Interesting Find in Israel

[Minimalist]

[Anomalocaris]

[Minimalist]

Granted but what is surprising is the matter-of-fact way they printed that the supposedly monotheistic jews worshiped fertility goddesses in the so-called "First Temple" period.  The find backs up the evidence laid out by William G. Dever in "Did God Have A Wife." 

Dever portrays the inhabitants of Judah before the Babylonian attack as garden-variety Canaanite polytheists on their way to henotheism with yahweh as the duly appointed boss hooter.
BTW, Shemesh as in Beth Shemesh, was a Canaanite goddess which also seems a little odd for these "jews" to have retained the name.

[vorlon13]

Nice jibing with the hinky Canaanite idol belying accepted/presumed fealty of the ancient Jewry and the self-documented crapola of the early version(s) of Mormonism.

Anomalocaris is definitely on the right track there, it's looking more and more likely all religions follow a common play book, and the Mormons have spilled the beans with their minor error/innovation of 'God' supposedly commanding them to be a record keeping people. Not only have the Mormons hoisted themselves on their own petard, they've implicated/indicted most everyone else in the God racket too.

Not only is LDS a self-falsified religion, they are self-falsifying all religion to their extent of pulling back the curtain, lifting the veil, and disclosing the recipe of how everybody makes the sausage.

[Minimalist]

Well a person has to be stupid to believe in jesusism and really fucking stupid to be a mormon.

[vorlon13]

unless one is in admin and running ($$$) the show

[Minimalist]

The same can be said of the pope.