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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Druss who wrote (7627)7/11/2001 11:15:56 AM
From: Solon  Read Replies (2) of 28931
 
Hi Druss,

I think you would find this interesting as it regards Moses and the "God" language used in parts of the bible.

members.aol.com

This pyramid article comes from a great archeology site: ( discoveringarchaeology.com )

egyptrevealed.com

Here is an interesting theory...

"...In this book I offer a radical new solution to the puzzle of Israel's origins, one that places its earliest roots in fourteenth century Egypt during the reign of the monotheistic Pharaoh Akhenaten. I call this the "Atenist" theory, after the unique deity that he worshipped. It holds that the refugees departing Egypt during what later became known as the Exodus were native Egyptians, devoted followers of the pharaoh Akhenaten.

This king's monotheistic religious reforms triggered massive resentment throughout the country. Less than two decades after Akhenaten’s death Pharaoh Horemheb launched an aggressive counter-revolution aimed at suppressing all memory of the hated predecessor. Akhenaten's loyal followers suffered greatly. They were removed from office, stripped of honor and property, and in many instances banished from the country. These persecuted Egyptians united together, rose in rebellion and formed the House of Israel. ..."

ggreenberg.tripod.com

I'm heading to the doctors for some medicine, Druss. I wish I had the time to share your exploration of this topic. Fascinating. Talk to you later.
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