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Hidden Roots of Religion For further research on these subjects, see Jordan's Religion Links. |
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21) How many people know that the Nation of Islam was not founded by an African-American, but by a Jewish man? |
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| 22) | In the Old Testament book of Exodus, we are told about Moses receiving the Ten Commandments, which were written on two stones. |
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However, research reveals that the Ten Commandments were not written in the way that we have been led to believe. Below is a comment from a Bible reference work: |
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| Christianity and Judaism have both portrayed the Ten Commandments as large elongated stone tablets, as shown below. | |
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However, the original model for the idea of elongated stones had nothing to do with Judaism at all. It was borrowed from a symbol used by the Pharaohs of Egypt ... as you will see below. |
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| Above is just one problem with the story of the stones of the Ten Commandments. There is a far more contoversial one which you have never heard, which will be presented here soon. | |
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