method wrote:magnumt wrote:
And dude, talk about butchering words.
Yeah I type why to fast without proof reading.Also doesnt help that I dont have spellcheck on.
Not you, gavran.
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method wrote:magnumt wrote:
And dude, talk about butchering words.
Yeah I type why to fast without proof reading.Also doesnt help that I dont have spellcheck on.
method wrote:edit:why would they be on top of each other if it wasnt meant to be that way?Of course if you seperate a hierogliph you could make it mean anthing.But it wasnt meant to.
magnumt wrote:
Not you, gavran.
magnumt wrote:j4remi wrote:Ancient batteries too...there are some strange things out there.
Yeah, when I 1st saw that I was like whooooooooooh!
Egyptians really had some things they shouldn't have (as did many of the other Ancient Powers). The Romans for example should not have had such a grasp of Architecture and Infrastructure. The Babylonians should not have known so much about Agriculture or Metallurgy. The Greeks/Persians about Naval/Astronomy. The Myans about Astronomy/Math.
You get the point.
--Mags
TheBluest wrote:REVOLVER wrote:i think its an interesting theory. i don't think believing that the human race was created by a race of aliens is that difference from believing in some all powerful entity.
I've been trying to get around to reading a couple of different books (forbidden archeology, and chariots of the gods) apart from looking for a book that explains and goes into detail about how Mesopotamian mythology pertains to the abrahamic religions. i do find it interesting that in Rev 4:5 it saysAnd out of the throne proceeded lightnings and thunderings and voices: and there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God.
and in Sumerian mythology their are 7 gods who decree (anu, enlil, ki, enki, ishtar, sin, and sama).
personally I'm by no means some learned scholar on this subject, but it has intrigued me my whole life and I'm always willing to learn something new.
Please break down Daniel 10:13 and 10:20.....I'd like to get your thoughts
gavran wrote:magnumt wrote:gavran wrote:Those arend helicopters and shapeships, those are just two different layers of hierogliphs on top of each other. Once you separate them, it all makes sense.
Everything is explainable if you look hard enough, right? I bet I can explain that the letter X is really two other symbols accidentally placed on top of each other.
True, you can explain everything in a lot of different ways, but that's where Occam's razor kicks in. Helicopters and submarines make no sense in ancient Egypt, but tales of a dead pharao do (which is the case in Abydos)
gavran wrote:method wrote:edit:why would they be on top of each other if it wasnt meant to be that way?Of course if you seperate a hierogliph you could make it mean anthing.But it wasnt meant to.
Missed this part, so I'm gonna (try to) answer it now. It's just the way we are. Someone made those hierogliphs, and centuries later someone else decided he doesn't like those, so he tried to earse it, and write something else. Now as time passed by, it got old, some parts fell off the wall, and voila, it looks like submarine. I wish I could find the meaning of the separate lines, but I just can't find it with Google.
gavran wrote:
My excuse is pretty much the same, plus I can always pull out the "English is not my native language part" :P
j4remi wrote:magnumt wrote:j4remi wrote:Ancient batteries too...there are some strange things out there.
Yeah, when I 1st saw that I was like whooooooooooh!
Egyptians really had some things they shouldn't have (as did many of the other Ancient Powers). The Romans for example should not have had such a grasp of Architecture and Infrastructure. The Babylonians should not have known so much about Agriculture or Metallurgy. The Greeks/Persians about Naval/Astronomy. The Myans about Astronomy/Math.
You get the point.
--Mags
I would love for someone to decipher the Voynich (sp?) Manuscript some day or what the hell the Giant Stone balls are in Costa Rica...
method wrote:gavran wrote:method wrote:edit:why would they be on top of each other if it wasnt meant to be that way?Of course if you seperate a hierogliph you could make it mean anthing.But it wasnt meant to.
Missed this part, so I'm gonna (try to) answer it now. It's just the way we are. Someone made those hierogliphs, and centuries later someone else decided he doesn't like those, so he tried to earse it, and write something else. Now as time passed by, it got old, some parts fell off the wall, and voila, it looks like submarine. I wish I could find the meaning of the separate lines, but I just can't find it with Google.
Yeah I see what you mean.But the proof is overwhelming that is just the tip of the iceberg.
j4remi wrote:For the guys discussing religious quotes and numbers...Cross check all numbers with astrology...I watched a documentary called Zeitgeist that changed the Christ story completely for me.
magnumt wrote:
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It's like people who say the Bimini Roads were naturally carved and laid out that way. My ass, near-perfect spheres the size and weight of cars could be naturally carved and placed like that (speaking both about the Roads and Balls here that you and I just referred to).
--Mags
magnumt wrote:j4remi wrote:Ancient batteries too...there are some strange things out there.
Yeah, when I 1st saw that I was like whooooooooooh!
Egyptians really had some things they shouldn't have (as did many of the other Ancient Powers). The Romans for example should not have had such a grasp of Architecture and Infrastructure. The Babylonians should not have known so much about Agriculture or Metallurgy. The Greeks/Persians about Naval/Astronomy. The Myans about Astronomy/Math.
You get the point.
--Mags
ITGM wrote:Actually we are the ones who are out of sync. We are groomed to be mindless idiots, we are fed poison and our thirst is quenched with contamination. We are given an education that is superfluous to our advancement of the human race and our entire existence has been setup for us to value a specious reality.
magnumt wrote:
, Indeed. I want Easter Island and Stonehenge as my Ancient Mysteries that need to be unlocked.
It's like people who say the Bimini Roads were naturally carved and laid out that way. My ass, near-perfect spheres the size and weight of cars could be naturally carved and placed like that (speaking both about the Roads and Balls here that you and I just referred to).
--Mags
magnumt wrote:
Well the story there goes that in the Bible, certain placement of Words and letters when cross-referenced with a certain cipher can tell the future of major traumatic events in History (many of which have come to pass).
--Mags
magnumt wrote:j4remi wrote:For the guys discussing religious quotes and numbers...Cross check all numbers with astrology...I watched a documentary called Zeitgeist that changed the Christ story completely for me.
Well the story there goes that in the Bible, certain placement of Words and letters when cross-referenced with a certain cipher can tell the future of major traumatic events in History (many of which have come to pass).
--Mags
method wrote:magnumt wrote:
I
It's like people who say the Bimini Roads were naturally carved and laid out that way. My ass, near-perfect spheres the size and weight of cars could be naturally carved and placed like that (speaking both about the Roads and Balls here that you and I just referred to).
--Mags
The best part of that is Edger Gacey predicted that the bimini road is part of Atalantis.