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2017-02-12 17:44:05 UTC

Jesus is closer to Indo-European paganism than Hinduism is

2017-02-12 17:44:29 UTC

Sky-father who roasts sinners in hell.

2017-02-12 17:45:03 UTC

'indo'

2017-02-12 17:45:10 UTC

I do not drink milkshakes, I am holy

2017-02-12 17:45:10 UTC

indo means hindu

2017-02-12 17:45:21 UTC

you just said indoism is not indo

2017-02-12 17:45:36 UTC

OreoCoon is my spiritual adviser

2017-02-12 17:45:43 UTC

he is my priest of brahminism

2017-02-12 17:46:24 UTC

indo-european is a linguistic group

2017-02-12 17:46:27 UTC

most of hte people are not aryans

2017-02-12 17:47:00 UTC

modern hinduism is as far from heathenism as christianity is

2017-02-12 17:47:24 UTC

hindi is indo-european

2017-02-12 17:47:48 UTC

they are indo-aryans, aryan mixed with dravidian

2017-02-12 17:48:00 UTC

just as europeans are europeans mixed with aryans (I1/2 and R1a/b)

2017-02-12 17:48:29 UTC

modern hindus outright worship aryan gods still like ostara

2017-02-12 17:48:39 UTC

(germanic easter goddess)

David Dravidian is the guy from disturbed right

2017-02-12 17:49:10 UTC

I do not think you know much about hinduism if you believe what you said

2017-02-12 17:49:53 UTC

I need to go prepare tomorrow's lentils and paneer

2017-02-12 17:49:57 UTC

Dyaus Pita in hinduism is literally 'Deus' from Europe and what Germany is named after 'Deutschland'

are you boiling your lentils using a rocket fire stove you hand crafted, brother?

2017-02-12 17:50:52 UTC

no

2017-02-12 17:50:54 UTC

mongols used to cook food by putting it under their saddle then the friction of riding cooked it

2017-02-12 17:52:01 UTC

@Yarf Mangione most of them don't worship them

2017-02-12 17:52:48 UTC

most of the more popular hindu gods are not of aryan origin

2017-02-12 17:52:53 UTC

but of the indus valley civilization

2017-02-12 17:52:59 UTC

ganesha, vishnu, shiva, and the earth mother are the most popular hindu gods as far as I know

2017-02-12 17:53:13 UTC

vishnu and shiva are of aryan origin

2017-02-12 17:53:17 UTC

shiva is not

2017-02-12 17:53:21 UTC

ganesha is based in part on aryan

2017-02-12 17:53:26 UTC

shiva is on seals pre aryan invasion

2017-02-12 17:53:30 UTC

the earth mother is indeed their local earth mother goddess

2017-02-12 17:53:39 UTC

vishnu is an almagrammation

2017-02-12 17:53:47 UTC

then why did vedic people worship shiva?

2017-02-12 17:53:53 UTC

they even have nordic artwork of him

2017-02-12 17:53:54 UTC

they found him

2017-02-12 17:53:56 UTC

they liked him

2017-02-12 17:54:04 UTC

odin is also not a european god

2017-02-12 17:54:05 UTC

why does he have 'white person hair' ?

2017-02-12 17:54:14 UTC

he looks r1b to me

2017-02-12 17:54:35 UTC

how is odin not european?

2017-02-12 17:55:15 UTC

r1a would be from eastern europe and the eurasian steppe, and would be the source of odin

2017-02-12 17:55:32 UTC

tyr is the one that should be the sky father

2017-02-12 17:55:36 UTC

linguistically

2017-02-12 17:55:43 UTC

he is

2017-02-12 17:55:52 UTC

odin is the all-father, not sky father

2017-02-12 17:56:04 UTC

odin is more similar to brahma in hinduism

2017-02-12 17:56:29 UTC

odin has no linguistic parallels outside of scandinavia

2017-02-12 17:56:37 UTC

the scholarship linking him to hinduism is junk

2017-02-12 17:56:44 UTC

he's probably a native god

2017-02-12 17:56:46 UTC

I said similar

2017-02-12 17:56:57 UTC

I do not believe odin was ever in india

2017-02-12 17:57:00 UTC

and he is the sky father

2017-02-12 17:57:09 UTC

he assumes the indo european role of sky father

2017-02-12 17:57:23 UTC

yeah, due to the migration age and viking life style of migration, he is the god of migrating

2017-02-12 17:57:48 UTC

germans continued to worship tiw as the head god on the continent in germany

2017-02-12 17:58:05 UTC

hence being teutonic

2017-02-12 17:58:09 UTC

that depends as they defer to odin as more powerful almost always

2017-02-12 17:58:18 UTC

odin was not to be trifled with

2017-02-12 17:58:27 UTC

with daily worship in much of scandinavia

2017-02-12 17:58:30 UTC

the last king of the saxons did a ritual for tiw as the head god

2017-02-12 17:59:03 UTC

as odin had creation powers and was almost omnipotent

2017-02-12 17:59:08 UTC

and all knowing

2017-02-12 17:59:12 UTC

yeah

2017-02-12 17:59:29 UTC

tiw I read was the god of war, justice (law), the forest, and the people, hence the national leader god

2017-02-12 17:59:46 UTC

odin makes more sense for migrators and vikings

2017-02-12 17:59:51 UTC

odin's two brothers aren't real gods

2017-02-12 17:59:56 UTC

they're a play on words

2017-02-12 18:00:09 UTC

alliteration to have three gods create teh world who are aspects of odin

2017-02-12 18:00:12 UTC

I know, will and something else

2017-02-12 18:00:23 UTC

Brahma is exactly the same with 3 heads

2017-02-12 18:00:47 UTC

votan, vili, and ve

2017-02-12 18:00:56 UTC

I forgot what ve translate to in english

2017-02-12 18:01:05 UTC

I remember it being what they call a shrine

2017-02-12 18:01:31 UTC

it all relates to creation

2017-02-12 18:01:32 UTC

if I recall right it is senses and physical features?

2017-02-12 18:01:41 UTC

it's something like I inspire, I will, and I divine

2017-02-12 18:01:45 UTC

yeah

2017-02-12 18:01:46 UTC

will being the creation part

2017-02-12 18:01:52 UTC

as he wills everything into being by thinking of it

2017-02-12 18:02:01 UTC

so how is this not like hinduism?

2017-02-12 18:02:05 UTC

and the beings he can't destroy are chaos

2017-02-12 18:02:06 UTC

if it line ups with brahma

2017-02-12 18:02:14 UTC

and tiw lines up with dyaus

2017-02-12 18:02:28 UTC

hinduism lacks the concepts of kingship

2017-02-12 18:02:36 UTC

I would compare hinduism to heathenism like I would compare judaism to christianity

2017-02-12 18:02:40 UTC

also inherent to odin

2017-02-12 18:02:54 UTC

they have kings and rajs

2017-02-12 18:03:13 UTC

they separate out the power of kings

2017-02-12 18:03:22 UTC

also not all germanics had kingdoms, saxons had a republic where they only elected a king during war

2017-02-12 18:03:31 UTC

the ancient greeks had kings

2017-02-12 18:03:42 UTC

they had kings iwth no powers just to perform the rites of kings

2017-02-12 18:03:54 UTC

yeah sounds like now

2017-02-12 18:04:18 UTC

I just found your comparison odd

2017-02-12 18:04:29 UTC

hinduism is by its nature an indo-european religion

2017-02-12 18:04:52 UTC

in practice, it is less so than christianity

2017-02-12 18:05:02 UTC

christianity is semitic with an aryan undertone

2017-02-12 18:05:11 UTC

christianity is not really semitic

2017-02-12 18:05:20 UTC

it is mediterranean

2017-02-12 18:05:24 UTC

then why is the bible in aramiac?

2017-02-12 18:05:27 UTC

and related to other greco-roman cults

2017-02-12 18:05:31 UTC

it's in greek and aramiac

2017-02-12 18:05:36 UTC

it is from palestine actually

2017-02-12 18:06:04 UTC

and christiantiy has to be separated out from what it is versus what it was

2017-02-12 18:06:16 UTC

it is still in palestine today

2017-02-12 18:06:21 UTC

they are not extinct

2017-02-12 18:06:22 UTC

yes but it is not what it was

2017-02-12 18:06:32 UTC

their beliefs and practices are extinct

2017-02-12 18:06:34 UTC

they still use jesus' tomb as a church

2017-02-12 18:06:51 UTC

christianity is just the final form of roman imperial religion

2017-02-12 18:07:01 UTC

the european forms, yeah

2017-02-12 18:07:07 UTC

in the middle east too

2017-02-12 18:07:14 UTC

they are by their nature bastard religions

2017-02-12 18:07:19 UTC

they just kept their local oriental orthodox approach to christology

2017-02-12 18:07:36 UTC

this makes the palestinians more pure christian

2017-02-12 18:07:44 UTC

while european churches are mixed

2017-02-12 18:07:44 UTC

how are they more pure christian?

2017-02-12 18:07:56 UTC

they lack the european influence

2017-02-12 18:08:06 UTC

they are the same thing in practice

2017-02-12 18:08:15 UTC

I mean oriental Christianity to be clear

2017-02-12 18:08:52 UTC

as far as I can tell they are a fully maintained Christian community since the original religion in Palestine

2017-02-12 18:09:15 UTC

so why did they adopt the greco-roman christianity?

2017-02-12 18:09:27 UTC

in all but esoteric christology that doesn't matter?

2017-02-12 18:09:29 UTC

palestine was a roman province at the time of its creation

2017-02-12 18:09:30 UTC

in practice?

2017-02-12 18:09:43 UTC

why did it spread back from greeceand italy and the balkans?

2017-02-12 18:09:49 UTC

why not the other way around?

2017-02-12 18:10:05 UTC

I do not follow, why did it spread from palestine to europe?

2017-02-12 18:10:07 UTC

they adopted the imperial religion

2017-02-12 18:10:12 UTC

oh

2017-02-12 18:10:13 UTC

not t heir local christianity

2017-02-12 18:10:22 UTC

no, rome converted nearly 400 years after it was created in palestine

2017-02-12 18:10:24 UTC

their local christianity was destroyed and overwhelemd

2017-02-12 18:10:41 UTC

yes but they adopted the religion that rome made up around 315 AD

2017-02-12 18:10:55 UTC

they just made it up

2017-02-12 18:10:58 UTC

so you are saying you believe the original one is gonenow

2017-02-12 18:11:02 UTC

of course it's gone

2017-02-12 18:11:12 UTC

I would not know, I do not deeply study palestinian religion

2017-02-12 18:11:25 UTC

so oriental christiantiy is just a splitoff of roman christianity?

2017-02-12 18:11:29 UTC

look at early christian art vs later roman and meieval christian art

2017-02-12 18:11:39 UTC

christianity was not split then

2017-02-12 18:11:46 UTC

I mean whenever it split

2017-02-12 18:11:52 UTC

1054 or whatever

2017-02-12 18:11:55 UTC

why does christ suddenly get a halo?

2017-02-12 18:11:57 UTC

like the emperor?

2017-02-12 18:12:07 UTC

he stole one of sonic's rings

2017-02-12 18:12:12 UTC

why is he flanked by armed men? why is he enthroned?

2017-02-12 18:12:43 UTC

how does he go from looking pretty close to an average person in the roman empire in 30 AD would've looked

2017-02-12 18:12:51 UTC

Heavy metal radio

2017-02-12 18:12:53 UTC

to a philosopher-king?

2017-02-12 18:12:57 UTC

are you sure in palestine they do this?

2017-02-12 18:12:57 UTC

On <#279635339285626880>

2017-02-12 18:13:01 UTC

they do it

2017-02-12 18:13:02 UTC

Tune in

2017-02-12 18:13:05 UTC

look at their jesus

2017-02-12 18:13:11 UTC

altright then, I gues they are influenced by this

2017-02-12 18:13:27 UTC

still I have no idea how this relates to odin

2017-02-12 18:13:34 UTC

as compared to hinduism actually relating

2017-02-12 18:13:47 UTC

this is closer to jupiter/odin

2017-02-12 18:13:52 UTC

than vishnu is

2017-02-12 18:14:05 UTC

I would compare Brahma to Odin

2017-02-12 18:14:15 UTC

Brahma is the creator god

2017-02-12 18:14:25 UTC

Brahma has 3 heads and is bearded

2017-02-12 18:14:32 UTC

like odin and his two brothers

2017-02-12 18:14:47 UTC

odin does not have three heads.

2017-02-12 18:14:57 UTC

he does in one form actually

2017-02-12 18:15:45 UTC

I cannot remember his multiheaded form right now, but he had four in it (Brahma can have four heads too)

2017-02-12 18:15:50 UTC

the odinic trinity predates teh brahmic trinity

2017-02-12 18:16:00 UTC

the brahmic trinity is probably a reaction to christianity

2017-02-12 18:16:22 UTC

as it's a cool concept

2017-02-12 18:16:22 UTC

Well it symbolises the 3 vedas, the 4th veda being added later

2017-02-12 18:16:38 UTC

I am quite sure it predates Christianity by hundreds of years actually

2017-02-12 18:16:39 UTC

they have different trinities more similar to the gree ktrinity

2017-02-12 18:16:46 UTC

of zeus, poseidon, and hades

2017-02-12 18:16:51 UTC

it doesn't

2017-02-12 18:17:16 UTC

8th century ce

2017-02-12 18:17:32 UTC

hundreds of years after proto-germanic odin

2017-02-12 18:17:34 UTC

I never dated all the heads to check

2017-02-12 18:17:35 UTC

and christ

2017-02-12 18:17:38 UTC

but the vedas do

2017-02-12 18:17:46 UTC

the vedas do not have a brahmic trinity

2017-02-12 18:18:05 UTC

I noticed buddhists have it as well such as bonten

2017-02-12 18:18:06 UTC

or any sort of trinity other than groups of gods who come in auspicious numbers

2017-02-12 18:18:08 UTC

like 3 and 4

2017-02-12 18:19:08 UTC

I need to check something I can reference

2017-02-12 18:19:40 UTC

they never got the idea of 1 =3 = 1 = 3

2017-02-12 18:19:52 UTC

the so-called hindu trinity gods didn't even all exist in the time of the vedas

2017-02-12 18:20:26 UTC

it's not a reaction to trinity, it's something read into the corpus by western intellectuals

2017-02-12 18:20:35 UTC

that hindus then took

2017-02-12 18:20:35 UTC

there is no such thing as a non-western intellectual approach to religion

2017-02-12 18:20:44 UTC

to explain their own religion

2017-02-12 18:20:45 UTC

yeah, that the hindus then also took, but not in terms of practice

2017-02-12 18:20:48 UTC

no, not at all

2017-02-12 18:20:55 UTC

if this is at all occuring

2017-02-12 18:21:02 UTC

it would be amongst the ranks of folks like the RSS

2017-02-12 18:21:07 UTC

as hinduism mostly doesn't have rational explanations

2017-02-12 18:21:08 UTC

who are like hindu salafists

2017-02-12 18:21:10 UTC

Are you cargest or yarfy, @Yarf Mangione ?

2017-02-12 18:21:12 UTC

it's heathenism

2017-02-12 18:21:15 UTC

and local paganism

2017-02-12 18:21:20 UTC

for the most part

2017-02-12 18:21:20 UTC

Vishvamitra mentions the 3, 4, and 5 headed Brahma and is in the Rigveda

2017-02-12 18:21:21 UTC

Sorry

2017-02-12 18:21:25 UTC

Cargest

2017-02-12 18:21:39 UTC

That wasn't it

2017-02-12 18:21:40 UTC

Carjack

2017-02-12 18:21:45 UTC

the Brahma that is in the rigved is not the Brahma that become part of the trimurti, but even so

2017-02-12 18:21:47 UTC

gods with multiple heads are not a trinity

2017-02-12 18:21:56 UTC

Shiva is not in the vedas as anything but an epithet for Rdura

2017-02-12 18:21:59 UTC

Rudra*

2017-02-12 18:22:05 UTC

Vishnu I don't know

2017-02-12 18:22:13 UTC

I don't believe he is in the vedas, but I could be wrong

2017-02-12 18:22:16 UTC

yes even though shiva was already a seperate local god

2017-02-12 18:22:19 UTC

that was probably carjack

2017-02-12 18:22:22 UTC

that was found in the indus valley

2017-02-12 18:22:27 UTC

Yeah Shiva was likely something they appropriated

2017-02-12 18:22:29 UTC

they are reading shiva back onto the aryan god

2017-02-12 18:22:32 UTC

Well, maybe not Shiva

2017-02-12 18:22:33 UTC

just as the greeks did

2017-02-12 18:22:37 UTC

but certainly aspects of Shiva

2017-02-12 18:22:41 UTC

reading mercury onto odin

2017-02-12 18:22:45 UTC

the deity that became shiva

2017-02-12 18:23:09 UTC

it would be like going back to ancient greece, not knowing anything, seeing jupiter enthroned and presuming that's where jesus enthroned in heaven came from

2017-02-12 18:23:11 UTC

and the answer is yes

2017-02-12 18:23:37 UTC

I can see them adopting Latin artwork, it makes sense

2017-02-12 18:23:45 UTC

>greece
>jupiter

2017-02-12 18:23:46 UTC

Jagganath is considered an aspect of Shiva

2017-02-12 18:23:47 UTC

they stole Hermes for angles and cupid for cherub art

2017-02-12 18:23:50 UTC

yeah right dangerous dan

2017-02-12 18:23:53 UTC

he is definitely an older, local god

2017-02-12 18:23:57 UTC

of tribal people

2017-02-12 18:24:00 UTC

no they're actually cupids

2017-02-12 18:24:04 UTC

or nikes

2017-02-12 18:24:12 UTC

even in medieval christian art

2017-02-12 18:24:23 UTC

handing out laurel crowns of victory

2017-02-12 18:24:34 UTC

jeebus has that power

2017-02-12 18:24:35 UTC

I mean they use them from greek mythology

2017-02-12 18:24:48 UTC

I thought cherubs lead to the popular envisioning of cupid

2017-02-12 18:24:52 UTC

rather than the other way round

2017-02-12 18:24:56 UTC

I cannot tell cupid apart from the christian depictions based on old roman art

2017-02-12 18:24:58 UTC

maybe I'm misremembering

2017-02-12 18:25:39 UTC

cupids tug at the heels of kings as kings are descended from venus

2017-02-12 18:25:53 UTC

the winged smaller angels are something different

2017-02-12 18:26:14 UTC

I notied Hermes is their version of an angel

2017-02-12 18:26:19 UTC

as angel means 'winged messenger' in Iranian

2017-02-12 18:26:20 UTC

hermes is a god

2017-02-12 18:26:31 UTC

they use the exact same art

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