Striking similarities between different cultures and religions.

[SupremoSpectator 96]

Agreement on the nature of women isn’t the only similarity. There are several eerily similar things all around the world. For example:

1. Joining hands in prayer:

Taoism

Christianity (taken from pre-existing tradition)

Indian religions

Islam

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2. Swastika

Ancient Europe

Ancient China

Ancient India

Africa

Native American

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3. Meditation

Jewish

Chinese

Ancient India

Ancient Egypt

Celtic

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4. Pyramids

Egypt

China

India

Europe (though these may be natural)

America

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5. Vegetarianism

– The Chinese say that Ancient China was vegetarian. Taoism considers meat to be impure and prescribes a vegetarian diet
– The Indians still practice this to a great extent
– Ancient Egyptians were mostly vegetarians
– According to the Abrahamic myths Adam and Eve, the earliest humans, were pure vegetarians

[CaliParticipant 753]

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Just a misogynist virgin hiding away in his mother's basement. Nothing to see here...

[ShinyParticipant 2307]

The Golden Bough did it better. All religions follow the same basic pattern. It’s one of the basic proofs of the existence of God.

[SupremoSpectator 96]

Shiny wrote:

The Golden Bough did it better. All religions follow the same basic pattern. It’s one of the basic proofs of the existence of God.

Proof?? The only scientific things from the ancient culture are meditation, female nature and vegetarianism. It does point to a somewhat shared global culture. Some more I could point out:

6. Reincarnation is/was believed by most people including:

– Ancient Egyptians
– Indian religions
– Celtic & Norse cultures
– Taoism & Ancient Chinese
– Native Americans
– Old African cultures
– Some sects of Abrahamic religions
– Some Ancient Greeks
– Shamans
– Inuits

7. It’s also striking how so called incarnations of the supreme God in India and Egypt are blue-black in color:

Egyptian representation of the incarnation

Indian representation of the incarnation

Egypt

India

Egypt

India

[anonymousyamParticipant 4605]

Shiny wrote:

The Golden Bough did it better. All religions follow the same basic pattern. It’s one of the basic proofs of the existence of God.

Why would god have to trick his mankind into worshiping all sorts of different faiths with only a similar basis? surely if god wanted to spread his message he would not confuse mankind with thousands of religions.

I think of it as more of a argument against god then for him.

Just an east coast asshole who likes to curse, If you get offended by words like fuck, cunt, shit, piss, bitch or any racial slurs then you just scroll down.

[VarunParticipant 2981]

God is an ancient alien.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

[SupremoSpectator 96]

anonymousyam wrote:

Why would god have to trick his mankind into worshiping all sorts of different faiths with only a similar basis? surely if god wanted to spread his message he would not confuse mankind with thousands of religions.

I think of it as more of a argument against god then for him.

The myth is that God took different incarnations everywhere multiple times after humans separated from each other and migrated to different places to re-establish religion.

But apparently even these teachings slowly got degraded and/or plagiarised.

[Anonymous 3]

anonymousyam wrote:

Shiny wrote:

The Golden Bough did it better. All religions follow the same basic pattern. It’s one of the basic proofs of the existence of God.

Why would god have to trick his mankind into worshiping all sorts of different faiths with only a similar basis? surely if god wanted to spread his message he would not confuse mankind with thousands of religions.

I think of it as more of a argument against god then for him.

Well the idea of faith is supposed to be this world is a test that you have to pass to succeed in the next world. It wouldn’t be much of a test if everyone was given the answer key, now would it?

But this is a bad topic to discuss on here. It is bad to discuss in person too. There is never any point in discussing politics or religion in person or online.

[ShinyParticipant 2307]

Supremo wrote:

The myth is that God took different incarnations everywhere multiple times after humans separated from each other and migrated to different places to re-establish religion.

But apparently even these teachings slowly got degraded and/or plagiarised.

Not even close.

Like many MGTOW I tend to avoid the religious discussions, other than the occasional throw-down in the philosophy forum, but if you’re genuinely interested in what you’re posting about, try educating yourself about the Philosophy of Religion. HERE’s a start. The traditional (classical) arguments all point toward the existence of God, with the noticeable exception being the problem of theodicy.

You may notice most feminists hate religion, because, as you say, it has long identified the nature of women. Enjoy your bed-‘fellows’.

[Anonymous 3]

Shiny wrote:

You may notice most feminists hate religion, because, as you say, it has long identified the nature of women. Enjoy your bed-‘fellows’.

Feminists hate religion because feminism itself is a religion, a very effective one that infiltrates and co-opts all the other religions. Feminism is closely tied with Wicca/witchcraft.

I’ve seen Christianity gutted by feminism, creating a new Churchianity religion with laughable pastors that have been linked on here, who do nothing but attack men and worship at the alter of woman.

I am also seeing Islam get crushed in a similar way. Unlike most other MGTOW on this site who look at Islam as some sort of dangerous conquering force that “hates women”, I see just another religion that is going to get ripped apart by the feminism contagion. Only women can stop feminism, and they have shown that no matter their race, their culture or the location, AWALT and they most certainly will not stop it.

[sidecarParticipant 35837]

Supremo wrote:

1. Joining hands in prayer:

You gotta do something with your hands. Telling kids to hold their hands together keeps them from fidgeting during prayer. That training continues on into adulthood.

And then there’s this guy:

2. Swastika

…is just a squared spiral. It doesn’t need any sort of special inspiration.

The three hares is a more interesting universal motif, but is more an indicator of the extent of trade than any universality of religion.

3. Meditation

…is easier than working.

4. Pyramids

…are what people build when they want to build tall but don’t know enough to build a tower. A pyramid is just a slightly organized pile.

5. Vegetarianism

…is what people do when they can’t catch or can’t afford meat.

When dealing with basic forms like squared up spirals and pyramids and the limited ways people can arrange their hands, convergence is going to happen. It doesn’t necessarily mean anything.

Anonymous wrote:

It wouldn’t be much of a test if everyone was given the answer key, now would it?

And it isn’t a very fair test if some people ARE given the answer key while others are given a false key. So either all the answer keys are false, and therefore all the religions are false, or the almighty is an unfair dick who plays favorites.

[VarunParticipant 2981]

Anonymous wrote:

I am also seeing Islam get crushed in a similar way. Unlike most other MGTOW on this site who look at Islam as some sort of dangerous conquering force that “hates women”, I see just another religion that is going to get ripped apart by the feminism contagion.

Islam will get crushed by feminism like a fly gets squatted by a squatter.

I have reasons to believe the only reason the so-called ‘patriarchial’ islam prevailed is because the places where it is practiced, there seems to be a minor concentration of women. South-eastern countries like UAE boasts of a sex ratio of about 3 men to every woman.

So of course Islam prevailed…. feminist ideologies didn’t get to take root because of the meager numbers of women. But that’s not gonna stay the same way forever, would it?

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

[SupremoSpectator 96]

sidecar wrote:

3. Meditation

…is easier than working.

5. Vegetarianism

…is what people do when they can’t catch or can’t afford meat.

haha very good post. I would agree with you to a great extent. Meditation and vegetarianism are backed by science though

Shiny wrote:

Not even close.

Yes, actually this is what they say in even Islam and Christianity. When the Ancient Greeks were being destroyed, coerced and forced by the early Christians, here’s what Justin Martyr had to say in his First Apology —

“we introduce nothing new beyond what you say of those whom you call sons of Zeus.”

Varun wrote:

Islam will get crushed by feminism like a fly gets squatted by a squatter.

I have reasons to believe the only reason the so-called ‘patriarchial’ islam prevailed is because the places where it is practiced, there seems to be a minor concentration of women. South-eastern countries like UAE boasts of a sex ratio of about 3 men to every woman.

So of course Islam prevailed…. feminist ideologies didn’t get to take root because of the meager numbers of women. But that’s not gonna stay the same way forever, would it?

This is factually incorrect.

In the UAE 87% of the population is expat. This means that there are only 13% nationals. The difference is because it’s mainly men who go to work abroad, especially when over 40% of the population is from South Asia.

[VarunParticipant 2981]

Supremo wrote:

This is factually incorrect.

In the UAE 87% of the population is expat. This means that there are only 13% nationals. The difference is because it’s mainly men who go to work abroad, especially when over 40% of the population is from South Asia.

Hmm. I didn’t know that. I saw a statistic somewhere when I was researching sex ratios. Thanks for that.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

[treelville..miamiParticipant 893]

Religion is a loaded topic, I also notice that there are many here who can’t distinguish race from religion especially when it comes to Islam. Do not buy into corporate mainstream media, it’s propaganda in it’s lowest concentrated form, they’re slandering an entire religion just to go take there oil reserves. Its why I’m against every operation in the middle east, it’s all about money, oil and drugs.

"The wounds of honor are self inflicted"

[SupremoSpectator 96]

treelville..miami wrote:

Religion is a loaded topic, I also notice that there are many here who can’t distinguish race from religion especially when it comes to Islam. Do not buy into corporate mainstream media, it’s propaganda in it’s lowest concentrated form, they’re slandering an entire religion just to go take there oil reserves. Its why I’m against every operation in the middle east, it’s all about money, oil and drugs.

Really?? I didn’t know such ignorant people existed. I don’t think they do….

Then again, some Americans are so bigoted they think Australia is North Korea on the map LMAO. Here’s some more s~~~

Uneducated as f~~~.

[Maraudrz1Participant 2250]

How stupid are Americans? Looks like they are pretty stupid. I am an American and am thoroughly disgusted. Sadly, it is an indication of our education system. I only missed one question. I don’t know who is the current “Axis of Evil”. I think it is Iran, North Korea and Syria. I don’t really know.

Women's brains and vagina have one thing in common. There is nothing in there until a man puts something in there.

[SupremoSpectator 96]

Maraudrz1 wrote:

How stupid are Americans? Looks like they are pretty stupid. I am an American and am thoroughly disgusted. Sadly, it is an indication of our education system. I only missed one question. I don’t know who is the current “Axis of Evil”. I think it is Iran, North Korea and Syria. I don’t really know.

Haha yes sir it included Iran, Iraq and NK…. but this was the least important question here

[SkeptiskParticipant 3679]

The basis of any similarities starts within the brain. Such things like languages would be impossible if there was no common basis for us to communicate! The first translations was common objects with associated words, and from these sentences were structured; with inquiries and questions to gain understanding using handsigns, facial expressions, body language etc. to convey a meaning with the supplied words. In short, if an intelligence that would operate on an entire different level were to to speak to you, even in your language, it would be incomprehensible, because the meaning would be completely lost in translation. And this is due to how our brain is structured. Talking to E.T might be very different from anything ever shown on scifi-shows or from scifi-books.

Convergence shows just how similar the primate brains living in various diverse human cultures really are. If it were not, adopted children would never be able to communicate with their foster-parents.

SO, the world as we see it is just an outward expression of human common culture with a similar brain.

"Expecting to find a decent woman on a dating site is like dumpster diving and expecting to come out with a gourmet meal." Won'tGetFooledAgain

[SupremoSpectator 96]

Skeptisk wrote:

The basis of any similarities starts within the brain. Such things like languages would be impossible if there was no common basis for us to communicate! The first translations was common objects with associated words, and from these sentences were structured; with inquiries and questions to gain understanding using handsigns, facial expressions, body language etc. to convey a meaning with the supplied words. In short, if an intelligence that would operate on an entire different level were to to speak to you, even in your language, it would be incomprehensible, because the meaning would be completely lost in translation. And this is due to how our brain is structured. Talking to E.T might be very different from anything ever shown on scifi-shows or from scifi-books.

Convergence shows just how similar the primate brains living in various diverse human cultures really are. If it were not, adopted children would never be able to communicate with their foster-parents.

SO, the world as we see it is just an outward expression of human common culture with a similar brain.

Nope.
I hate religious extremists, but this is just as bad. Language is common among all animals, not just humans.

The swastika globally used as a symbol of prosperity is a consequence of the human brain…. we have evolved to join hands in prayer?? hahaha

And are you even aware that most people didn’t meditate? It’s a special technique used by religion. Maybe most humans living in India meditated, but not others. Have you ever seen the extreme lifestyle of monks?

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