All right, this week on our podcast and welcome to Ereligiosophy. We're going to do pagan precursors of Christianity.

This is a podcast I've actually been waiting to do, ever since we started this thing.

This subject to me is absolutely fascinating.

Well, I mean, and it goes perfectly, especially with what we did last week concerning the

M&LI shumpture. I'm saying saying that wrong and the epic of Gilgamesh.

I need to get you a pronunciation guide to the universe.

You're probably going to have to duct tape it to my forehead, otherwise it's not going to do me any good.

Enuma Elish and the Epic of Gilgamesh with Udna Pishtum.

I'm not even going to try to say Uphisholm.

So I've actually read a couple books on this subject. Leighton's done a bunch of research.

So why don't you start, Leighton?

All right, well I mean a lot of this week is going to be Charlie's and my theories concerning

The Christianity the Judo Christia Christianity the Jews basically what've taken, a lot of it from Egyptian mythology,

because anybody who studies Egypt will begin to realize how much has actually been taken from Egypt themselves and placed in modern religion

and even pre-religion way back when.

But I mean one of the things I've always noticed which I love in all religions is it has a

great bearing on the firstborn of anybody. I mean you look at Jesus, the firstborn of God. You look at Osiris, somebody that we

will get into very deeply. His firstborn was Babby, the God who devoured unworthy souls and it's just very very

strange to me that you would have Osiris which as you'll find out later, much has been taken from him, and then you have his

son, Babby, who deals with unworthy souls.

And then you take that similarity, you cross it over with Jewish Christianity, Judeo Christianity, and you have Jesus

who is supposed to be the judge in heaven when we all die and get up there in the end.

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