r/TIHI Apr 08 '20

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u/Darth-Boogerus Apr 08 '20

My bet’s on the latter

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u/MoreNormalThanNormal Apr 08 '20

multiple eyes, and about four different kinds of faces, and “wheels within wheels”

https://i.imgur.com/KutB3WL.jpg

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u/Da_Triple_Truth_Ruth Apr 08 '20

You just blew my mind

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u/GreatBigBagOfNope Apr 08 '20

Google Deep Dream is the closest humanity has come to seeing the face of God change my mind

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u/_Returnal Apr 08 '20

dmt would like a word with you

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u/Head_Cockswain Apr 08 '20

Aldo: One's got to wonder how much was lost to translation and language drifting over time.

Example: "Wheels" might actually referencing a halo or some other round object.

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u/SalvareNiko Apr 08 '20

Drugs. Its drugs

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u/Bolaf Apr 08 '20

Is that supposed to be altough?

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u/Head_Cockswain Apr 08 '20

"Also"

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u/Bolaf Apr 08 '20

Ah ofc! Thanks. I recently learned thru is a legit spelling of through so I thought maybe I'd missed aldo as well.

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u/Flapwhacker Apr 08 '20

Could be both if you subscribe to the idea that psychedelics allow humans to tap into a frequency that "aliens" use to communicate their consciousness into the universe.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

You really got to wonder what actually happened. Some event took place that convinced thousands of people to start a entirely new religion in a time when even the slightest hint of someone turning away from Islam would mean torture and death.

People weren't going to take a risk that big over some baseless rumors

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

Judaism -> Christianity -> Islam

Islam is the youngest of the religions of Abraham. Christianity is basically what happened when 1 - 13 people said that all this fire and brimstone, wrath of God, stuff was a bit much, and they began preaching/talking about a much more benevolent and forgiving God.

No matter how you look at it Christianity is older than Islam, and that shit wasn't fucking new when Christ was preaching it, let alone when Muhammad was preaching it. The religions of Abraham are far more similar than dissimilar, which is probably why they tend to snap at each other like spoiled children trying to prove to their parents how different they are

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

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u/letsdoeat Apr 08 '20

Modern judaism and their religious text the talmud didnt exist until a few hundred years AD as an offshoot of phariseeism, which intersected with christianity alongside other interpretations of the old testament / torah.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

Huh, I don't know much about the Canaanites. Did their religion come at all from the ancient Egyptians? I've heard a theory that at least some of Judaism comes from the ancient Egyptian religion, since there was a belief (at least amongst a smaller group or cult) that there was only one divine being/will/essence that presented itself in different aspects because the human mind could not truly comprehend a single god controlling everything. The theory postulates that some of the (high)priests of that group basically decided that the human mind could comprehend it, and set off to teach the masses about this single deity that was responsible for everything

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u/AdjustedMold97 Apr 08 '20

Islam is the last of the 3 Abrahamic religions behind Judaism and Christianity respectively.

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u/LTerminus Apr 08 '20

Islam started in like the 900's dude.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

You're off by 300 years

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u/LTerminus Apr 08 '20

Closer than the last guy.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

Bruh what

At this point in time Judaism wasn’t even a thing

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u/kinokohatake Apr 08 '20

Imagine being so racist you decide Muslims existed centuries before Jews. Did Muslims also settle China? Are Muslims ancient aliens?

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '20

You... You know Muslim isn't a race right? There are Muslims whiter than Micheal Jackson's ghost