Originally posted by divegeester Ok let me be clear; I agree that over the centuries some people have attributed images of horned goaty things to being lucifer/Satan, but the "template" for lucifer was laid out in the ancient Hebrew texts.
I said template for the image of satan.. The demonization of the pagan horned god.
Originally posted by apathist wiki [b]Devil in Christianity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil_in_Christianity
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Particularly in the medieval period, Satan was often shown as having horns and a goat's hindquarters ... and with a tail. He was also depicted as carrying a pitchfork,[20] the implement used in Hell to torment the damned, ...
None of these images seem to be ...[text shortened]... le or any other religious text. Rather, this image is apparently based on pagan Horned Gods, ...[/b]
Originally posted by apathist The god of the hunt. As old as the earth mother, maybe, but harder to pin down. Before agriculture, without a successful hunt the tribe will fail.
Was used by Christians as a template for Lucifer, in their pogrom to overthrow all pagan (non-Christian!) beliefs.
Known as Pan, Cernunnos, the Green Man and Herne the Hunter.
Lucifer is the star we know as Venus or the Morning Star which rises in the morning like the Sun but is nothing compared to the real Sun.
The devil's pitchfork may be based on Neptune's trident.
Originally posted by apathist The god of the hunt. As old as the earth mother, maybe, but harder to pin down. Before agriculture, without a successful hunt the tribe will fail.
Was used by Christians as a template for Lucifer, in their pogrom to overthrow all pagan (non-Christian!) beliefs.
The funny part is, why would a god of any kind need horns? A god with real powers would just go *nasty look* and one dead cow or whatever🙂
Originally posted by sonhouse The funny part is, why would a god of any kind need horns? A god with real powers would just go *nasty look* and one dead cow or whatever🙂
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horned_deity
Horns have ever been present in religious imagery as symbols of fertility and power.[42][43] It was not until Christianity attributed horns to Satan as part of his iconography that horned gods became associated with evil in Western mythology:[44]
Originally posted by apathist https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horned_deity
Horns have ever been present in religious imagery as symbols of fertility and power.[42][43] It was not until Christianity attributed horns to Satan as part of his iconography that horned gods became associated with evil in Western mythology:[44]
It does go to show how gullible people really are. Some mushroom addled assshole comes in from the desert and says he spoke to god and it answered back, all of a sudden you have instant converts and a new religion is born.
Originally posted by sonhouse It does go to show how gullible people really are. Some mushroom addled assshole comes in from the desert and says he spoke to god and it answered back, all of a sudden you have instant converts and a new religion is born.
Not the desert. The Horned God lives in the woods.
23 Sep '16 09:52
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