Bible Discussion Thread

Michael, you responded about my comment "all cultures have a version of the "gods came from the sky and gave us knowledge" stories. the aztecs, the egyptians, the mayans, native americans, the dogon..."

Michael "Why should that make a difference? All of those civilizations believed in pagan forms of worship, not Judaism or Christianity. What they believed has absolutely nothing to do with this discussion at all, nor does it have anything to do with the Bible."

actually it does. the book of enoch states that the fallen angels gave forbidden knowledge and technology to humanity. and sure enough we have evidence of advanced ancient civilizations everywhere. these civilaztions all had astronomical skills; the ability to build megaliths; highly advanced mathematics; and knowledge of agriculture. the aztecs, incas, egyptians all worshipped the fallen angels first, then the offspring, giants. some of the giants had huge conehead-like skulls which the egyptians tried to emulate with their crowns or even by binding their skulls. even the aztecs and mayans bound their skulls attempting to look like their gods. yes, these are all abominations before God, practicing a pagan religion and worshipping creatures that had been created, fallen angels or giants. there is evidence of an ancient nuclear explosion in India. the area is still radioactive. how did these ancient people die from a nuclear blast thousands of years ago? well they used forbidden knowledge/technology provided them by the fallen angels. the sanskrit texts describe flying "vimanas" that had "all the power of the universe" and they used them against each other in a war. it describes elephants catching fire from the blast; the food becoming irradiated; people's hair and fingernails falling out; water as the only defense from the heat and radiation. the description fits a nuclear blast yet it was written thousands of years ago. these civilizations all were destroyed by the Flood. does it sound incredible? sure, but that doesn't mean it couldn't have happened that way. the Bible doesn't specifically state that things happened that way but the evidence is there to see, ignoring it won't make it any less valid. and it still corresponds with God's word which is the most important thing.