NoirDynosaur
Yurrrrrrrrrr
Here's some food for thought. This may bring out some feelings out but...I leave up to you
Why did Christianity appropriate Egyptian Mythology
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True Religion BuddhaMan
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debunked
Dwayne_Taylor
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Was it really appropriated or is it just derivative like all mythology and folklore including the Egyptian mythology.
the cac mamba
Veteran
because it's fake, manmade bullshyt, written by goat herders who didn't know where the sun went at night
Seoul Gleou
Veteran
all the mythologies in the fertile crescent are still alive and well today
IN 
True Religion BuddhaMan
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Ok I actually watched the video 
Wisdomkeyz
Banned
Why are you nikkaz so obsessed with Egypt
Damn near every time shyt go south in the biblical narrative dem MF's run to Egypt.
Somebody always either going into Egypt, leaving Egypt, or being rescued by Egypt(via Nubians)
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mbewane
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When you look at that area of the mediterranean, it's easy to understand. All civilizations/religions have links to each other, for the simple reason that it's a small geographical area in which people have been travelling around and dealing with each other for centuries. Writing, languages, and cultures and thus religions have all been influenced by those who were around before or by the neighbours.
I'm not about to fukk up my youtube recommendations algorithm
The Greeks stole and misinterpreted knowledge from Kemets Mystery Schools. Of course, people like Emperor Constantine whitewashed and paganized what we know today as "Christianity"
True Religion BuddhaMan
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KEMET was Lit
Damn near every time shyt go south in the biblical narrative dem MF's run to Egypt.
Somebody always either going into Egypt, leaving Egypt, or being rescued by Egypt(via Nubians)
I'm still trippin off Dr. Clarke making the observation that half the stories in the bible take place in Africa but few of the people in the bible are depicted as black.KEMET was Lit
True Religion BuddhaMan
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Its a valid observation but no disrespect to the ancestor Dr. Clarke...why would you need to depict them black when half the stories take place in what we now call "Africa"?I'm still trippin off Dr. Clarke making the observation that half the stories in the bible take place in Africa but few of the people in the bible are depicted as black.
If my memory serves meIts a valid observation but no disrespect to the ancestor Dr. Clarke...why would you need to depict them black when half the stories take place in what we now call "Africa"?
Because as he put it, when he was a young Sunday school teacher all the teaching material came from some company in Tennessee where all the images of biblical figures where cacs.
(He didn't get why none were black ...and as he learned more about history after moving to NYC I assume it made even less sense and eventually became a glaring "omission")
