Message from @fallot

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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