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Jesus is written in the planets
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The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
Well you're putting them completely out of order. Also the sun isn't a planet...
Grandliseur
Well-Known Member
Sorry, my logic doesn't fly as high as yours. To me this is about as coincidental as when some claim that 'I am' means God, in which case most human beings become God since all who can talk have said, 'I am' a great number of times.
Unfortunately, I am quite aware of my mortality and lack of importance compared to God.
You can, indeed, make an anagram of Jesus using the beginning letters of those planets.
Just of interest here are the objects in the solar system by size in descending order:
Sun
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Earth
Venus
Mars
Ganymede
Titan
Mercury
Callisto
Io
Moon (ours)
Europa
Triton
Pluto
Eris
Titania
.....bunch of other stuff.
lifted this from List of Solar System objects by size - Wikipedia
Sun
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Earth
Venus
Mars
Ganymede
Titan
Mercury
Callisto
Io
Moon (ours)
Europa
Triton
Pluto
Eris
Titania
.....bunch of other stuff.
lifted this from List of Solar System objects by size - Wikipedia
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
Our moon's name is Luna, I believe
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
It's a super hot gas planet!!!!!
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
My full name, first, middle, and last has all letters of Jesus Christ. My student's first name is also one of jesus' disciples. The Buddha's suttas have the word hell and heaven in it pretending they existed after christianity.
Coincidences could be blessings too. But I wouldnt stake my life for them. They could mean anything. Why would a dog be called dog if its the opposite of god? Is it belittling god? English language-if there is such a thing anymore.
Shrugs.
What are you on about just read what it says coincidence haha planets stars moons solar system who cares its there whether you like it or not theres no such thing as coincidence who named them thats the question the only letters that dont start in M spell Jesus thats undeniable!!!!!
Well, if you go back to when the Ptolemaic system was being used, it was considered a planet. Planet='wanderer'. The sun, like the Moon and planets seems to wander through the constellations in the sky over time. So it was a 'planet' as opposed to the 'fixed' stars.
Rinchen
Member
That is quite an impressive run on sentence. If your going to type like that, why not just take it to the next level and not use the exclamation points?
Jupiter, Pluto, Mercury, etc...all pagan Gods. All actual physical bodies. What's that about?
People named the planets. That's it. Nothing more to see here.
Skwim
Veteran Member
Well, they were known and named by Hindus before Jesus was a twinkle in his father's eyes. So to speak.
- Surya (a.k.a. Ravi, Bhaanu, Aaditya, Arka, Savitr, Suraj, Suruj, etc.), The Sun
- Chandra (a.k.a. Soma, Indu, etc.), The Moon
- Mangala, (a.k.a. Bhauma, Bhumisuta, Bhuminandan, Lohit, Lohitanga, Kuja, Angaaraka, Raktavarna, etc.), Mars
- Budha, (a.k.a. Saumya, Rauhineya, Tunga, etc.), Mercury
- Guru (a.k.a. Brhaspati, Suraguru, Devaguru, etc.), Jupiter, the Master/Teacher or Guru of the Suras/Devas (Gods)
- Shukra, (a.k.a. Bhrugu, Bhrigusuta, Bhrigunandan, etc.), Venus
- Shani, (a.k.a. Sthira, Shanaischar, etc.), Saturn
Navagraha - Wikipedia
No Jesus there either.
You could probably write a chapter with them letters but they are moons the main 9 heavenly bodies stand out. Etimology of religion, words and symbols is important well worth researching
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
Here I thought it was Olga. Weird.
Pluto is no longer considered a planet by some astronomers. It is controversial actually!
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
The same as Ronald Wilson Reagan being the Anti-Christ because each of his names contains six letters. About the same as every single number in my life and yours being able to be added and divided and squared and rooted to come out to 23.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Uranus wasn't recognized as a planet until 1781, Neputune in 1846 and it is not visible to the naked eye (and was discovered with mathematical prediction), and the discovery of Pluto was a rather tedious process, but it's not even considered a planet anymore, but rather a dwarf planet of the Kuiper Belt, much like Eris. So, we have eight "heavenly bodies," with one of them not standing out at all. And that's just this system. Nearly every dot you see in the night sky is a star with its own planets and moons. And of those millions and millions we can see, there are billions and billions we can't.
Surely if there is some grand designer, the we are nothing more than a detail in a much finer, grander work of art, and there is nothing to be read into the arbitrary names we gave to the eight rocks drifting around the sun.