Gods of Ancient Egypt

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>>2497963

there is only one god for you honkey ass crackaz and his name is Yakub you Neandertom albino mutant

From the Christian perspective, pagan 'gods' and 'deities' are the legends of ancient Nephilim giants and fallen angels. Pagans essentially worship demons and false gods. The Greek titans for example is just the mythologization of the pre-Flood men of renown.

You should check out Bill Cooper's "Mystery Babylon" podcast, see how it all ties together.

Bible knows them as fallen angels (Genesis 6 or Book of Enoch).

Babylonians called them the Annunaki.
Nu-Atheists call them Ancient Aliens.
Pagans knew them as 'gods'.

>>2498021
>>2498013
So even the Christian stance is that they were more than metaphorical ideas, but actual godlike beings?

Mind slowly being blown, if I've got it right.

>>2497963
They were spiritual beings. Not metaphors. What this means is up to interpretation and not easily discerned. For example, is the Egyptian after death judgment (where there heart is weighed) the same judgment as everyone else? Is it unique to those who practice the faith? Who knows.

>>2498045
Christianity never denied other divinities existed. Usually the OT goes on about the futility of idols more than anything. The Old Testament would sometimes refer to gods demons but this is usually nationalistic in nature and to emphases the jews "chosen" status. Occasionally other gods were referred to in a positive light and in this case they would be called "Host."

>>2498045
Basically pagan gods are angels or demons, whereas the Israelites knew the one true God that created everything.

Goa'uld, all of them