Chapter 5...Page 94 Jesus and the Lost Goddess,

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These Egyptian myths are the earliest sources of what was to become
the Christian myth of the lost and redeemed Goddess. Although this
perennial story has been expunged from Christianity,it survived in
the form of fairy tales such as Sleeping Beauty. As her name
suggests, Sleeping Beauty is an image of the psyche fallen asleep in
the world. The story portrays her as a princess cursed to sleep
forever, imprisoned in a dark castle surrounded by deep impenetrable
forest, but finally rescued by her lover, the hero prince.

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In my humble position, I have come to believe the Helen of Troy was a
belief system called *Atenism (one higher power the Sun). The Trojans
maintained Atenism long after the Egyptian Amunist destroyed Atenism,
but the day came when Egypt and Troy would face each other in battle.
It had all to do with who's gods were more powerfull, the Sun
worshippers of Atenism and the Egyptian *Amunism. The Egyptians
wanted to destroy this out-post trading city of Troy...some Greeks
were involved, I think they were on the Egyptian side, but there
would be many Greeks who would be on the Trojan (Helen of Troy) side
as well, Homer wrote a story of the battle.

Egypt was represented through out the Mediterranean, Egypt was the most
powerfull country of that era.

*one higher power...the Sun
*Amunism many gods

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