Talk:Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex - Revision history

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	: Idk what forums, but of course they had worshippers (idk about any "disciples"), they were (demi)gods. When were these virgin births documented (other than that, any similarities with Attis (Aphridite's favored mortal, who was a lady's man and was eventually killed by a boar sent by Ares out of jealousy in some versions) and Dionysus (who was the wine god) )? Krishna and Horus for example were diffifently not born of virgins (Krishna's mom had numerous children before him, and Horus' mom was Isis, who was the wife of Osiris). As for resurrection, it's a rather common attribute for dieties (but none of the manners in which they resurrected are the same). None of them sacrificed themselves to redeem humanity, nor were they God Itself as human/male incarnate, much less the son of God. And well, Assassin's Creed series emphasises on religion as much as history so discussion on gods and faith is rather inevidable lol. [[User:ParadisecityXO\|ParadisecityXO]] ([[User talk:ParadisecityXO\|talk]]) 18:30, July 12, 2014 (UTC)		: Idk what forums, but of course they had worshippers (idk about any "disciples"), they were (demi)gods. When were these virgin births documented (other than that, any similarities with Attis (Aphridite's favored mortal, who was a lady's man and was eventually killed by a boar sent by Ares out of jealousy in some versions) and Dionysus (who was the wine god) )? Krishna and Horus for example were diffifently not born of virgins (Krishna's mom had numerous children before him, and Horus' mom was Isis, who was the wife of Osiris). As for resurrection, it's a rather common attribute for dieties (but none of the manners in which they resurrected are the same). None of them sacrificed themselves to redeem humanity, nor were they God Itself as human/male incarnate, much less the son of God. And well, Assassin's Creed series emphasises on religion as much as history so discussion on gods and faith is rather inevidable lol. [[User:ParadisecityXO\|ParadisecityXO]] ([[User talk:ParadisecityXO\|talk]]) 18:30, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

	::: You'll want to move this discussion to the forums [[Forum:Masyaf's_Courtyard\|here]]. The talk page isn't the place for it. -[[User:Molotov.cockroach\|Molotov.cockroach]] ([[User talk:Molotov.cockroach\|talk]]) 19:31, July 12, 2014 (UTC)		::: You'll want to move this discussion to the forums [Forum:Masyaf's_Courtyard\|here]. The talk page isn't the place for it. -[[User:Molotov.cockroach\|Molotov.cockroach]] ([[User talk:Molotov.cockroach\|talk]]) 19:31, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

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	::: You'll want to move this discussion to the forums [[Forum:Masyaf's_Courtyard\|here]]. The talk page isn't the place for it. -[[User:Molotov.cockroach\|Molotov.cockroach]] ([[User talk:Molotov.cockroach\|talk]]) 19:31, July 12, 2014 (UTC)		::: You'll want to move this discussion to the forums [[Forum:Masyaf's_Courtyard\|here]]. The talk page isn't the place for it. -[[User:Molotov.cockroach\|Molotov.cockroach]] ([[User talk:Molotov.cockroach\|talk]]) 19:31, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

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	: Idk what forums, but of course they had worshippers (idk about any "disciples"), they were (demi)gods. When were these virgin births documented (other than that, any similarities with Attis (Aphridite's favored mortal, who was a lady's man and was eventually killed by a boar sent by Ares out of jealousy in some versions) and Dionysus (who was the wine god) )? Krishna and Horus for example were diffifently not born of virgins (Krishna's mom had numerous children before him, and Horus' mom was Isis, who was the wife of Osiris). As for resurrection, it's a rather common attribute for dieties (but none of the manners in which they resurrected are the same). None of them sacrificed themselves to redeem humanity, nor were they God Itself as human/male incarnate, much less the son of God. And well, Assassin's Creed series emphasises on religion as much as history so discussion on gods and faith is rather inevidable lol. [[User:ParadisecityXO\|ParadisecityXO]] ([[User talk:ParadisecityXO\|talk]]) 18:30, July 12, 2014 (UTC)		: Idk what forums, but of course they had worshippers (idk about any "disciples"), they were (demi)gods. When were these virgin births documented (other than that, any similarities with Attis (Aphridite's favored mortal, who was a lady's man and was eventually killed by a boar sent by Ares out of jealousy in some versions) and Dionysus (who was the wine god) )? Krishna and Horus for example were diffifently not born of virgins (Krishna's mom had numerous children before him, and Horus' mom was Isis, who was the wife of Osiris). As for resurrection, it's a rather common attribute for dieties (but none of the manners in which they resurrected are the same). None of them sacrificed themselves to redeem humanity, nor were they God Itself as human/male incarnate, much less the son of God. And well, Assassin's Creed series emphasises on religion as much as history so discussion on gods and faith is rather inevidable lol. [[User:ParadisecityXO\|ParadisecityXO]] ([[User talk:ParadisecityXO\|talk]]) 18:30, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

			::: You'll want to move this discussion to the forums [[Forum:Masyaf's_Courtyard\|here]]. The talk page isn't the place for it. -[[User:Molotov.cockroach\|Molotov.cockroach]] ([[User talk:Molotov.cockroach\|talk]]) 19:31, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

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	: You should take this to the forums, as this isn't the place to discuss it. I would note, though, that Jesus, Attis and Dionysus were all the result of virgin births (Attis came from a seed placed in Nada's bosom, Dionysus is placed inside Semele in some variations of his story) and all did have disciples/worshipers. Resurrection also plays a large part in the story of Dionysus. -[[User:Molotov.cockroach\|Molotov.cockroach]] ([[User talk:Molotov.cockroach\|talk]]) 04:52, July 12, 2014 (UTC)		: You should take this to the forums, as this isn't the place to discuss it. I would note, though, that Jesus, Attis and Dionysus were all the result of virgin births (Attis came from a seed placed in Nada's bosom, Dionysus is placed inside Semele in some variations of his story) and all did have disciples/worshipers. Resurrection also plays a large part in the story of Dionysus. -[[User:Molotov.cockroach\|Molotov.cockroach]] ([[User talk:Molotov.cockroach\|talk]]) 04:52, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

			: Idk what forums, but of course they had worshippers (idk about any "disciples"), they were (demi)gods. When were these virgin births documented (other than that, any similarities with Attis (Aphridite's favored mortal, who was a lady's man and was eventually killed by a boar sent by Ares out of jealousy in some versions) and Dionysus (who was the wine god) )? Krishna and Horus for example were diffifently not born of virgins (Krishna's mom had numerous children before him, and Horus' mom was Isis, who was the wife of Osiris). As for resurrection, it's a rather common attribute for dieties (but none of the manners in which they resurrected are the same). None of them sacrificed themselves to redeem humanity, nor were they God Itself as human/male incarnate, much less the son of God. And well, Assassin's Creed series emphasises on religion as much as history so discussion on gods and faith is rather inevidable lol. [[User:ParadisecityXO\|ParadisecityXO]] ([[User talk:ParadisecityXO\|talk]]) 18:30, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

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	The similarities between Jesus and the Pagan demigods were never THAT similar until recent assertions by Christ Mythicists, so how would Altaiir come to this hypothesis? Originally , some of them were similar, but persecution, disciples, and sacrifice were never in the ancient religious texts regarding them. The closest to Jesus is Krishna, whose teachings were similar. Horus had very little (if any) similarities with Jesus; he was the Egyptian war god, born from the (temporarily) resurrected Osiris and later merged with Ra. Attis had no similarity to Jesus, nor did Dyonisus. Just a few examples. [[User:ParadisecityXO\|ParadisecityXO]] ([[User talk:ParadisecityXO\|talk]]) 02:01, July 12, 2014 (UTC)		The similarities between Jesus and the Pagan demigods were never THAT similar until recent assertions by Christ Mythicists, so how would Altaiir come to this hypothesis? Originally , some of them were similar, but persecution, disciples, and sacrifice were never in the ancient religious texts regarding them. The closest to Jesus is Krishna, whose teachings were similar. Horus had very little (if any) similarities with Jesus; he was the Egyptian war god, born from the (temporarily) resurrected Osiris and later merged with Ra. Attis had no similarity to Jesus, nor did Dyonisus. Just a few examples. [[User:ParadisecityXO\|ParadisecityXO]] ([[User talk:ParadisecityXO\|talk]]) 02:01, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

			: You should take this to the forums, as this isn't the place to discuss it. I would note, though, that Jesus, Attis and Dionysus were all the result of virgin births (Attis came from a seed placed in Nada's bosom, Dionysus is placed inside Semele in some variations of his story) and all did have disciples/worshipers. Resurrection also plays a large part in the story of Dionysus. -[[User:Molotov.cockroach\|Molotov.cockroach]] ([[User talk:Molotov.cockroach\|talk]]) 04:52, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

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	The similarities between Jesus and the Pagan demigods were never THAT similar until recent assertions by Christ Mythicists, so how would Altaiir come to this hypothesis? Originally , some of them were similar, but persecution, disciples, and sacrifice were never in the ancient religious texts regarding them. The closest to Jesus is Krishna, whose teachings were similar. Horus had very little (if any) similarities with Jesus; he was the Egyptian war god, born from the (temporarily) resurrected Osiris and later merged with Ra. Attis had no similarity to Jesus, nor did Dyonisus. Just a few examples.		The similarities between Jesus and the Pagan demigods were never THAT similar until recent assertions by Christ Mythicists, so how would Altaiir come to this hypothesis? Originally , some of them were similar, but persecution, disciples, and sacrifice were never in the ancient religious texts regarding them. The closest to Jesus is Krishna, whose teachings were similar. Horus had very little (if any) similarities with Jesus; he was the Egyptian war god, born from the (temporarily) resurrected Osiris and later merged with Ra. Attis had no similarity to Jesus, nor did Dyonisus. Just a few examples. [[User:ParadisecityXO\|ParadisecityXO]] ([[User talk:ParadisecityXO\|talk]]) 02:01, July 12, 2014 (UTC)

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	Voting closed. Page moved to Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex. -- {{User:Master Sima Yi/sig}} 13:40, July 10, 2013 (UTC)		Voting closed. Page moved to Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex. -- {{User:Master Sima Yi/sig}} 13:40, July 10, 2013 (UTC)

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			The similarities between Jesus and the Pagan demigods were never THAT similar until recent assertions by Christ Mythicists, so how would Altaiir come to this hypothesis? Originally , some of them were similar, but persecution, disciples, and sacrifice were never in the ancient religious texts regarding them. The closest to Jesus is Krishna, whose teachings were similar. Horus had very little (if any) similarities with Jesus; he was the Egyptian war god, born from the (temporarily) resurrected Osiris and later merged with Ra. Attis had no similarity to Jesus, nor did Dyonisus. Just a few examples.

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			Voting closed. Page moved to Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex. -- {{User:Master Sima Yi/sig}} 13:40, July 10, 2013 (UTC)

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