Why do Jews Christians and Muslims call on the supreme Egyptian god "Amen" when ending prayers?

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How are you displaying intelligence using such bulgur language ? It takes away any merit in your convo. The bottom line is that Amen in ancient Egypt existed before there ever was a Hebrew or Semite this is fact. Sounds like you caught feelings from hearing that fact.
I didn't "catch feelings" and since this a casual discussion on an internet forum, I don't think "vulgarity" really has any bearing on my merit.
This is that same completely incorrect thinking that has ankh trash saying that "nikka" comes from the word "negus," when it simply does not.
The word existing in a different civilization does not mean that the two are connected. There is neither causation, nor correlation.
 

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Again another emotional response when hearing facts. Amens popularity across the world was grand before the existence of any Hebrews. The name Amen existed for centuries before there ever was a Hebrew. This is fact. U are trying to link the answer to why Christians and Muslims call on Amen after prayer to the Hebrews but got emotional and resulted to childish name calling when it's pointed out to u that the actual link comes from an African spiritual science. Truth hurts but don't shoot the messenger.
It does not come from "African spiritual science" and this is coming from a person who wants every African philosopher, mathematician, scientist, doctor, and theologian to get their credit when it is due.
This is more ankh foolishness that often gets intermixed with real history.
 

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When the first dynasty was established by king narmer the African spiritual system aka the tree of life, was established. King narmer unified upper and lower Egypt . This was also the unification of the diety Amen and the diety Ra. Egyptian kings who wore the white and red crown were considered the top crop due to them being able to unify both lower and upper Egypt. The proof is in the development of the first dynasty.
 

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When the first dynasty was established by king narmer the African spiritual system aka the tree of life, was established. King narmer unified upper and lower Egypt . This was also the unification of the diety Amen and the diety Ra. Egyptian kings who wore the white and red crown were considered the top crop due to them being able to unify both lower and upper Egypt. The proof is in the development of the first dynasty.

So you have no proof. No links or nothing :snooze:
 

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It does not come from "African spiritual science.
This is more ankh foolishness that often gets intermixed with real history.
Wow. This is a very disrespectful comment. How are u having a casual convo being so disrespectful? This is not how intelligent or conscious people normally approach a custom that is not of their own. Your approach sounds like every other person who can just easily hurl insults on the internet. It's real hard taking anything u say serious when u do that. And you are dead wrong because Amen does come from the African spiritual science aka the kmt tree of life.
 
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So you have no proof. No links or nothing :snooze:
Dude if you don't know the history of the first dynasty that's on you. You can easily google the "first dynasty of Egypt " or " king narmer ". The fact that u aren't even familiar with the first dynasty or king narmer proves to me that u aren't even qualified to be in this conversation.
 

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Wow. This is a very disrespectful comment. How are u having a casual convo being so disrespectful? This is not how intelligent or conscious people normally approach a custom that is not of their own. Your approach sounds like every other person who can just easily hurl insults on the internet. It's real hard taking anything u say serious when u do that.
What about what I said is disrespectful?
No, "amen" does not have its origins in "African spiritual science."
Yes, "ankh foolishness" does get intermixed with real history and science, and replaces facts and hardcore evidence with weak speculation, lazy linguistic-connections,and constant conflation of causation = correlation relationship that aren't really there.
 

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What about what I said is disrespectful?
No, "amen" does not have its origins in "African spiritual science."
Yes, "ankh foolishness" does get intermixed with real history and science, and replaces facts and hardcore evidence with weak speculation, lazy linguistic-connections,and constant conflation of causation = correlation relationship that aren't really there.
. :ohhh: Yoooooooo. I'm just now peeping what u mean by "ankh foolishness". You aren't just being disrespectful u are being racist. I just caught it. U are talking as if my info about Amen came from one of those black books sold in Harlem. But that's where u messed up. My info comes from the same place the white man gets his info about Egypt , "The pyramid text." "The pyramid text" Is where the whiteman goes to for his info about ancient Egypt. And even the white man knows that Amen originates from Ancient Egypt. The saddest part about your racist remarks is the fact that the uninformed actually co signed you. Your whole demeanor towards approaching this convo was sideways from the jump and the fact that Amens origin comes from ancient Egypt and you say otherwise when a simple google search proves this exposes your racist foundation. U can have the last word, I refuse to go back and forth with sideways racism.
 

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Everything in the bible is truth:banderas:


Really?? So do u believe in the philosophy of turning the other cheek?? Would u teach that to your children?? If you go to prison and some Debo looking convict punches you in the face will you do like Jesus suggested and turn the other cheek?
 

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This is easily solved by our friends at google. I wont do the work for you but come one...



Exactly....You have this poster @ReturnOfJudah who came in this thread and used immature name calling and then showed how much he really didnt know when he said that Amen came from Hebrews. But all u have to do is Google. Here is a quote from Wiki:

The religion had its roots in Egypt's prehistory and lasted for more than 3,000 years. The details of religious belief changed over time as the importance of particular gods rose and declined, and their intricate relationships shifted. At various times, certain gods became preeminent over the others, including the sun god Ra, the creator god Amun, and the mother goddess Isis. For a brief period, in the aberrant theology promulgated by the Pharaoh Akhenaten, a single god, the Aten, replaced the traditional pantheon. Ancient Egyptian religion and mythology left behind many writings and monuments, along with significant influences on ancient and modern cultures.


Now anyone who is in the know knows that "Isis" is the Hellenized name given to "Auset"........The Egyptian Godesses original name was not Isis but "Auset" and the greeks changed it to the more popular "Isis." You wont find the original name "Auset" on wiki you are only going to get the Hellenized version. This is Ancient Egypt 101 and anyone who doesnt already know this shouldnt even enter such a conversation. Now with that said Amun again is another Hellenized version of Amen...But wiki actually has the variation. Here are the variations according to Wiki: Amun, Amun-Ra,
Amun-Re, Amon, or Amen: King of the gods and god of the wind




again...according to The Pyramid texts Amen existed before Hebrews even existed
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There is no denying the Pyramid Texts because it is the go to for archaeologists. No anonymous faceless nobody can argue with the study of archaeologists no matter how much insults they hurl at someone who they dont agree with.




So Basically @ReturnOfJudah came in this thread hurling insults and being disrespectful but in the end he didnt know what he was talking about. Just read his comments, he puts his foot in his own mouth by not knowing anything about King narmer or The 1st Dynasty...he knew nothing about the Pyramid Texts.. yet he felt he could just easily walk in this thread and talk greasy. This is one of the biggest problems with social media. To many unqualified feel they can just walk into converstions that they wouldnt dare walk into in a real life situation. In the real world @ReturnOfJudah would know his place and not even walk into such a converstaion but on social media the unqualified feel safe behind computers just doing what they want....But truth will always destroy such people.
 
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