>interesting. i'm a bit suspect of
>any direct relationship of the
>5/10/85 to the trinity. i
>think to some extent humans
>just have an affinity for
>trinities, as man/woman/child is really
>a natural ordering of things.
>but since the nation of
>gods and earths is a
>relatively "recent" way of life
>(or interperetation of islam), its
>also highly possible that Clarence
>13X could have deliberately made
>that connection.

I agree w/you and Lightyeargroover says something similar below. Too much of the NGE philosophy is "convenient" for the ppl who 1st embraced/advanced it. It's too easy to make "white" ppl the "devil" or to say that This Group of Ppl To Which *I* Belong Are the Only Wise Ones (forgive my simplification). It sounds too much like what was done w/the Bible back in the day. It's too easy.

>anyway, the christian trinity is definitely
>derivative of the kemetan trinity
>of Ausar/Auset/Heru (Osirus, Isis and
>Horus in greek). there's a
>book called The 16 Crucified
>Saviors which breaks down that
>comparison and also brings out
>several from other cultures/cosmologies.
>
>its interesting how the romans remade
>christianity in their own image
>(eurocentric/patrilineal) by removing the female
>aspect of the trinity (replaced
>"Isis/Mary" with the "Holy Spirit")
>with the Council of Nicea,
>convened by the emperor Constantine
>in 325 AD. (they changed
>a bunch of other stuff
>there too, but that's another
>post). there were a lot
>of christians who resisted that
>move, which is why you
>had the persistence of goddess
>worshippers transformed into the cult
>of the black madonna.

That right there is what I wanna study in div school. Or, it's one of the things I wanna study in div school. If I really ever go to div school. If div school is the place where I'd study that history. It turns me on so much.