The Virgin Birth of Osiris
“The so-called Osiris is produced without intercourse.”- Some guy in the 4th century BCE.
Shout outs to my “brothers in arms”
A post like this is long overdue. Throughout my personal journey that has led to the creation of this blog, I’ve encountered several “kindred spirits,” so to speak, along the … Continue reading
I and my Father are One: The Solar Horus X-mas Special, Part 6
“I am in the father, and he is in me.”
That Which is Conceived in Her is of the Holy “Spirit”: The Solar Horus X-mas Special, Part 5
“How shall this be, seeing I know not a man?”
We Three Kings: The Solar Horus X-mas Special, Part 4
“Where is he that is born king?”
We have seen His star in the East: The Solar Horus Xmas Special, Part 3
“O Morning Star, Horus of the Netherworld, divine Falcon.”
I am like a Green Fir Tree: The Solar Horus X-mas Special, Part 2
♪ “How lovely are thy branches…” ♫
In Winter Shall it Be: The Solar Horus Xmas Special, Part 1
So when the hell were these guys born?
He Shall Save His People From Their Sins: An “Evidentiary Analysis” of Osirian Soteriology
“He was manifested to take away our sins; and in Him is no sin.”
YHW=Horus?!? Syncretism with Gentile Gods
Apologists like to think that their Semitic predecessors were divinely isolated from the heathen religions around them. Little do they know that in reality their predecessors frequently blended pagan religion with their own.
Kettle Logic and the ol’ “Differences vs. Similarities” Argument
“That myth is totally not like this other myth, except for the times when I say that it is!!1!”
The Eucharist of Horus
The flesh of Horus was likewise ritualistically consumed in the form of bread & wine in sources far pre-dating the Common Era.
And the Third Day He shall Rise Again: The Lunar Osiris Easter Special, Part 5
In the final installment of this series, we cover the pre-Common Era sources proving Osiris was believed to have a bodily resurrection in his tomb on the third day after his burial.
By the Blood of the Lamb: The Lunar Osiris Easter Special, Part 4
Osiris was not just divine, but ovine as well…
Drinking the Blood of Osiris as Wine: The Lunar Osiris Easter Special, Part 3
Not only was his broken body eaten in the form of bread, but his shed blood turned water into wine and was itself consumed in the form of wine.
Eating the Body of Osiris as Broken Bread: The Lunar Osiris Easter Special Part 2
Having proven that Osiris’ body was broken, Part 2 shall prove that his broken body was literally eaten in the form of broken bread.
This is My Body, Which is Broken: The Lunar Osiris Easter Special, Part 1
In this 5 part series, we shall cover how many of the motifs of the current holiday season have their roots in lunar mythology, and most conspicuously parallel the mythos of the Egyptian god Osiris.
On Horus & the Spring Equinox
Yes, Horus had a birthday celebrated on both the winter solstice and the spring equinox.
Bart Ehrman vs. Chariton & Xenophon: Crucifixion & Empty Tombs
“There is no fictional character who gets crucified in these [ancient Greek] novels and then miraculously escapes.”
Uhhh… come again?
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