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By Deal W. Hudson and Rev. Mr. Keith A Fournier
9/30/2012 (3 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
When a politician's own ordinary is willing to make such a statement in support of a seated political representation from his own diocese that, in effect, more than offsets the criticism coming from any other bishop.
By Deal W. Hudson and Rev. Mr. Keith A Fournier
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
9/30/2012 (3 years ago)
Published in Politics & Policy
Keywords: Paul Ryan, Joe Biden, Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, Catholic Vote, Bill Donohue, Catholic League, Bishop Robert Morlino, Social teaching, Social justice, Deal W. Hudson, Deacon Keith Fournier
WASHINGTON,DC (Catholic Online) - From the moment Congressman Paul Ryan was announced as Mitt Romney's running mate, the Obama Catholic supporters have been flogging him for a letter sent by two individual bishops to members of Congress critical of his 2012 GOP budget. From the coverage, you would think that Ryan, a Catholic from Wisconsin, had been universally condemned by the bishops' conference.
Not only is that wrong - and a complete misrepresentation - the Ryan story was told without any mention of the problems his counterpart, Vice President Joe Biden, also a Catholic, has had with bishops over many years.
A recent article by Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic League, sets the record straight. Donohue, writing at Newsmax, lists 15 instances of bishops' criticism being directed at Biden.
To provide one example stemming from the 2008 presidential campaign, Biden made some inaccurate comments on Meet the Press about Catholic doctrine on the beginning of life.
Cardinal Justin F. Rigali, chairman of the USCCB's Committee on Pro-Life Activities, and Bishop William E. Lori, chairman of the USCCB's Committee on Doctrine, issued a joint statement "to correct the misrepresentations" of Church teachings advanced by Biden. Indeed, they argued that "the senator's claim that the beginning of human life is a 'personal and private' matter of religious faith, one that cannot be 'imposed' on others, does not reflect the truth of the matter."
Archbishop Chaput, who was still in Denver at the time, considered it such a serious matter he stated, "I certainly presume his good will and integrity and I presume that his integrity will lead him to refrain from presenting himself for Communion."
It should be added that while Ryan was, in fact, criticized by two bishops, he also received a public letter from the president of the USCCB, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, praising him for his application of the Church's social teaching to the budgetary process. In fact,
Perhaps even more importantly, Ryan's own bishop, Bishop Robert Morlino of Madison, WS, published a column clearly intended to offset the growing chorus of criticism. Bishop Morlino could hardly have stated his support for Ryan more plainly, without, of course, endorsing him:
"It was no shock at all for me to learn that our diocesan native son, Paul Ryan, had been chosen to be a candidate for the Vice Presidency of the United States. I am proud of his accomplishments as a native son, and a brother in the faith, and my prayers go with him and especially with his family as they endure the unbelievable demands of a presidential campaign here in the United States. It is not for the bishop or priests to endorse particular candidates or political parties. Any efforts on the part of any bishop or priest to do so should be set aside. And you can be assured that no priest who promotes a partisan agenda is acting in union with me or with the Universal Church".
When a politician's own ordinary is willing to make such a statement in support of a seated political representation from his own diocese that, in effect, more than offsets the criticism coming from any other bishop. Case closed!
Speaking of our friend Bill Donohue, he has a huge fight brewing in his home city of New York which may quickly morph into a political hot potato for the Democratic party elites of that city. Donohue is well known for taking on needless, reckless, and deliberate attacks on the Church and the Catholic faith -- this time it's another "exhibition" by Andres Serrano, called "Piss Christ". (Friends, we have come a long, long way from the days when artists, even those who did not believe, used as their subjects the great characters and narrative of Sacred Scriptures and the stories of the saints.)
Donohue, believe it or not, was not allowed to enter the exhibit at the Edward Tyler Nahem gallery on W. 57th St. -- in direct violation of his First Amendment rights. Here is what happened in Donohue's words:
"When I entered the lobby, I was stopped by a man who works for the building. He asked for ID and requested that I sign in. I said okay, and then asked if I could go to the gallery. He said the gallery and the building are two different entities, and that I had to ask the men from the gallery; they were right in front of me in the lobby. I then asked them if I could enter, and they said no, without explanation. At that point I turned to the crowd behind me explaining that my First Amendment rights were being censored by the same people who were proudly displaying Serrano's crucifix in a jar of urine.No one else was barred from entering the gallery. Just me. We have all of this on tape, and the quality of both the audio and the video are excellent. Stay tuned".
When Bill Donohue says, "stay tuned," you better believe it! Such an egregious slap in the face of a national Catholic leader who is seen and heard in major media every week could become an issue in the campaign, and become particularly tricky for the Obama-Biden team which always courts the money and influence of the arts community.
The story we broke at Catholic Online a few days ago about the "push calls" being made to Catholic voters by the Obama campaign continues to gather momentum. Peter Roff, writing at US News & World Report, combines that story with one about a leading Obama supporter in the Diocese of Cleveland being allowed to lead seminars on "Faithful Citizenship," an attempt to repeat the tactics of 2008 when "Faithful Citizenship" was cherry-picked to make it appear the bishops didn't mind if Catholic voters voted for pro-abortion politicians.
When the bishops added a "New Introduction" to their document "Faithful Citizenship" this past November, they were asking that such liberties should no longer be taken with their intended meaning.
Here is what the administrative committee of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' wrote:
"Although it has at times been misused to present an incomplete or distorted view of the demands of faith in politics, this statement remains a faithful and challenging call to discipleship in the world of politics. It does not offer a voter's guide, scorecard of issues, or direction on how to vote. It applies Catholic moral principles to a range of important issues and warns against misguided appeals to 'conscience' to ignore fundamental moral claims, to reduce Catholic moral concerns to one or two matters, or to justify choices simply to advance partisan, ideological, or personal interests."
Deal W. Hudson is president of the Pennsylvania Catholics Networks and former publisher/editor of Crisis Magazine. Deacon Keith Fournier is the Editor in Chief of Catholic Online and a constitutional lawyer who is currently writing his dissertation for the PhD in Moral Theology at the Catholic University of America.
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Rickmansworth Road, Chorleywood, Rickmansworth WD3 5BY
Chorleywood Beaumont makes the most of pleasant grounds and a versatile interior to provide top quality nursing and residential care, with professionals available round-the-clock and also skilled in care and support for physical disabilities and dementia.
A committed team work hard to ensure that all provision is tailored to the individual, while allowing them to make the most of a relaxed and homely atmosphere.
All staff are carefully chosen and well-qualified to achieve the best standards, with the company philosophy focusing on an attentive service that also supports an active lifestyle. Personal interests are encouraged and there is much to enjoy within the life of the home.
The aim is to meet all residents' needs over the long-term, living up to a reputation for quality that Barchester homes have earned.
They provide music therapy, physiotherapy, keep fit, aromatherapy and massage and also have a beauty and hair salon on site. Care workers are able to care for those that are terminally ill and those people that have swallowing difficulties and meet with families once a month to update careplans.
Mealtimes are very social occasions with residents enjoying complementary drinks every day from the bar. Friday mornings are a bigger event with canapes and drinks which start at 11.45am.
Group: Barchester Healthcare Ltd
Person in charge: Annie Lampard (Manager)
Local Authority / Social Services: Hertfordshire County Council (click for contact details)
Type of Service: Care Home with nursing – Privately Owned , 60 residents
Registered Care Categories*: Dementia • Old Age • Physical Disability • Younger Adults
Specialist Care Categories: Alzheimer's • Cancer Care • Colitis & Crohn's Disease • Head/Brain Injury • Hearing Impairment • Huntington's Disease • Motor Neurone Disease • Multiple Sclerosis • Neuropathic • Orthopaedic • Parkinson's Disease • Speech Impairment • Stroke • Visual Impairment
Languages Spoken by Staff (other than English): Bulgarian, French, Polish
Single Rooms: 56
Shared Rooms: 2
Rooms with ensuite WC: 57
Facilities & Services: Palliative Care • Respite Care • Convalescent Care • Physiotherapy • Sheltered Housing • Separate EMI Unit • Own GP if required • Own Furniture if required • Pets by arrangement • Smoking not permitted • Close to Local shops • Near Public Transport • Minibus or other transport • Lift • Wheelchair access • Gardens for residents • Bar/Cafe on premises • Residents Kitchenette • Phone Point in own room/Mobile • Television point in own room • Residents Internet Access
Latest CQC* Report on Barchester Chorleywood Beaumont Care Community: click here
*Care Quality Commission (CQC) is responsible for the registration and inspection of social care services in England.
Review Score: 8.2 (8.178)
The user 'Review Score' (8.2 for Barchester Chorleywood Beaumont Care Community) is based on 3 reviews. The Review Score is is calculated using a combination of the average of all ratings on user reviews submitted in the last 2 years, and the total number of user reviews submitted in relation to the number of beds at the care home. The maximum Review Score is 10. To see more about the carehome.co.uk user reviews please click here.
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Submitted by Peter B (Son of Resident/Service User) on Monday 28 September 2015. Review relates to September 2015.
Mother was here for five years living semi independently. The staff are unfailingly kind and helpful. Her carers made sure her needs were all met and she was well and happy. All the staff are so helpful and nothing was too much trouble. The management was also approachable and dealt with anything that arose.
Overall Standard: Excellent
Facilities: Excellent
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Treated with Dignity: Excellent
Food & Drink: Excellent
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Excellent
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Excellent
Value for Money: Excellent
Submitted by Derek P (Husband of Resident/Service User) on Wednesday 22 July 2015.
My wife's condition requires 24/7 care and has seriously affected her speech, making all verbal communication difficult. The carers at the home have developed such a rapport with my wife they are able to predict her needs and thus reduce/remove any stress. As a result my wife spends a lot of the time with a smile on her face despite her circumstances.
Overall Standard: Excellent
Facilities: Good
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Good
Treated with Dignity: Excellent
Food & Drink: Good
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Good
Management: Good
Safety / Security: Good
Rooms: Good
Value for Money: Good
Submitted by Linda S (Daughter of Resident/Service User) on Thursday 18 June 2015.
"Exceedingly good carers". My mothers words. They were friendly sociable, so caring and nothing was too much trouble. Room was very comfortable. The food was excellent catering for her dairy free diet and the chef Nathan was particularly helpful.
Overall Standard: Excellent
Facilities: Excellent
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Treated with Dignity: Excellent
Food & Drink: Excellent
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Excellent
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Excellent
Value for Money: Excellent
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The traditional house was built for a builder from Albuñuelas,
House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8 Home 306106
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The countryside is beautiful here. You can to go for a walk or to go for a ride on bicycle. You can to visit the great swamp Béznar. We're near the Granada and the Alhambra. Granada's Costa Tropical, Sierra Nevada, Lecrin Valley, sunshine, hiking, horseback riding.
Albuñuelas (Lecrin Valley) is a beautiful village surrounded by orange groves and olive trees.
It is located in the mountain, in the "Sierra Albuñuelas"
Ideal to spend a few days with the family and learn authentic Andalusian and at night they may take a peaceful and refreshing swim at the end of the day.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Salobreña y Almuñecar 40 km
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|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: de Granada 50 km, Nearest railway: de Granada 35 km
|Family friendly
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (2), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Andalucia region
A Mediterranean shores of Granada is music and poetry, pure monumental art, ancient culture. In Sierra Nevada is the highest peak of the Iberian Peninsula, is a protected natural area as a good part of the province. Also find cities of impressive architecture that encalman in the Altiplano, white villages scattered valleys and hillsides to die in the cliffs and beaches of the Costa Tropical. The province of Granada, prime tourist destination, allows travelers to enjoy skiing in Sierra Nevada, the hidden venture Alpujarra villages, explore the last frontier of Al-Andalus in the Western Granada or stay in caves that recall the life troglodyte.
And of course, the Alhambra is the main attraction of the province, declared World Heritage Site, is the jewel that deserves a quiet visit.
Albunuelas is only a half hour drive of the best corners of Granada. Halfway between the city center and the beach. The perfect place from which to make excursions throughout the province.
A land of soft, warm summers and winters conducive to the enjoyment of snow sports.
Albuñuelas is located in the heart Lecrín Valley, also known as the Valley of Hapiness. The Lecrin Valley invites you to explore beautiful white villages with steep, narrow streets, in the midst of a landscape that, as in ancient Phoenicians and Romans captivated. It is just 30 km from Granada and the Alhambra and 40 from the beaches of the Costa Tropical.
Just 4 km from the house there Béznar lake where you can practice water sports and picnics.
Albuñuelas is one of eight municipalities that make up the region of Valle Lecrin. This town, like the rest of the region, live mainly on agriculture, especially the cultivation of olive, orange and almond. This economic activity has preserved the natural environment has led to extremely carefully and particularly scenic beauty that characterizes the entire area.
Albuñuelas rests on an aquifer that gives the town a great luxuriance. It runs between the River Albunuelas orchards (Old Rio Santo) and the town has many sources and drains. One of the attractions of the town is to stroll through the streets of Moorish older, aimlessly lost its narrow alleys and discover the authentic Andalusia.
Highly recommended is to follow any of the paths that lead down to the river through the gardens and see how their neighbors live field yet.
The population is not large but is divided into three districts.La Loma, Barrio Bajo and Barrio Alto where Uncle Bayo Tower, the old laundry, the City, the convent-church...
On the right the Flats with the hermitage of San Sebastian, and narrow streets, steep and cobbled. The houses are whitewashed and many potted flowers look.
The Loma neighborhood where the house is located, is a privileged and quiet where life is unhurried in its terraces and roofs clothes hanging shares space with sun-dried tomatoes. The silence is broken only streets with mobile shops horns rising to bring bread, Motril fresh fish, fruit and vegetables.
Just across the street, the visitor is in the middle of the Sierra de Albuñuelas, an area of ??outstanding natural beauty where you can enter easily if you follow the international path that crosses the mountain GR7 path Almuñecar.
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Whidbey Island Freethinkers Message Board › The astrological basis for the story of Jesus Christ
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The astrological basis for the story of Jesus Christ
Here is a written summary:
HORUS an Egyptian god 3000 BC the holy ghost impregnates a virgin and a child -god is born on 25 Dec. this child is adorned by 3 kings who followed the star of the east (Sirus) , this child prodigy and teacher at age 12, baptized at age 30 began a ministry and traveled with 12 disciples and preformed miracles of walking on water and heeling the sick. After betrayal was crucified, buried for three days and resurrected. Horus was in conflict with Set, sun vs. dark, good vs. evil. as in "sunset". Horus as in "hour".
ATTIS a Greek god 1200 BC born of a virgin on 25 December, crucified entombed and after three days, resurrected.
MITHRA a Persian god 1200 BC born of a virgin on 25 Dec.
had 12 disciples, performed miracles, on HIS death was buried for three days and was resurrected. Called "The truth" and "the light". The sacred day of worship was Sunday.
KRISHNA an Indian god 900 BC with the signaling of the star of the east of HIS coming was born of a virgin. He performed miracles with HIS disciples. On his death was resurrected.
DIONYSUS a Greek god 500 BC born of a virgin on 25 December
performed miracles and called the "King of Kings" and "Alpha and Omega" upon HIS death was resurrected.
astrological data: three bright stars called the three kings align with the star, Sirus and point to the place on earth where the sun rises on the 25 of Dec
On the winter solstice, 21 or 22 December, for three days the sun rise appears not to move, that is, the sun sets in the same place on the horizon. On the 25th there is a one degree of movement to the north on the horizon of the sunset, indicating the coming of warmer days/spring Also on 22 Dec. the stars called the Southern Cross line up with the sunset. One could say this star group is where the religious story of the death on the Cross came from. The death of the god on 22 Dec and resurrection on the 25th, after three days.
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Easter - Oh give me a break
The Vernal Equinox has all over the ancient world, and from the earliest times, been a period of rejoicing and of festivals in honor of the Sungod. It is needless to labor a point which is so well known. Everyone understands and appreciates the joy of finding that the long darkness is giving way, that the Sun is growing in strength, and that the days are winning a victory over the nights. The birds and flowers reappear, and the promise of Spring is in the air. But it may be worth while to give an elementary explanation of the astronomical meaning of this period, because this is not always understood, and yet it is very important in its bearing on the rites and creeds of the early religions.
These minor solar events were celebrated at the mid-point between each Equinox and Solstice and it may be that they were more readily accepted as Christian Holy Days because they did not have the Pagan stigma that the major solar events did.
This brings us to the most holy of all Christian Holy Days, Easter. Its origin again goes back to our ancient Pagan festivals of Spring. Even the name of for this Holy Day (at least among Northern European Peoples) comes from the German Eostara, a
Pre-Christian celebration of fertility and new life. Two of the time-honored symbols of Christian Easter are the colorfully decorated "Easter Egg", a very obvious symbol of fertility, and "the Easter Bunny", the most fertile of all God's creatures. Is this not the perfect time of year to celebrate the resurrection or re-birth of a God?
The term Pagan is Latin in origin and was coined by the (Pagan) Romans to describe those simple country folk who worshipped the Old Gods as opposed to the official Roman ones. A similar term from Old English is Heathen used to describe the People of the Heath, again, those country folk who worshiped the Old Gods.
In Europe's Middle Ages, when a resurgence of interest in our Pagan past threatened the Christian Church, the old country gods were demonized by the Church, eventually becoming the very definition of Evil. The Old God of the forest, the Satyr (known by many other names such as Pan, Cernunos, Robin Goodfellow, etc.) is transformed from a simple symbol of unbridled masculine energy, to become Shaitan himself, or Satan, a Deity of ultimate evil that guides the souls of men to evil. He is physically described with the exact features of the Satyr; half man, half goat with horns and cloven hooves. All that was left for the Church to add was a pointed tail and a pitchfork. Thus we have the first physical description of Satan, who was never described physically in the Torah, the Christian Gospels or the Quran.
By the time of Mohammad, the Christian Satan had been so sufficiently developed that the god form was fully embraced by Islam. It is easy to see why so much of Christian and Islamic History is full of violence toward other peoples, when we understand that, to this day, Christian and Islamic faithful see all of life as an eternal war against the forces of the Shaitan, and all "Pagans" as soldiers in His army ("Pagan" having long ago come to mean the same as "Infidel", anyone who was not Christian or Islamic).
The Solar Year begins at the Winter Solstice with the birth of the Sun God, as the days begin to get longer and the Sun is in its waxing phase. As the Sun gets stronger, day-by-day, so does the Sun God, the Father God. He continues to grow stronger until the Summer Solstice when the length of each day, and therefore the power of the Sun God, begins to wane. At the Winter Solstice the whole cycle begins anew when the Old Solar God dies and a new Solar God is born. It was the perfect time of year to celebrate the birth of a new God and was declared (again, by Emperor Constantine in C.E. 325) to be the official birthday of Jesus, whose real birth date is nowhere given in the Christian Bible. Thus, it was the fate of the Christian Prophet and God to be forever entwined with the ancient Aryan God Mithra and his Roman counterpart Sol Invictus, the Unconquerable Sun. Virtually all of the modern symbols of Christmas, from the decorated tree to the red and green colors and even Santa Claus himself are Pagan and Pre-Roman in origin. Another remnant of the ancient Solar Deity at this time of year is the image of Old Father Time giving way to the New Year, symbolized by a Baby.
This is only the beginning of the Pagan year that was embraced by Christianity. Perhaps it would be more accurate to say that the Church began a deliberate program of Christianizing the Pagan festivals of the Sun Cycle in an attempt to win the hearts of Pagans to the new religion, knowing that the country folk would be hard pressed to give up their ancient ways.
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At the time of the life or recorded appearance of Jesus of Nazareth, and for some centuries before, the Mediterranean and neighboring world had been the scene of a vast number of pagan creeds and rituals. There were Temples without end dedicated to gods like Apollo or Dionysus among the Greeks, Hercules among the Romans, Mithra among the Persians, Adonis and Attis in Syria and Phrygia, Osiris and Isis and Horus in Egypt, Baal and Astarte among the Babylonians and Carthaginians, and so forth.
All or nearly all the deities above-mentioned it was said and believed that:
1. They were born on or very near our Christmas Day.
2. They were born of a Virgin-Mother.
There is ample evidence that one of the very earliest objects of human worship was the Earth itself, conceived of as the fertile Mother of all things. Gaia or Ge (the earth) had temples and altars in almost all the cities of Greece. Rhea or Cybele, sprung from the Earth, was "mother of all the gods." Demeter ("earth mother") was honored far and wide as the gracious patroness of the crops and vegetation. Ceres, of course, the same. Maia in the Indian mythology and Isis in the Egyptian are forms of Nature and the Earth-spirit, represented as female; and so forth. The Earth, in these ancient cults , was the mystic source of all life, and to it, as a propitiation, life of all kinds was sacrificed. ...It was, in a way, the most natural, as it seems to have been the earliest and most spontaneous of cults--the worship of the Earth-mother, the all-producing eternal source of life, and on account of her never-failing ever-renewed fertility conceived of as an immortal Virgin.
1. And in a Cave or Underground Chamber.
2. They led a life of toil for Mankind.
3. And were called by the names of Light-bringer, Healer, Mediator, Savior, Deliverer.
4. They were however vanquished by the Powers of Darkness.
5. and descended into Hell or the Underworld.
6. They rose again from the dead, and became the pioneers of mankind to the Heavenly world.
7. They founded Communions of Saints, and Churches into which disciples were received by Baptism.
8. And they were commemorated by Eucharistic meals
Mithra was born in a cave, and on the 25th December. He was born of a Virgin. He traveled far and wide as a teacher and illuminator of men. He slew the Bull (symbol of the gross Earth which the sunlight fructifies). His great festivals were the winter solstice and the Spring equinox (Christmas and Easter). He had twelve companions or disciples (the twelve months). He was buried in a tomb, from which however he rose again; and his resurrection was celebrated yearly with great rejoicings. He was called Savior and Mediator, and sometimes figured as a Lamb; and sacramental feasts in remembrance of him were held by his followers. This legend is apparently partly astronomical and partly vegetational; and the same may be said of the following about Osiris.
Osiris was born (Plutarch tells us) on the 361st day of the year, say the 27th December. He too, like Mithra and Dionysus, was a great traveler. As King of Egypt he taught men civil arts, and "tamed them by music and gentleness, not by force of arms"; he was the discoverer of corn and wine. But he was betrayed by Typhon, the power of darkness, and slain and dismembered. "This happened," says Plutarch, "on the 17th of the month Athyr, when the sun enters into the Scorpion" (the sign of the Zodiac which indicates the oncoming of Winter). His body was placed in a box, but afterwards, on the 19th, came again to life, and, as in the cults of Mithra, Dionysus, Adonis and others, so in the cult of Osiris, an image placed in a coffin was brought out before the worshipers and saluted with glad cries of "Osiris is risen." "His sufferings, his death and his resurrection were enacted year by year in a great mystery-play at Abydos."
Hercules or Heracles was, like other Sun-gods and benefactors of mankind, a great Traveler. He was known in many lands, and everywhere he was invoked as Saviour. He was miraculously conceived from a divine Father; even in the cradle he strangled two serpents sent to destroy him. His many labors for the good of the world were ultimately epitomized into twelve, symbolized by the signs of the Zodiac. He slew the Nemaean Lion and the Hydra (offspring of Typhon) and the Boar. He overcame the Cretan Bull, and cleaned out the Stables of Augeas; he conquered Death and, descending into Hades, brought Cerberus thence and ascended into Heaven. On all sides he was followed by the gratitude and the prayers of mortals.
As to Krishna, the Indian god, the points of agreement with the general divine career indicated above are too salient to be overlooked, and too numerous to be fully recorded. He also was born of a Virgin (Devaki) and in a Cave, and his birth announced by a Star. It was sought to destroy him, and for that purpose a massacre of infants was ordered. Everywhere he performed miracles, raising the dead, healing lepers, and the deaf and the blind, and championing the poor and oppressed. He had a beloved disciple, Arjuna, (cf. John) before whom he was transfigured. His death is differently related - as being shot by an arrow, or crucified on a tree. He descended into hell; and rose again from the dead, ascending into heaven in the sight of many people. He will return at the last day to be the judge of the quick and the dead.
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The Jesus-story, it will now be seen, has a great number of correspondences with the stories of former Sungods and with the actual career of the Sun through the heavens - so many indeed that they cannot well be attributed to mere coincidence There are (1) the birth from a Virgin mother; (2) the birth in a stable (cave or underground chamber); and (3) on the 25th December (just after the winter solstice). There is (4) the Star in the East (Sirius) and (5) the arrival of the Magi (the "Three Kings"); there is (6) the threatened Massacre of the Innocents, and the consequent flight into a distant country (told also of Krishna and other Sungods). There are the Church festivals of (7) Candlemas (2nd February), with processions of candles to symbolize the growing light; of (8) Lent, or the arrival of Spring; of (9) Easter Day (normally on the 25th March) to celebrate the crossing of the Equator by the Sun; and (10) simultaneously the outburst of lights at the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem. There is (11) the Crucifixion and death of the Lamb-God, on Good Friday, three days before Easter; there are (12) the nailing to a tree, (13) the empty grave, (14) the glad Resurrection (as in the cases of Osiris, Attis and others); there are (15) the twelve disciples (the Zodiacal signs); and (16) the betrayal by one of the twelve. Then later there is (17) Midsummer Day, the 24th June, dedicated to the Nativity of John the Baptist, and corresponding to Christmas Day; there are the festivals of (18) the Assumption of the Virgin (15th August) and of (19) the Nativity of the Virgin (8th September), corresponding to the movement of the god through Virgo; there is the conflict of Christ and his disciples with the autumnal asterisms, (20) the Serpent and the Scorpion; and finally there is the curious fact that the Church (21) dedicates the very day of the winter solstice (when any one may very naturally doubt the rebirth of the Sun) to St. Thomas, who doubted the truth of the Resurrection!
There was a mixture of paganism and Christianity, to make the changeover from paganism to nominal Christianity less controversial and more painless.
The idea of a 'trinity' of gods was widespread in paganism. The Egyptians had three main gods, Osiris, Isis and Horus. Horus was in turn divided into 3 parts or persons:
Horus - the King
Horus - Ra
Horus - the Scarabaeus.
Likewise the Hindu Vedas of around 1000 BC claimed that one God existed in three forms:
Agni - Fire, presiding over the earth
Indra - the Firmament, presiding over the mid-air
Surya - The Sun. presiding over the Heavens.
In later Hinduism, the 'trimurti' or trinity of gods became:
Brahma - the creative power
Vishnu - the preserving power
Siva - the transforming power.
So when Theophilus, bishop of Antioch introdcued the word 'trias' to Christian literature for the first time in AD170, and the word 'trinitas' was first used by Tertullian in AD200, they were importing pagan concepts which were familiar and had been for millenia.
Around AD8, Ovid published his collection of poems called Metamorphoses. They are full of tales of how gods descended to earth, incarnated as men, and then went back to Heaven. Jupiter and Mercury were supposed to have come to earth, unrecognized as men, and were supposedly entertained by Baucis and Philemon. These ideas were common in the first century
Remember that the trinity was adopted at the Council of Nicea in AD325. This Council was called by Constantine after he decided he wished to turn the official religion of the Roman empire from paganism to Christianity. Not long before that Council, Christians had been cruelly persecuted. Some of the delegates at that Council even bore on their faces and in their bodies the marks of that persecution. The pagans had [falsely] accused the Christians of making Jesus into a God whom they worshipped. Pliny had reported how they "chant antiphonally a hymn to Christ as to a god" (4). In the pagan Roman world, only the Jews refused to worship other gods on the basis that there was only one true God. The fact the Christians did the same led to the perception that they too thought that there was only one God, just that they called Him 'Christ'. The Jews likewise wrongly assumed that anyone claiming to be the Son of God was claiming to be God (Jn. 10:33-36; 19:7)- even though Jesus specifically corrected them over this! As often happens, the perceptions of a group by their enemies often come to define how the group perceive themselves. Constantine was a politician and a warrior. He wasn't a Bible student, nor a theologian, in fact he wasn't even a very serious Christian (5). Although he accepted Christianity, he said he didn't want to be baptized because he wanted to continue in sin. He seems to have figured that Christianity was the right thing for the empire. So, Christianity, here we come. Constantine, and many others who jumped on the 'Christian' bandwagon, shared the perception of Christ which had existed in the pagan world which they had grown up in. And the pagan perception, as Pliny and many others make clear, was that Jesus was a kind of God. And so when Constantine presided over the dispute amongst the bishops at Nicea about who Jesus was, he naturally assumed that the 'Jesus is God Himself' party were in fact traditional Christians.
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Keep Young and Beautiful is the title of the second episode of the fifth series of the British comedy series Dad's Army originally transmitted Friday 13 October 1972.
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The title is a reference to the popular 1930s showtune "Keep Young and Beautiful".
- Arthur Lowe as Captain Mainwaring
- John Le Mesurier as Sergeant Wilson
- Clive Dunn as Lance Corporal Jones
- John Laurie as Private Frazer
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- Croft, David; Perry, Jimmy; Webber, Richard (2000). The Complete A-Z of Dad's Army. Orion. ISBN 0-7528-4637-X.
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"We will never give up hope" of inning the plane, acting Transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein said, adding that the
search will continue till authorities find the aircraft.
The flight MH370 that went missing over the South China Sea en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur had 227 passengers
on board, including five Indians and one Indian-origin Canadian, and 12 crew members.Source:PTI, Other Agencies, Staff Reporters
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