?

Right here:

The "Hecate" goddess of Greek Mythology (on the left).
An ancient Fertility goddess, also identified with Persephone, as Queen of Hades (underworld), and protector of witches.
The "Hecate" or "Hekate" is characterized as a Trinity, that existed within pagan mythology as a three faced goddess. The three faces represented the "Maiden", the "Matron" (or Mother), and "the "Crone". The ancient concept of "The Trinity"

Notice the words bolded in red. They all speak of the singular, so it is clear that the Hectate is one Goddess.