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THE SUN/Of course the sun’s the light of the world. What else lights the world if it’s not the sun?
And then when you start looking at how the word S-O-N and S-U-N are interchangeable in Christianity... and God knows there’s a lot of information on that. So basically you boil down Christianity as sun worship / Astrology.
The Old Testament is Astrology / sun worship. Yahweh, as I said, was associated with the sun and the planet Saturn.
The Old Testament also talks about God as being the Sun Psalms 84:11 'the Lord God is a sun...'Deuteronomy 4:24 'For the LORD your God is a consuming fire,' (the Sun is a consuming fire.)Malachi 4:2 'the Sun of Righteousness...'
Jesus represents in the story a symbol. It’s a metaphor, and Jesus is a metaphor for the sun. And so, boiling it down, Christianity is sun worship based on astrology, because nobody owns the sun. Africans don’t own it, and we don’t own the sun, so obviously the sun belongs to God – so it’s God’s sun [and/or son] and he’s the light of the world.
There have been sun gods throughout history. Some are depicted as traveling across the sky in a vessel of some sort, like a boat, chariot, or cup. The sun god of the Greeks and Romans rode in a 4-horse (Pyrios, Aeos, Aethon, and Phlegon) chariot. The Egyptians differentiated among the aspects of the sun, and had several gods associated with it: Khepri for the rising sun, Atum, the setting, and Ra, at noon. The Greeks and Romans also had more than one sun god. It seems that most sun deities are male and counterparts to the often female moon deities, although there are goddesses of the sun and gods of the moon.
Name Nationality/Religion God or Goddess or ? NotesAmaterasu Japan Sun goddess Arinna (Hebat) Hittite (Syrian) Sun goddess The Iconography of Religion in the Hittite, Luwian, and Aramaean Kingdoms PDF
Apollo Greece and Rome Sun god
Freyr Norse Sun god Not the main Norse sun god, but a fertility god associated with the sun.
Garuda Hindu Bird God Helios (Helius)
Greece Sun God Before Apollo was the Greek sun god,
Helios held that position.
Huitzilopochtli (Uitzilopochtli) Aztec Sun God
Inti Inca Sun God
Liza West African Sun God
Lugh Celtic Sun God
Mithras Persia Sun God 'Mit(h)ra(s) and the Myths of the Sun' David H. Sick. Numen (2004).Re
(Ra) Egypt Mid-day Sun God An Egyptian god shown with a solar disk.
Center of worship was Heliopolis.
Later associated with Horus as Re-Horakhty.
Also combined with Amun as Amun-Ra, a solar creator god.Shemesh/Shepesh Ugarit Sun goddess Female solar deities (Jürg Eggler) PDFSol (Sunna) Norse Sun Goddess She rides in a horse-drawn solar chariot.Sol Invictus Roman Sun God The unconquered sun. A late Roman sun god. The title was also used of Mithras.Surya Hindu Sun God Rides the sky in a horse-drawn chariot.Tonatiuh Aztec Sun God Utu (Shamash) Mesopotamia Sun God
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And then when you start looking at how the word S-O-N and S-U-N are interchangeable in Christianity... and God knows there’s a lot of information on that. So basically you boil down Christianity as sun worship / Astrology.
The Old Testament is Astrology / sun worship. Yahweh, as I said, was associated with the sun and the planet Saturn.
The Old Testament also talks about God as being the Sun Psalms 84:11 'the Lord God is a sun...'Deuteronomy 4:24 'For the LORD your God is a consuming fire,' (the Sun is a consuming fire.)Malachi 4:2 'the Sun of Righteousness...'
Jesus represents in the story a symbol. It’s a metaphor, and Jesus is a metaphor for the sun. And so, boiling it down, Christianity is sun worship based on astrology, because nobody owns the sun. Africans don’t own it, and we don’t own the sun, so obviously the sun belongs to God – so it’s God’s sun [and/or son] and he’s the light of the world.
There have been sun gods throughout history. Some are depicted as traveling across the sky in a vessel of some sort, like a boat, chariot, or cup. The sun god of the Greeks and Romans rode in a 4-horse (Pyrios, Aeos, Aethon, and Phlegon) chariot. The Egyptians differentiated among the aspects of the sun, and had several gods associated with it: Khepri for the rising sun, Atum, the setting, and Ra, at noon. The Greeks and Romans also had more than one sun god. It seems that most sun deities are male and counterparts to the often female moon deities, although there are goddesses of the sun and gods of the moon.
Name Nationality/Religion God or Goddess or ? NotesAmaterasu Japan Sun goddess Arinna (Hebat) Hittite (Syrian) Sun goddess The Iconography of Religion in the Hittite, Luwian, and Aramaean Kingdoms PDF
Apollo Greece and Rome Sun god
Freyr Norse Sun god Not the main Norse sun god, but a fertility god associated with the sun.
Garuda Hindu Bird God Helios (Helius)
Greece Sun God Before Apollo was the Greek sun god,
Helios held that position.
Huitzilopochtli (Uitzilopochtli) Aztec Sun God
Inti Inca Sun God
Liza West African Sun God
Lugh Celtic Sun God
Mithras Persia Sun God 'Mit(h)ra(s) and the Myths of the Sun' David H. Sick. Numen (2004).Re
(Ra) Egypt Mid-day Sun God An Egyptian god shown with a solar disk.
Center of worship was Heliopolis.
Later associated with Horus as Re-Horakhty.
Also combined with Amun as Amun-Ra, a solar creator god.Shemesh/Shepesh Ugarit Sun goddess Female solar deities (Jürg Eggler) PDFSol (Sunna) Norse Sun Goddess She rides in a horse-drawn solar chariot.Sol Invictus Roman Sun God The unconquered sun. A late Roman sun god. The title was also used of Mithras.Surya Hindu Sun God Rides the sky in a horse-drawn chariot.Tonatiuh Aztec Sun God Utu (Shamash) Mesopotamia Sun God
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