Where The Word God Comes From - The Real Origins of Religion Stolen From Egyptians

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On the very first page you're saying that you won't accept something as concrete as DNA as evidence, so it's clear that you will only accept information that supports your own theories and ignore anything that doesn't. Theories can be presented based on either conjecture or concrete evidence. You're too caught up with the former variety. It's fine to favor them, but when you accuse others who are not as willing to accept them of racism you lose credibility.

I find it fascinating that there was a west African civilization dating as far back as 1300 b.c. called nok that most likely developed and operated independently of Egypt, I'd love to learn more about it but unfortunately there's not much research being done on it, gee I wonder why :francis:....I just don't understand why Egypt has to be seen as the apex of everything African related in terms of culture and the so called origin of everything admirable about advanced human societies... it wasn't.
DNA evidence isn't concrete first of all. Especially with something mysterious as Egyptians. And I didn't say I won't accept, I wrote I don't put STOCK into it. Do you know what this term means? Lets go by to definitions AGAIN:

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/british/put-stock-in-sth
"If you put stock in something that someone says or does, you have a high opinion of it:He's been wrong before, so I don't put much stock in what he says any more."

Again, you see what you want, and twist words. This is the exact quote from that post you are referring to:
"Why would I put my stock in DNA if it goes against common sense? To me it seems they have an agenda. If it goes against common sense, and what has been proven that could be done, only a fool would put stock into DNA. You know how many people are in your DNA alone? DNA is only good for recent people, and to give a clue who may be your ancestors, but it can't go in depth, so why would you put all of your stock into it? They can't test the millions of people who lived AE, just a few, and then compare that to people now. That is not something I would put a lot of stock in, so I use my common sense, and connect the dots."

Now, I see why you don't want to hear shyt, RACISM. Nobody is saying anything racistcs or calling all information racists. This is the true reason why you don't want to deal with this. You don't like the people who present it(black power people) so you want to have us forget about Egypt. I knew this I just was waiting for you to admit it. You are not playing with a dumb person. Everything I do is calculated. Thank you for proving me right!
And they do deal with other African kingdoms, in fact @Poitier made a thread on it. People in the black power movement have been doing this since the 70's,. You know tghis because that is how we know about certian tribes there. School didnt teach us, but you just don't remember that, right? You're just tired of those racists blacks talking about Egypt, right?:usure:

And you wonder why research isn't done on NOK, its called having money, and being funded. But again, you don't notice that right? Black people just want to deal with Egypt. Yall are funny, you want to tell us for hundreds of years, a civilization great as AE was considered white, the movies, and history books white washed it, even in this era they do it. Egypt even influenced the way this country does things, to the simple things like being on the currency we use, BUT you want us to forget about it, and focus on other African kingdoms. If that doesn't spell out AGENDA, I don't know what does.
 
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Poitier said:
And "Egyptians" were not monolithic and clearly migrated out of Khartoum to West Africa.

If that's true, there'd be burial sites like those in Egypt (and Israel) indicative of their distinct culture in West Africa.

There are none.​
 
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If that's true, there'd be burial sites like those in Egypt (and Israel) indicative of their particular culture in West Africa.
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/museums-static/digitalegypt/nubia/earlykhart.html

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/museums-static/digitalegypt/nubia/shaheinab.html


"Based on common patterns at his site and at French-excavated sites already reported from Chad, Mali and Niger (e.g., bone harpoons and a characteristic "wavy line" pottery), Arkell inferred "a common fishing and hunting culture spread by negroid people right across Africa at about the latitude of Khartoum "

Like I said, you are an idiot.


 

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https://www.ucl.ac.uk/museums-static/digitalegypt/nubia/earlykhart.html

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/museums-static/digitalegypt/nubia/shaheinab.html


"Based on common patterns at his site and at French-excavated sites already reported from Chad, Mali and Niger (e.g., bone harpoons and a characteristic "wavy line" pottery), Arkell inferred "a common fishing and hunting culture spread by negroid people right across Africa at about the latitude of Khartoum "

Like I said, you are an idiot.

He keeps playing games!
 

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And "Egyptians" were not monolithic and clearly migrated out of Khartoum to West Africa.

Know what the fukk you are talking about.

True. Some of the modern ethnic groups of West Africa even speak Nilo-Saharan languages.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nilo-Saharan_languages

Moreover, the Bantu people of Central and Southern Africa are also descended from Egyptians.
If that's true, there'd be burial sites like those in Egypt (and Israel) indicative of their distinct culture in West Africa.

There are none.​

LOL.

Just google Pyramids in the Sudan. Google comes back with so many results, that you can't even look at them all. I have attached a pictures and articles for you.

https://www.google.com/search?q=pyramids in the sudan&es_sm=93&tbm=isch&imgil=WcoOIWIykKKkeM%3A%3BNMJvQAO9zfiUxM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.globalblackhistory.com%252F2015%252F06%252Fforgotten-history-pyramids-in-the-sudan.html&source=iu&pf=m&fir=WcoOIWIykKKkeM%3A%2CNMJvQAO9zfiUxM%2C_&biw=1280&bih=899&usg=__D7RcfPnWIZWRdoI4wYa-v3e5M7k=&ved=0CCgQyjdqFQoTCOT8rO2Y28YCFculiAodTCAEXg&ei=Ok2lVeT3I8vLogTMwJDwBQ#imgrc=KX6SJY--Be4wCM:&usg=__D7RcfPnWIZWRdoI4wYa-v3e5M7k=

http://anancymag.com/new-pyramids-found-in-egypt-and-sudan/
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pyramids_at_Meroe_-_Sudan.jpg
http://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2015/05/the-forgotten-pyramids-of-meroe/392312/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/19/sudan-meroe-pyramids-spectacular_n_7336552.html
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/inpictures/2015/04/forgotten-pyramids-sudan-150405062541595.html
 

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Buddy just thinks they teleported there :pachaha:

I realized a few years back that many people had no clue that modern West Africans; Central Africans and South Africans actually migrated from North Africa; East Africa and Saudi Arabia. I think that most people think that Africans are just one big ethnic group, rather than several hundreds or even thousands. Common sense should tell most people that Black people had to be from many, many different ethnic groups, because they all speak so many different African languages and have so many different customs.

One custom that many African ethnic groups shared is male circumcision. It is also worth noting that the Hebrews also shared that custom.
 

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Akan/Igbo said:
Just google Pyramids in the Sudan. Google comes back with so many results, that you can't even look at them all. I have attached a pictures and articles for you.

Sudan is SOUTH of Egypt, not WEST. Why are people misunderstanding????

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There is no evidence that EGYPTIANS traveled to West Africa.

I know there are thousands of ethnic groups on the continent, but I'm referring to ONE specific culture traveling from Northeast Africa to West Africa.​
 

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John Henrick Clarke did a way better job explaining how Islam, Judaism, and Christianity came from Africa.



Priests and Nuns still go to the Temple of Luxor and other sites in Africa till this day to look at ancient African texts that are the origins of the Bible.
 
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Poitier said:
Take your L and keep it moving :mjlol:

Try harder and prove Egyptians traveled to West Africa.

Let me make it easy for you, not the Helwan or the Turah or the Qarunian or the Fayum B/A or the Merimde or the Elkabian or the Badarian or the Nagada.

I'm very specifically speaking about the Egyptians that founded the Old Kingdom and later since that's what this entire conversation is about.​
 

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Sudan is SOUTH of Egypt, not WEST. Why are people misunderstanding????

:snoop:

There is no evidence that EGYPTIANS traveled to West Africa.

I know there are thousands of ethnic groups on the continent, but I'm referring to ONE specific culture traveling from Northeast Africa to West Africa.​

You ever heard of Sara people of modern day Chad and the Central African Republic? Sara is an Arab word; meaning sons of RA.

"...Located in the south, especially in the Moyen-Chari, Logone Oriental, Logone Occidental, and parts of the Tandjileregions, they are Nilotic people who are believed to have migrated westwards to the Chad during the sixteenth century because of a constant threat from Muslim slave raiders.[1]

The Sara is a patrilineal ethnic group. Its people speak a Nilo-Sudanic language and form some twelve tribes or clans, including the Ngambaye, the Mbaye, the Goulay, the Madjingaye, the Kaba, the Sara-Kaba, the Niellim, the Nar, the Dai and Ngama.

The Sara (Sa-Ra) designation appears to have been derived from Arabic, meaning the Sons of Ra, the ancient Egyptian Sun-God. The Sara lived in the north-east along the Nile River before they sought refuge in the south against northern Arab slave raids. Most Sara are Traditionalist in religion, some worshipping the sun. The Sara are agriculturalists; they form the backbone of the Chadian economy, producing cotton, rice, peanuts, corn, millet, sorghum, and cassava. They live in south Chad, the most well-watered part of the country, thus the most agriculturally productive part... ."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara_people

In case you are geographically challenged please not that Chad and the Central African Republic border modern day Nigeria and Cameroon. Many Sara people must have been taken in the Transatlantic Slave Trade too, because their DNA is showing up in Afram's DNA; along with modern day Cameroonians and Nigerians.

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http://www.voanews.com/content/reu-chad-closes-border-with-central-african-republic-/1913221.html
 

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Try harder and prove Egyptians traveled to West Africa.

Let me make it easy for you, not the Helwan or the Turah or the Qarunian or the Fayum B/A or the Merimde or the Elkabian or the Badarian or the Nagada.

I'm very specifically speaking about the Egyptians from the foundation of the Old Kingdom and later since that's what this entire conversation is about.​

Now you are talking in gibberish :mjlol:


The same Neolithic cattle farmers from Khartoum who migrated to Nigeria, Mali, Chad and Cameroon are the same people who created the Neolithic Sudanese complex that led to Dynastic Egypt, dummy.
 
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Akan/Igbo said:
You ever heard of Sara people of modern day Chad and the Central African Republic? Sara is an Arab word; meaning sons of RA.

That has nothing to do with what is being discussed on my end, breh. I'm talking about a specific culture that predates this by a few thousand years.​
 
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