Answering Christianity Research Center

For centuries man has worshiped nature, the night sky, the stars, personified the constellations. Astrotheology tells us that all religions are derived from a common source: The Sun.

It was true to me, that in the past, astronomers could predict the weather and the rain, the harvest seasons, everything. So they personified the sky and made religions, to deceive the emperors into thinking that they had some divinity in them ("I can predict the Sun will disappear tomorrow, unless you offer me 30 pieces of silver!"). However, looking deep into Islam: Islam has zero pagan astrotheological concepts! I always wondered, all these books on comparative mythology, mention so little about Islam. Then I realized, OH! Moslems were masters at astronomy! After I read a verse from the Qur'an on Osama Abdullah's site, I realized, Islam actually tells us in the Qur'an that the moon can be used as a calendar!. Islam does NOT have ANY astrology-related worship. It is truly a miracle that Islam was not founded on deception like Hinduism, ancient Mythology, Christianity, etc.
In fact, this had caused some people to lie that Moslems worship the moon, and I know now that truly that is not the case!

Atheists.... the most ignorant and most cursed of them all... 

Don't blame you a bit. You're just following:

Qur'an 98:6 - Indeed, they who disbelieved among the People of the Scripture and the polytheists will be in the fire of Hell, abiding eternally therein. Those are the worst of creatures.

I know. I've studied astrotheology and read several books on Horus. But what's ironic is that Egyptian himself has a Sun disguised in his profile picture. So sad...

And what about the far away nations - The Americas - which never knew about it ? Respect our minds please ! This isn't a comedy show !

I know it is hard to believe at first. However, LOOK BEHIND THE DOLLAR BILL. You will see the eye of Horus, the Sun God. Look at the great seal, you will see the Sun and an eagle spreading out its wings. It's all there!

and i love how you changed your Koran:
"we don't believe he was the son of God, crucified, etc"
Changing Allah's words based on my claims is a sin you know

I'll do this one by one.

Suns of God: Krishna, Buddha and Christ.

Moslems believe in Christ.

Horus, the ancient Egyptian God, was a personification of the Sun. During the winter solstice on December 21, the sun stops moving South and resides on the Southern cross (Crux) constellation for three days. Then, on December 25, the Sun actually moves about one degree upwards. This personification led to Horus being crucified for three days, then reborn. In fact, in the countries where the pagan practice of Christmas, the Sun does not even appear on the three days, meaning it has officially 'died' for three days. The three kings myth in the bible is also from Horus. The star of the East, Sirius, along with the Orion belt (The three kings), point towards the Sun rise on Christmas Eve. This is where they got the story of the three kings following the birth of the Sun. The parallels continue! The twelve apostles are nothing but the twelve Zodiac constellations. As for Jesus turning 'water into wine', it is a reference to how the Sun can ferment grapes in water and turn them into wine. The 'walking on water' trick is a reference to the Sun's reflection on the water. Baptism comes from the constellation Aquarius, under which the Sun rises upon. There are entire books on the issue! Judas betraying Jesus with a kiss of death is a reference to the Scorpio constellation. In fact, Autumn is known as fall, the fall of the sun. What makes the sun 'fall'? It resides on the Scorpio constellation, then moves south, causing a 'fall'. In Egyptian mythology, the scorpion's kiss of death makes the Sun fall. The scorpion is meant to be deceptive, and its bite resembles a sting. There is a lot more to it than I just showed you. You have to decide these overused facts in Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, etc. Yourself:

* A son of God
* Walking on water
* Born on Dec. 25
* Performed miracles
* Resurrected the dead (The sun revives dead land)

Of course, one more thing was in common with all of these guys: Virgin birth. The virgo constellation comes shortly before the Sun rise on Christmas Eve, as if virgo was giving birth to the Sun.

WAKE UP! EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY IS ALL OVER OUR COUNTRY!!!