Pagan Origins of the Christian Faith (Phil. Daily Inquirer)

[Ramini]

wow grabe pd kag assumption josephdc ha..well imoha sad na..but i think if si mettinger ra imong source..sa kani na conclusion then i think you should find a neutral source..a history book perhaps..nga walay bias..infos based on existing evidences..

[handsoff241]

^I see, nice point sir ramini. Mao pud, a neutral or diverse source would be more credible for a statement.

[Hellblazer 2.1]

So, the god Mithras in Persia, the god Dionysius in Greece, the god Osiris in Egypt are all copied from chrisitanity? wahahaha kataw-anan sa history!

Pag tsur uy!

mas una pa diay si Jesus kaysa ni Mithras, Dionysius, Osiris, Attis, Krshna, ug ni Odin?

[Ramini]

^I see, nice point sir ramini. Mao pud, a neutral or diverse source would be more credible for a statement.

thank you for agreeing with me mr. hands

@hellblazer

sa books ni josephdc i think ingon ana jd na..hahaha!

[regnauld]

mas una pa diay si Jesus kaysa ni Mithras, Dionysius, Osiris, Attis, Krshna, ug ni Odin?

Ka alegre sa life kung mao na! Ilaron man sad ang mga kids sa ilang bakak!

[Hellblazer 2.1]

then that's not accurate.

[regnauld]

Well, that is expected from the hierarchy! BUSINESS AS USUAL!

[Hellblazer 2.1]

and what makes their business so successful is that they don't pay taxes. and the bonus is that you get to have a sure seat in heaven.

[bane]

Guys, I think its the other way around, the Cults of Bacchus and Mithras existed way before the conception of Christianity.

[Hellblazer 2.1]

that's what we are trying to present here.