The Really Real Truth 4 - Religions Origins

Just like the Egyptians altered their narrative with each new pharaoh, the Catholics have done the same with each new pope. This continued with the King James Version of the Christian Bible.

Eventually, the Mormons joined in, building upon the Bible's inconsistencies, which can be traced and reveal the deceptive nature of these stories. Joseph Smith, the so-called founder of Mormonism, was arrested for swindling people as a crystal ball reader. After his arrest, he likely discovered the Bible and recognized the potential for monetary gain through religious manipulation.

Smith, like many others before him, created his own religion based on Christianity. Throughout history, there has been a recurring pattern of opportunists recognizing the potential in religion and creating their own to gain power. This is evident in the existence of over 150 different religions, which should have raised suspicions by now. People can easily criticize other religions as false but struggle to scrutinize their own beliefs.

Joseph Smith, like previous religious leaders, made changes to the existing religion. He included polygamy in his teachings, which reflects human lust. The Book of Mormon even mentions how he tricked someone into writing it. Despite the lack of evidence for the existence of the gold plates, followers still believe in their authenticity.

Religious followers can be easily deceived, and even if the gold plates were forged and dated 2022, they would likely still believe. This demonstrates the power of religion over the minds of its followers. People cling to the comforting idea of an eternal afterlife with loved ones, often at the expense of their own lives and happiness.

The Mormons hold various beliefs, such as an end-time battle involving Native Americans, who have long been peaceful and marginalized. They also wear special garments for protection during sleep. Joseph Smith's wealthy associate, Brigham Young, expanded the religion and led followers to Utah, where the isolation allowed their beliefs to persist without interference. This resulted in a high rate of disabilities caused by inbreeding in the region.

Mormons believe that they become gods after death, but they must treat their bodies as temples during their lives. They follow strict guidelines, such as eating healthily, avoiding smoking and tattoos, and not consuming alcohol. This level of conformity can be seen in other religions as well, like the Amish, who reject technology due to their interpretation of the Bible.

In conclusion, it is important to recognize the similarities and patterns across various religions, and to question the narratives that have been shaped by those seeking power and control.

I've noticed that all religions seem to mention rape in their texts, often in a single sentence, but some followers interpret this as condoning the act. For example, the Bible tells the story of Lot offering his daughters to be raped instead of the visiting angels. Some people twist this to justify their actions, believing that rape is acceptable as long as it doesn't involve an angel. Additionally, the story teaches the lesson of putting God before one's children, as seen in the tale of Abraham almost sacrificing his son.

Similarly, the Quran mentions Muhammad's relationship with his daughter, and some Muslim fanatics interpret this as approval for rape. The Sumerian gods also had instances of incestuous relationships. It seems that some individuals commit rape and then use these texts to justify their actions, attempting to alleviate their guilt through false justification.

I'm not suggesting that all religious people are rapists; rather, some use religion to justify their wrongdoings. Most religious individuals are good people who seek safety and security for themselves and their families. The creators of religions exploited these desires by promising protection in exchange for followers' trust, money, and spreading their message.

Religion often uses fear to maintain control over followers. For example, ancient Mayan priests believed that human sacrifices were necessary for the sun to rise. In India, animal sacrifices are still carried out with the belief that it brings good fortune. While religion may have brought order during times of chaos and helped enforce social rules, it is often overly strict, leading to resistance throughout history.

As humans, we should acknowledge our evolutionary past and recognize that we have made significant progress. Abandoning religion may propel us further into the future. While some level of order and justice is necessary, most people are naturally good and don't require religious guidance. With modern policing and government systems, religion is no longer needed for maintaining order.

If people stop adhering to religious restrictions on learning and entertainment, they can make better decisions and expand their understanding. Religious individuals are intelligent, but they may be trapped in a bubble of misinformation from a young age. By breaking free from these constraints, they can begin to see the world more clearly and make informed choices. The religious always hear people say your religion is a lie,fake, wake up but they can’t because they have no idea how to.

The Muslims, like everyone else, are intelligent and hardworking people who have unfortunately been misled by religion. The Muslim religion is based on parts of the Catholic faith, just as Catholicism broke off from Judaism, which in turn evolved from Egyptian and Sumerian religions.

Muslims claim that Abraham had a child with a slave girl, who later gave birth to Muhammad. However, since Abraham has been proven to be a fictional character, it is evident that Muhammad is as well. A significant indication that their religion is fabricated is the story of Muhammad flying away on a white-winged horse, which is similar to the Greek myth of Pegasus.

The Muslim religion started 800 years after Christianity and appears to have plagiarized Christian teachings, incorporating elements of Egyptian and Sumerian traditions. The religion was spread through warfare, as soldiers conquered villages, killed men, enslaved boys, and forced their beliefs on the survivors.

The Quran shares many similarities with the Bible, including the stories of Adam and Eve (renamed Hawa), Cain and Abel (Qabil and Habil), and Enoch (Idris). Other parallels include Noah (Nuh), Abraham (Ibrahim), Isaac (Ishaq), and Lot (Lut). The Quran even borrows the story of Abraham almost sacrificing his son, though it changes the son's identity.

Further examples of plagiarism include the renaming of biblical characters such as Jacob (Yaqub), Joseph (Yusuf), Job (Ayyub), Jethro (Shu'ayb), Moses (Musa), Aaron (Harun), and King David and Solomon (Dawud and Sulayman). The similarities between these names and stories reveal the extent to which the Quran borrowed from the Bible and other religious traditions.

In conclusion, it is essential to recognize the connections between various religions and understand how they have evolved and borrowed from one another throughout history. By doing so, we can gain a clearer perspective on the origins of these beliefs and the reasons behind their continued influence.

The similarities between the Bible and the Quran are numerous, with many characters from the Bible appearing in the Quran under slightly altered names and stories. Examples include Levi (Lawi), Judah (Yahuda), Benjamin (Banyamin), Elijah (Ilyas), Elisha (Al-Yasa), and Jonah (Yunas).

The Quran also contains much of the New Testament, albeit with some variations. Some discrepancies may have arisen from word-of-mouth transmission, translation errors, or the fact that the stories are fictional. The Quran includes characters such as Zechariah (Zakariya), John the Baptist (Yahya), and Mary (Maryam), who gave birth to Jesus (Isa) without divine conception, similar to the Sumerian goddess Nammu.

The Quran's version of Jesus, Isa, is a prophet rather than the son of God. This change was likely made to emphasize the importance of Muhammad, who is seen as the central figure in Islam. The Muslim religion is based on three earlier books (the Torah and two others related to the New Testament), which were combined with the story of Muhammad to create the Quran.

Muslims believe in the eventual return of Isa at the end of time, just as Christians believe in the second coming of Jesus. The Quran is considered the literal word of God, and it is believed that it cannot be changed or rewritten. However, as we have seen, all religions have evolved and borrowed from one another throughout history.

The last 25% of the Quran introduces new elements to the religion, which has led to divisions and conflicts among Muslim followers. These disagreements have caused strife within the Muslim community, just as they have in other religious traditions.

In conclusion, the numerous similarities between the Bible and the Quran demonstrate how religious stories and characters have evolved and been borrowed from one another. It is crucial for people to recognize the fictional nature of these stories and the pain and suffering they have caused throughout history. By moving away from these divisive beliefs, we can work towards a more unified and peaceful future. The more things change the more they stay the same.

Muslims, like Christians, often argue over slight variations in the rules they follow within their religious texts. Catholics, Baptists, and Protestants all have differing interpretations and practices, sometimes leading to conflict and even civil wars in the past, despite reading the same book. This pattern is observable in other religions as well.

Muslims use the older New Testament as a basis for the lineage that leads to Muhammad, although this lineage is entirely fictional. Similarly, other religious texts present a bloodline of gods and kings leading up to more recent leaders, until the advent of democracy.

Religions often keep their followers in a bubble, and modern-day religious people might recognize the term but believe it applies to others rather than themselves. They may not realize that they are the ones trapped in a bubble or that they are part of a cult.

All religions can be considered cults when they dictate every aspect of an individual's life, such as making decisions based on "what would Jesus do." When a religious text dictates a person's actions and beliefs, it demonstrates the cult-like nature of the belief system. If you believe you have to regularly pay in or you’ll go to fake hell or you’re trying to buy your spot in fake heaven then you’ve been long conned into a cult.

Buddhists claim that they are not a religion but a philosophy, although other religions make similar assertions and have been found to borrow from pre-existing philosophies.

Buddhists say the story of the white elephant impregnating the virgin mother was a dream, and then she gave birth to Buddha through natural means, with a human father. This narrative still resembles other religions that claim divine revelations through dreams, such as the Mayan sun god or various kings and pharaohs.

Another issue is the opulence of some Buddhist temples, adorned with gold in their architecture and statues. The amount of gold present suggests that millions in donations have been made to support a belief in a man with a god-like backstory. This evidence indicates that Buddhism shares characteristics with other religions, and financial contributions to such organizations should be reconsidered.

Instead of donating to religious institutions, people could use their resources to pursue genuine happiness and engage in activities that truly matter to them, rather than chasing after a financially draining fantasy. The definition of religion should be; to believe in a con that makes you want to willingly give portions of your money for life, all in a belief of some grifter’s con job lie.

Next, holy water originated with Zeus; it was used in rituals in the temples of Zeus. I learned this from Bible Secrets. I also discovered that Zeus priests would use magic tricks and deception to make it appear as if a god performed the act, attracting people to their temples. A History Channel documentary, Bible Secrets, pointed out that early Christians did the same thing.

Christian priests would create two fire pits filled with wood and have two pails: one with water and another with a clear chemical liquid that resembled water. When mixed with a powder hidden under the wood, the two would ignite into a roaring fire. Early Christian priests would gather a crowd of Zeus followers and challenge them to see if their god could light the fire using water. Of course, it wouldn't light. They would then deceptively claim that the chemical was water from the Christian god and pour it on the powder-laced wood, causing it to burst into flames, appearing like divine magic to the ignorant. As a result, people would attend the Christian church instead of Zeus' temple.

The Greeks engaged in similar practices, such as placing a statue in a room with a hole to speak through from the next room. Visitors, who had consumed a large amount of wine provided by the priest under the guise of ritual, would have impaired senses. With only a dimly lit candle, they could barely see the statue. To the worshippers, the priest's voice coming through the hole seemed like a god speaking, and their imagination filled in the rest while looking at the statue.

Greek and Egyptian religions have already been proven to be mythology and are labeled as such. However, elements from both of these religions are mixed into modern-day religions. For some reason, people struggle to recognize that today's religions may be myths in the same way. People can see other religions are myth but can’t point their finger at themselves.

From a historical perspective, no historians mention any of the gods, Jesus, or Abraham as having existed. Archaeologists have found no evidence supporting the existence of these figures. I saw on the news that Josephus' alleged historical accounts of Jesus were considered forgeries; carbon dating and handwriting analysis suggested that he fabricated the writings. This revelation was reported in the news when the carbon dating results were released.

Founding father Thomas Paine worked to keep religious teachers out of schools and ensure that non-religious professors were employed in colleges. Thomas Paine was quoted outside of his books as saying “The Christian religion is a parody upon the worship of the Sun in which they put a man called Christ in place of the sun and paid him the adoration originally given to the sun.” It’s obvious Paine figured out more but didn’t write it in a book.

In the part at the top where I mention the Three Wise Men not being in the Bible, I heard that from the History Channel and Thomas Paine.

Although Paine was unfamiliar with Egyptian religion, he expressed confusion regarding the origin of the Three Wise Men. He noted that the Bible introduces them in a manner typically reserved for announcing a general in the past.

Similar to movie scenes where a king is announced before entering a room, the History Channel confirmed Paine's observation, stating that the Bible mentions one general, not three wise men. This suggests that the Three Wise Men story originated as a word-of-mouth tale from Egypt, passed down through history and continuing to this day.

In Thomas Paine's Age of Reason, he discusses a Bible passage containing a recipe for cooking meat that includes human feces, ridiculing the text. Some devout Christians, unaware of the absurdity, followed the recipe and suffered the consequences. The History Channel supported Paine's claim by featuring a man who admitted to trying the feces recipe, though he substituted horse feces for human feces.

Whenever something negative occurs in this man's life, he regrets not using human feces as the recipe instructed. The inclusion of feces in the recipe was likely a cruel joke by con artists, who probably laughed at the expense of those who fell for it throughout history.

Additionally, scientists tested holy water in 100 churches and found high levels of feces in all samples. Initially, I thought this might be due to people not washing their hands before touching the holy water. However, the frequency and feces levels suggest it's not a coincidence. It's possible that priests have been deliberately adding feces to holy water and flicking it onto people's faces for thousands of years.

Paine highlights the contradictions, incoherent chapters, and misplaced sections within the Bible, arguing that it would never hold up in a court of law as the word of God. These observations are recorded in The Age of Reason.

Paine's story continued until his death. His family, who were with him until his final moments, reported that priests visited Paine on his deathbed, urging him to profess his faith in God. Paine refused and asked them to leave. He likely told them that Jesus was just a parody of sun worship, with Christ replacing the sun and receiving adoration originally meant for the celestial body.

Regardless, the dishonest priests returned to the church, falsely claiming that Paine had professed his faith in God and fabricating a sentimental poem as if it were Paine's last words. This same fate has befallen every individual who gained notoriety by speaking out against the church, including more recent figures like Christopher Hitchens.

Religious adherents circulate these false deathbed statements online to convince others that all nonbelievers ultimately turn to God in their final moments, discouraging resistance to their beliefs. This deceptive tactic attempts to demonstrate that even people like Thomas Paine ultimately admitted their errors and submitted to God, revealing the sinister nature of these con artists. I’ll bet money the con men will do the same to me after I die if this really real truth takes off.

The church seems to be a group of con artists covering their tracks in any way they can. The problem is that people don't appear to want to hear the truth. They claim they do, but when confronted with it, they quickly retreat in disbelief.

In summary, the Sumerians initiated religious law, which was later altered by younger generations, leading to civil wars in which new religions emerged victorious and took control. This process of spreading, changing, and warring with itself continues to this day, manifesting in conflicts between religious conservatives and rational democracy. Religion seeks to regain control over Thomas Paine's vision of democracy, where the people have a say, and reintroduce a religious authoritarian dictatorship with fascist rule.

That’s why we must fight this information war to stop the religious. We have to make them aware no matter what the cost or the religious will pull their blanket of lies over the world and suffocate it to death. We only get one Earth,the one life this is it, our one and only chance. We have the power to wake the religious up from their lies and make this world a better place for everyone. It’s been proven that all we have to do is pull together, help each other out and we can win this information war. We can save the religious from themselves. The time is now, the religious are pulling together to bring the end times. We need to pull together to stop them by making them aware before it is too late. Working together is our only hope. Please help me fight this information war.