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Athena · Jun 29, 2007, 12:02 pm

The following is from the official Catholic explanation of Mithra. Of course they argue this is not the model of Jesus, but if people are thinking like this, how different is the Christian belief?

Quote:

They believed in the immortality of the soul, sinners after death were dragged off to hell; the just passed through the seven spheres of the planets, through seven gates opening at a mystical word to Ahura Mazda, leaving at each planet a part of their lower humanity until, as pure spirits, they stood before God. At the end of the world Mithra will descend to earth on another bull, which he will sacrifice, and mixing its fat with sacred wine he will make all drink the beverage of immortality. He will thus have proved himself Nabarses, i.e. "never conquered".

Technosoul · Jun 29, 2007, 01:52 pm

in which direction?

If the soul headed towards the sun they would pass only two planets, if you added earth as one gate that would be 3.

Earth - Venus - Murcury.

But if you went in the other direction outwardly then you would have enough objects for those 7 gates.

1 - Earth.
.
2 - Mars.
3 - Jupiter
4 - Saturn.
5 - Uranus.
6 - Neptune.
7 - Pluto.

How did they know about Pluto before science invented the Telescope?

Aha! Documented evidence of one of two options.

They knew about the number of planets in the solar system from earth to the outer edge of our solar system because -

Option 1 - God told them.
Option 2 - Alien visitors from outside of our solar system told them.

(or they made a lucky guess).

Now if the physical human did use a alien like spaceship to move beyond this solar system and the influence of the sun on ageing and our perception of time, then would the physics support the theory of extended or longer life - even immortality because we would not be subject to "earth time" as they say in science fiction novels.

Perhaps they also thought that sinners would go past the 2 gates and into the eternal fire of the sun - good place for a hell. Especially if you knew that when they named planets the Moon was called "Sin". Because the gravity of the moon could influence things in space to move away from earth - re: tempation being gravity from a forien object that pulls one away form an intended orbit. So sinning would be to go astray and to move towards the sun instead of towards the outer reaches of the solar system towards enternity - aka infinity. A bad mistake or because they did not follow instructions for the flight plan.

So perhaps the whole idea is based on a vision about predicting our space program and our future journey through the heavens (aka - the universe). It is a science fiction revelation and not as discribed by Chirstians. Also - Daniel made another visionary prediction about our space program which I write about in a later post.

Note: They might have counted the moon as one gate, instead of the earth, with the same total.

Jun 29, 2007, 01:52 pm	#2 (permalink) (top)
Technosoul Volcanic Erupter Posts: 8,663	in which direction? If the soul headed towards the sun they would pass only two planets, if you added earth as one gate that would be 3. Earth - Venus - Murcury. But if you went in the other direction outwardly then you would have enough objects for those 7 gates. 1 - Earth. . 2 - Mars. 3 - Jupiter 4 - Saturn. 5 - Uranus. 6 - Neptune. 7 - Pluto. How did they know about Pluto before science invented the Telescope? Aha! Documented evidence of one of two options. They knew about the number of planets in the solar system from earth to the outer edge of our solar system because - Option 1 - God told them. Option 2 - Alien visitors from outside of our solar system told them. (or they made a lucky guess). Now if the physical human did use a alien like spaceship to move beyond this solar system and the influence of the sun on ageing and our perception of time, then would the physics support the theory of extended or longer life - even immortality because we would not be subject to "earth time" as they say in science fiction novels. Perhaps they also thought that sinners would go past the 2 gates and into the eternal fire of the sun - good place for a hell. Especially if you knew that when they named planets the Moon was called "Sin". Because the gravity of the moon could influence things in space to move away from earth - re: tempation being gravity from a forien object that pulls one away form an intended orbit. So sinning would be to go astray and to move towards the sun instead of towards the outer reaches of the solar system towards enternity - aka infinity. A bad mistake or because they did not follow instructions for the flight plan. So perhaps the whole idea is based on a vision about predicting our space program and our future journey through the heavens (aka - the universe). It is a science fiction revelation and not as discribed by Chirstians. Also - Daniel made another visionary prediction about our space program which I write about in a later post. Note: They might have counted the moon as one gate, instead of the earth, with the same total.