I mean no disrespect to christians, but I have a question or two

Osiris can be identified with greek Dionysus or Baccus although they have different stories and roles attached to them. Dionysus and Baccusin return strongly resemble Baphomet the tranny idol of evil inversion.

Isis = Mary is kinda obvious which is why protestant christianity was so opposed to it: because it has a strong pagan undertone. Horus and Christ both apparently being solar deities is not enough of an argument to justify resemblence though. A much better case can be made for Christ resembling the hanging gods of wisdom, like Wotan/Odin and the cross symbolism was also in use of various non christian cults inb4 christianity.
>Christ studied in Egypt
sauce?

they are just degrees of enlightenment...

satan...christ...luficer

typhon...horus...osiris

red shift blue shift

Horus had a father, Osiris
ffs do some research first

And both are connected to dynasties of hysterical and insane homosexuals from Africa.

Well there actually aren't any similarities. That myth came from Zeitgeist which incorrectly assumed that references to Horus in relation to Jesus and shared attributes are not found before the time of Jesus. That means that stories about Horus were pulled from Jesus's story.

It's the same thing with krishna's birth and all that. Nothing about these things is found before Jesus' story.

>What do you think of the similarities of Jesus and Horus?
Likely both had reached the truth for their time.
>Both are sun powered deities born of virgins who came to help mankind
From what I understand Horus was not born of a virgin, his mother was Isis and he was conceived after set cut Osiris into many pieces and tossed them into the river. Isis collected them all and revived him from the dead but could not find his penis, so she crafted a phallus made of gold. Ra, Osiris and Horus all represent the cycle of reincarnation for the Sun from my ignorant understanding.

I think that god is everywhere, in everything, and has crafted all that is. It is only natural that the many aspects that people worship as god are simply lesser aspects of god. The nature of what is right and true seems to direct us internally, and the more in line with that you are the more you can feel god.

Christ tried to explain this I believe and has been more true than any other that I know. He was in line with the ideal which allowed him better clarity of right from wrong. This sense is bestowed for being able to sin less, judge less, forgive more, let go of worldly possessions and lusts/desires to renounce personal desires as a sacrifice to god. He does it to prove he loves god as a father, and by virtue of the sacrifice which god wants (personal sacrifice, not sacrifice of blood, mercy not violence, self reflection and responsibility etc.)

This culminates in his example, to show what god wanted, he wanted for humanity to survive, to know eternal life. He was upset when Adam ate from the tree because knowledge leads to death. It is inevitable that you will learn how to unleash destruction as your understanding of technology increases, so does your capacity to destroy yourself. You have to become selfless and altruistic to survive and free from desires or it is inevitable that you will seek to possess these attachment at the expense of others which will cause extinction.

What about the brown Jesuses they found around the Middle East?

>Horus had a father, Osiris
He was dead before he was born, he was immaculately conceived, just like Jesus, with God/Osiris as his father.

Osiris dies and Horus is born after. It's a miraculous rising from the grave, just like Jesus. Isis may be said to be a Virgin because she technically used a golden dildo to make Horus.

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There are much more similarities, to many religions (including the Egyptian one), but the documentary didn’t want to discredit Chessus.

Horus goes to the underworld to take care of business before returning "topside" along with those he absolved along the way. Catholics would call this heresy, but if WE actually inhabit the underworld and Jesus had descended briefly... Well, it's a huge stretch, but there could at least have been similar purpose without them having to be perfectly symmetrical. I think that's called perennialism idk.

Please give me one example of where you think Christianity copied another religion. I will then explain to you how there is nothing found anywhere before the story of Jesus to support the argument.

Christianity began as a Jewish version of Pagan mystery cults based on a dying-rising savior. These cults were all the rage at the time in the Mediterranean, Persia, Egypt, Assyria and the Levant.

Jew on a stick is not that based.

>le edgy zeitgeist wacther