Topic: religion - page 6. (Read 4429 times)

Ah. A retarded liar, then.   

Me   Well I am old as Methuselah himself, knowledge passed down through genetics, my entire family have the same traits as me.
It is common where I come from, we see shit for what it is (SHIT).it will always be this way for future generations, I am happy the way I am.
No outsiders can influence us, not even the likes of you and your ilk.

Don't tell me you are over a hundred years old, then. How old? Five hundred? A thousand? Show us your greatness. We wanna see some of your great stup... I mean wisdom.

Saved from what hell and damnation, I saved myself a long time ago, maybe you should wake up from that delusional coma you are in.

As Henry Ford said, religion is bunk. 

However, there is an archaeological discovery at the Al Ubaid archaeological site, where many pre-Sumerian 7,000-year-old artefacts were found, depicting humanoid figures with lizard characteristics.

The Ubaidian culture is a prehistoric culture in Mesopotamia that dates between 4000 and 5500 BC. As with the Sumerians, the origins of the Ubaidian people is unknown. They lived in large village settlements in mud-brick houses and they had developed architecture, agriculture and farmed the land using irrigation. The domestic architectureincluded large T-shaped houses, open courtyards, paved streets, as well as food processing equipment. Some of these villages began to develop into towns, temples began to appear, as well as monumental buildings such as in Eridu, Ur and Uruk, the major sites of the Sumerian Civilization.  According to the Sumerian texts, Ur was believed to be the first city.

The main site where the unusual artefacts were discovered is called Tell Al'Ubaid – although figurines were also found in Ur and Eridu. The Al'Ubaid site is a small mound of about half a kilometre in diametre and two meters above ground. The site was first excavated by Harry Reginald Hal in 1919. Male and female figurines were found in different postures and in most of the figurines, they appear to be wearing a helmet and have some kind of padding on the shoulders. Other figurines were found to hold a staff or sceptre, possibly as a symbol of justice and ruling. Each figurine has a different pose but the strangest of all is that some female figurines hold babies suckling milk, with the child also represented as a lizard-type creature.