Using comparative mythology, linguistics, archeology and the earliest written histories, I have been able to show that all the great mythologies of the ancient world and the earliest books of the old testament of the Bible have a common origin.
The Lord God of the Bible is the Indo-European Sky-God Jupiter. His name means the jealous one from Indo-European "Ja-", meaning "jealous". Belief in this great Sky God is in fact the origin of all modern religions. Whether we speak of the God of the Old Testament from Judeo-Christian beliefs, Allah of the Muslims, Indra of the Hindus, Zeus of the Ancient Greeks, Jupiter of the Romans or Allfather of the Norseman, he is the same deity, the Great Sky God whose lightening and thunder held men in awe throughout the centuries.
Norse mythology comes from the Middle East and the Norse place of beginning called MIDGARD is the same place as the biblical GARDEN of EDEN. It was in Thrace, in the Balkans. It is from Norse mythology that we learn about Elves and Dwarfs and dragons. These 'fairy tale' characters all actually existed. Biblical Abel was an Elf, the two names are cognate and come from the Indo-European word for white. Kain was a god (cognate with Goth, meaning "Comrade"). He was tall, rugged, red-haired, blue-eyed and covered in tattoos. Abel was short and blond and not Kain's brother; he was not even of the same race. There is a lot more that I have discovered, but I think this much will be sufficient to whet your appetites and get the ball rolling on this subject.
After 15 Years of Research, I Can Show That God is in Fact the Sky God Jupiter
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Peter Battey-Pratt
Monday, October 11, 2010
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- Peter Battey-Pratt
- Peter Battey-Pratt was born in England in 1931. He attended St. Peter's Hall Oxford, reading zoology. During that time, he was an active member of the Exploration Club and in the final selection of oarsmen for the University crew. His experience enabled him, years later, to be a founding director of the Kingston Ontario Rowing Club. For National Service, he trained with the Royal Marines and later served as an officer in the Middlesex Regiment stationed in Cyprus during the EOKA disturbances. In 1958, he emigrated to Canada, returned to university, and acquired a degree in mathematics. He lectured at Queen's University and assisted Prof John Coleman with research into the 'n-body' problem in quantum physics. During his stay at Queen's, he worked with young poets to raise the college magazine Quarry to the status of a Canadian literary magazine. From 1972 to 1988, served as a teacher of maths in high school. In 1980, with co-author Tom Racey, he published "Geometric Model for Fundamental Particles" in the International Journal of Theoretical Physics. In 1988, he retired from high school teaching and again became an instructor for engineering students at Queen's University.
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