For Those Who Want To Know.!

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For Those Who Want To Know.!

In the fourth century A.D. the Roman emperor Constantine formed a council of historians and scholars. What would later be known as the Council of Nice Fulfilled the directive of its charter and recommended that at least 25 documents be modified or removed from the collection of texts. The committee found many of the works under consideration to be redundant, with overlapping stories and repeated parables. Other manuscripts were so abstract and in some cases so mystical that they were believed to be beyond any practical value. Additionally, another twenty supporting documents were removed, held in reserve for privilege researchers and select scholars. The remaining books were condensed and rearranged, to give them greater meaning and make them more accessible to the common reader. Each of these decisions contributed to further confusing the mystery of our purpose, possibilities, and relationship to one another. Following the accomplishment of their task, the council produced a single document in A.D. 325. The result of their labor remains with us as perhaps one of the most controversial texts of sacred history. It is known today as the Holy Bible.

Five hundred years before the birth of Christ a mysterious groups of scholars formed communities to honor the ancient teachings that began before history as we know it. They were known as the Essenes, Nazarenes, and Ebionites. The Roman and Jewish scholars referred to the Essenes as a race by themselves. and their traditions are found in ancient writings such as the Sumerian glyphs, dating to 4000 B.C. Elements of nearly every major world belief system existing today may be traced back to this major world belief system existing today by the lineage of wisdom, including those of China, Tibet, Egypt, India, Palestine, Greece, and the American Southwest, also, the Freemasons, Gnostic's, Christians, and Kabalist. They were known as the "Elect, and the Chosen Ones."

The Vatican manuscripts, held for ever 1,500 years, were key in the documents or the scrolls found in the Dead Sea Scrolls. Both in Nag Hammadi and Qumran...It was confirmed that the scriptures in the Holy Bible were infact edited from the original scrolls. whole books such as Isaiah held many different views that were edited out of the cannon. Teachings such as vegetarian, reincarnation, Father in Heaven and Mother Earth, we are all connected to each other and to all living things, For the spirit of the Son of Man was created from the spirit of the Heavenly Father, and his body from the body of the Earthy Mother. Our Heavenly Father is the masculine and the Mother Earth is our Feminine and we are composed of both.

Taken from the Book, The Isaiah Effect..by Gregg Braden

Thought you might want to discuss this.

Guy sounds like a nut.

Originally posted by King Kandy
Guy sounds like a nut.

that's not nice

still a nut..........that constatine only if he knew what trouble he bread

If aliens actually did communicate with us and told us that there are other planets just like us that didn't understand how things really were and that those civilizations did just what we did and invented fables that were passed along to make understanding of it all, and they showed us all the proof we asked for. Would we feel silly to know that the books written forever ago still be important? OR would people wake up and see that we are just one little planet amongst many that may be very young or even advanced.

Kinda like a Star Track episode. Or would we still have ignorant people that would believe aliens were all demons to mislead us away from Heaven...destining us for Hell?

Me personally, I think that religious people would say it's a satanic trick...Hahahahha...

When does ignorance and bliss stop holding hands as a happily married couple....

Originally posted by Deja~vu
If aliens actually did communicate with us and told us that there are other planets just like us that didn't understand how things really were and that those civilizations did just what we did and invented fables that were passed along to make understanding of it all, and they showed us all the proof we asked for. Would we feel silly to know that the books written forever ago still be important? OR would people wake up and see that we are just one little planet amongst many that may be very young or even advanced.

Kinda like a Star Track episode. Or would we still have ignorant people that would believe aliens were all demons to mislead us away from Heaven...destining us for Hell?

Me personally, I think that religious people would say it's a satanic trick...Hahahahha...

When does ignorance and bliss stop holding hands as a happily married couple....

Personally, if we found an alien race with religious views similar to ours, I would consider it evidence supporting belief in God, not the other way around.

Re: For Those Who Want To Know.!

Originally posted by LeonardEdgar
In the fourth century A.D. the Roman emperor Constantine formed a council of historians and scholars. What would later be known as the Council of Nice......

I thought it was the council of nicaea, Or is that old talk for Nice?

Originally posted by TacDavey
Personally, if we found an alien race with religious views similar to ours, I would consider it evidence supporting belief in God, not the other way around.

You say similar to ours. But even within our own population, we all have different beliefs. I assume it would be the same for any intelligent species.

Originally posted by TacDavey
Personally, if we found an alien race with religious views similar to ours, I would consider it evidence supporting belief in God, not the other way around.

So, if we found aliens that had no belief in god (natural atheism), then that would be proof there is no god?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
So, if we found aliens that had no belief in god (natural atheism), then that would be proof there is no god?

Using the previous logic he stated, then yeah, that is valid.

Originally posted by socool8520
Using the previous logic he stated, then yeah, that is valid.

I'm sure Christians will find some how to rationalizing that away.

But again, I don't see how they could when the human race itsel has hundreds of different belief systems.

Originally posted by socool8520
But again, I don't see how they could when the human race itsel has hundreds of different belief systems.

They don't see differences like we do. They see their belief (correct belief), and everyone else's belief (incorrect belief). Therefore, there are only two.

Consider the following; why are we the only animal the worships a god (in any way)?

Because we are the most easily influenced? Sheeple?

Originally posted by Deja~vu
Because we are the most easily influenced? Sheeple?

Then sheep should be praying. 😛

Originally posted by LeonardEdgar
In the fourth century A.D. the Roman emperor Constantine formed a council of historians and scholars. What would later be known as the Council of Nice Fulfilled the directive of its charter and recommended that at least 25 documents be modified or removed from the collection of texts. The committee found many of the works under consideration to be redundant, with overlapping stories and repeated parables. Other manuscripts were so abstract and in some cases so mystical that they were believed to be beyond any practical value. Additionally, another twenty supporting documents were removed, held in reserve for privilege researchers and select scholars. The remaining books were condensed and rearranged, to give them greater meaning and make them more accessible to the common reader. Each of these decisions contributed to further confusing the mystery of our purpose, possibilities, and relationship to one another. Following the accomplishment of their task, the council produced a single document in A.D. 325. The result of their labor remains with us as perhaps one of the most controversial texts of sacred history. It is known today as the Holy Bible.

Five hundred years before the birth of Christ a mysterious groups of scholars formed communities to honor the ancient teachings that began before history as we know it. They were known as the Essenes, Nazarenes, and Ebionites. The Roman and Jewish scholars referred to the Essenes as a race by themselves. and their traditions are found in ancient writings such as the Sumerian glyphs, dating to 4000 B.C. Elements of nearly every major world belief system existing today may be traced back to this major world belief system existing today by the lineage of wisdom, including those of China, Tibet, Egypt, India, Palestine, Greece, and the American Southwest, also, the Freemasons, Gnostic's, Christians, and Kabalist. They were known as the "Elect, and the Chosen Ones."

The Vatican manuscripts, held for ever 1,500 years, were key in the documents or the scrolls found in the Dead Sea Scrolls. Both in Nag Hammadi and Qumran...It was confirmed that the scriptures in the Holy Bible were infact edited from the original scrolls. whole books such as Isaiah held many different views that were edited out of the cannon. Teachings such as vegetarian, reincarnation, Father in Heaven and Mother Earth, we are all connected to each other and to all living things, For the spirit of the Son of Man was created from the spirit of the Heavenly Father, and his body from the body of the Earthy Mother. Our Heavenly Father is the masculine and the Mother Earth is our Feminine and we are composed of both.

Taken from the Book, The Isaiah Effect..by Gregg Braden

Thought you might want to discuss this.

I believe I heard something about Jesus mentioning reincarnation which was indeed edited out of the Bible.

I'm inclined to believe it.

Originally posted by lil bitchiness
I believe I heard something about Jesus mentioning reincarnation which was indeed edited out of the Bible.

I'm inclined to believe it.

What is the difference between reincarnation and rebirth? I think the difference is only in the minds of those who do not like reincarnation.

I had saved on my old PC a link where it talked about the "missing years" of Jesus and that he traveled to India where he learned and then later taught about reincarnation. I wish I could remember the site.

I believe it was after he was 12 years old and for many years. There are ancient writings mentioning his presence there and what he was doing.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
What is the difference between reincarnation and rebirth? I think the difference is only in the minds of those who do not like reincarnation.

Rebirth connotes the same body.
Reincarnation connotes a new one.

After a little searching, I believe this is the site. Very interesting stuff and documents in there.

http://www.tombofjesus.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=90&Itemid=61