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it seems like there are alot of saviors throught the ages and all of them are strikingly simliar.

check it out

[GVideo]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5547481422995115331[/GVideo]

I should probably tell you that you probably shouldn't get too carried away on the conspiracy angle of 9/11. It's scientifically inaccurate. Ask any engineer, and even popular science, and you will see that it was all just fraud. Yes, I know Bush deserves to be bashed, but I'd rather bash him for something he is than something he isn't. It's not very difficult anyways.

that video had nothing to do with 9/11 or george bush

If you watch the second half of it, it suggests that the buildings were blown up on purpose by Bush, and it wasn't actually a terrorist act...unless, of course, I'm thinking of a different movie.

i didnt post the second half of it. the part i posted about is how almost every reigion has a saviour figure thats almost identcal to te egyptian god horus

It's spelled 'Zeitgeist'. Figured I should mention this.

Well, I did find that quite amusing, but I forgot what I found about it. However, I don't know if their sources are entirely accurate.

im pretty sure they are. the bible ripped off the flood story, and just about everything else from the egytians

I mean I'd like to see the actual stuff written on it. Besides Wikipedia.

ok heres the epic of gilgamesh

http://www.ancienttexts.org/library/mes ... gilgamesh/

heres the simlarieties between horus and jesus

http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_jcpa5.htm

oh my godness! i better fix it right way

Lots of the stories told by various religions around the world are similar, because they include archetypes and dramatic events (like floods, fires) that occur everywhere.

Have you read about the recent research that found villages on the bottom of the Black Sea? Apparently, there was once a natural dam that kept that area like the Dead Sea - below sea level. Then, a few thousand years ago, it burst. This may have been the flood of Noah. The dam probably started to leak before it ruptured, and someone may have taken that as an omen to build a boat.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/blacksea/

yeah i knew that. most of the old testement storys were stolen from the sumerians. intresingly enough im shure there the only ones who probably know whats up and eveyone after them were copycats

I watched that entire video a while back. It's good entertainment for people who love conspiracy theories, but should be taken with a big grain of salt. All the most "damning" evidence is mostly snipped, distorted, or taken out of context. They manipulate and misrepresent their sources in a way that isn't very discrete and state very little that can be backed up with solid evidence. That said, most of the stuff is half believable. When people in power regularly lie and conceal facts it’s hard to put anything past them.

The story of Jesus is strikingly similar to that of Mithras, a Zoroastrian god.