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10030
I would agree with you that it was a grave error. Never leave people with nothing to loose. People with hope are a lot easier to deal with. In the specific...
Richard
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Aug 1, 2003
11:43 am
10031
One of the few things to be said for modern apocalyptic war is the generals and politicians know that they are liable to die along with every one else. It does...
Richard
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Aug 1, 2003
11:53 am
10032
It is minor technical details like these that make me more than suspect that when finally written down not all details were still known. The Jews were...
Richard
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Aug 1, 2003
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10033
... Fiction. Thanks, Richard! Alas, I'm one of the four writers on earth who doesn't have a web site, but if I decide to set one up I'll definitely link it...
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Aug 1, 2003
3:34 pm
10034
So whichever nation has the fastest delivery system wins then, gulp, oh I do so hope they've given him a rubber button then. Interesting tho that we ain't...
junosnuffink
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Aug 1, 2003
4:22 pm
10035
I don't think either side wins just one loses first. Still it did stop Nato and the Warsaw pack from starting any wars in Europ for 50 years which as a...
Richard
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Aug 1, 2003
4:51 pm
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And on a quick search for below found some other tidbits In 650 the Khazars, a new group formed from a mixture of Turks, Bulgars (Huns) and Caucasians, formed...
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Aug 1, 2003
5:08 pm
10037
Indeed the Byzantines were very much on the defensive during those years, but their interest in cities was eminently strategic: they were gifted at ...
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Aug 1, 2003
6:32 pm
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... From : Richard <gauiscaecilius@...> Date : 01 August 2003 12:53:25 One of the few things to be said for modern apocalyptic war is the ... .... I...
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Aug 1, 2003
7:35 pm
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As I understand it, the Bible we know in its myriad translations was compiled during the 60 years in Babylon. The compilers were at pains to distinguish...
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Aug 1, 2003
7:53 pm
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More-over the general public is unaware of all this. Many still think that the Hebrew Bible is much more historically accurate than even conservative Scholars...
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Aug 2, 2003
12:06 pm
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I have been wondering if the word Amen which appears in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible is anything to do with the main Egyptian god Amen-Ra or...
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Aug 2, 2003
12:38 pm
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It is possible that elements of the cult of Amun Ra were incorporated into the Jewish concept of God as similarities exist the concept of God the father being...
Richard
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Aug 2, 2003
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I've always been led to believe that "amen" was simply a word serving to close a speach meaning "so be it" or something equivalent and had nothing to do with...
khakiberetman
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Aug 2, 2003
3:26 pm
10044
Perhaps this ties to Egyptian "lone-god" Aten or Atun as conceived/shown/developed by the "heritic" Pharoh Ankenaten. I can toss out more than a few political,...
Lady of Wildwood
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Aug 2, 2003
4:55 pm
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The term "Amun" comes from the Assyrian-translation of Sumerian cuneiform. The original Sumerian term was used to terminate a prayer or a hymn. The Semetic...
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Aug 2, 2003
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10046
Many, many thanks for this info, Jach! Most excellent! Once again, I really must say that I think this is the most open, understanding, curious, learned, and...
Lady of Wildwood
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Aug 2, 2003
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... From : jachthondus <no_reply@...> Date : 02 August 2003 13:06:23 More-over the general public is unaware of all this. Many still think ... If...
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Aug 2, 2003
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... From : johnmcneill_162000 <JohnMcNeill_16@...> Date : 02 August 2003 13:38:05 I have been wondering if the word Amen which appears in both the Old ...
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Aug 2, 2003
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... From : Richard <gauiscaecilius@...> Date : 02 August 2003 15:40:09 ... But was there so much difference? Hidden in Biblical translation are...
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Aug 2, 2003
6:29 pm
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That was actually Sigmund Freud's theory, hinging mostly on the similarity between "Aten" and "Adonai", an epithet of YHVH. I think most modern scholarship now...
Christopher L. Wood
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Aug 2, 2003
10:25 pm
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That's interesting about Ahkenaton. I recently saw special that suggested Nerttiti actually succeeded Akhenaton under a male name. (Can't remember it.) Rabagas...
michelle morlock
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Aug 3, 2003
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Another theory I have heard is that Akhenaton was the pharoah influenced by 'Joseph' (he of the coloured coat) and Ramses II was the pharoah at the time of...
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Aug 3, 2003
1:21 am
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(From Ben, a new mamber). I've seen that documentry about Nefertiti suceeding Ahkenaton. I think we may be getting names confused because there are two other ...
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Aug 3, 2003
8:13 am
10054
I too have come across this one and if u accept that the chronology is out in the bible then it does tie back in quite neatly to acceptable known theories for...
junosnuffink
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Aug 3, 2003
9:31 am
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Yes, there's another case, too. But the documentary I saw said that Nefertiti succeeded Ahkenaten under the name of the Pharoh who preceded Tutenkhamen.(No...
michelle morlock
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Aug 3, 2003
2:04 pm
10056
Greetings. Such a learned group as has been assembled here was the first I thought of when I was posed a most difficult question to answer. Did the people of...
Martinus Draco Byzant...
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Aug 3, 2003
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I don't think Akenaten blamed Amen-Ra for Nefertiti's death as she didn't die until well into the Amarna experiment when a plague swept through Egypt. Several...
Mary Harrsch
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Aug 3, 2003
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10058
Indeed, there are several places mentioned as Abrahams "Ur of the Chaldeans". My theory is: The "Ur of the Chaldeans" as applied to lower Mesopotamia does not ...
jachthondus
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Aug 3, 2003
4:17 pm
10059
When I watched the Discovery Channel program "Letters from the Roman Front", I was surprised to learn that the Romans stationed at Vindolanda were actually...
Mary Harrsch
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