[stylist] Spiders and snakes and bats....

[Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter]

I recently read an English translation of the Egyptian book of the dead, and
the language was eerily similar to language and passages in the Bible. And I
learned in my anthropology class at university that northern Pacific
native-Americans share some similar beliefs with Irish Celtic beliefs. I'm
also intrigued by history and religion, and read a lot about this entire
topic.

Bridgit

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Brigit. Oh yes that was my point. That they all do it. I just picked an
example to illustrate it that wouldn't risk offending anyone. LOL. I do
remember reading the Greek myths during my 4 years of Latin in high school
and being wowed by how many of the myths were in the bible, the supposed one
true and first word, though the Greek myths had been written thousands of
years prior. Of course then I was already searching, but it stimulated my
love of history and need to be educated. I liked the pollinating analogy you
used. That's a very good one, and illustrates well.
Sem
I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
I get along with the voices inside of my head. 


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