pulserifle187
MemberOvomorphMar-31-2014 11:34 PMAccording to history Zoroaster also known as zarathustra played an important part in the development of religion. Previous to zoroaster most religions only had a god or gods. Zoroaster introduced the idea of the destroyer or satan. This idea has materialized in most modern religions.
When Shaw take the carbon dating sample from the dead engineer, she states that it has been dead for about 2000 year, give or take. Zoroaster lived about 660bc-550bc, its alittle on the outside but still probable.
The language on the doors in the engineer's pyramid was ancient persian and sumerian ( the sumerian doesn't fit). Zoroaster was born and lived in the high plateaus of persia. Perhaps that Zoroaster had met some engineers (who he believed to be gods or a god) informed him of of the possible destroyers of life and earth ( referring to the engineers at the base). From that he introduced into religion the entity of satan or the destroyer.
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Co-AdminMemberOvomorphMar-31-2014 11:40 PMnice, that is interesting indeed, thanks for sharing pulserifle!
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MemberOvomorphMar-31-2014 11:47 PMWhen Peter Weyland gave the speech and the TED conference. While back stage he was quoting " I am a law, but not for all, I am law only for my kind". This is from Nietzsche's book 'Thus spoke Zarathustra'. I know its not the same as Zoroaster(zarathustra), only by the name zarathustra, but it maybe a hint perhaps.
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MemberTrilobiteApr-01-2014 12:29 AM
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AdminEngineerApr-01-2014 12:55 AMPulserifle187, you my friend just earned a new follower. This is a great post, and I agree with your theory. Makes a lot of sense!
