Continue : Bel, Ba'al And Al-lah

By Author: Craig Read
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I always wonder about Moslems. Why don't they like debate, archaeological proof, rational discussion, and why do they know so little about their own cult? Why are most Moslems so sure that a moon idol wrote the Koran, or that Muhammad was a pure and simple preacher who loved animals ? Why don't Moslems know more about what lies in the Koran, and why are they so largely ignorant of Islam's bloody imperial history, its racism, its supremacism, misogyny and hatred of non-Moslem's, all evidenced in Islamic liturgy? Ignorance is not bliss, it is just ignorance.

Further, what would happen to Christianity if science, investigation and logic led to a conclusion that Christ was actually the incarnation of a moon/astral deity and that Christians were worshipping a moon or astral idol with thousands of years of pagan beliefs and rituals associated with it ? Would that change Christianity ? Yes it certainly would. But would similar charges against Muhammadanism – true as they are – ever affect Moslems ? Of course not. The totalitarian belief system of Islam or Submission, is largely premised on mindless irrationality and dumb ...
... mimickery. Obey, pray, follow, never inquire and prostrate yourself to whatever Muhammad told you to venerate.
Moslems might be shocked to learn that the Mesopotamian Bel or Baal is Allah or ilah, the 'one' [sorry not Obama blessed be the great man that he is]. In Assryo-Babylonian history which covers about 1000 years, history and archaeological evidence prove that the astral moon deity known as Bel or 'Lord' [Sin in Babylonian] over time spread throughout the Near East and took on many forms in the liturgy of nature and other pagan cults. This Baal of the Old Testament, associated as it was with Babylon and the destruction of the Jewish state circa 586 BC and thus with evil, had like the Arabian ilah or Ba'allah a sun goddess as a consort named Allat.

When the Romans conquered parts of the Near East circa the first century BC, the worship of Bel was already strong in places such as Palmyra in Syria and a major trading center. In Palmyra the Bel or Ba'al was the highest 'god' and the ruler of the universe. Arabs trading with the Romans would certainly have been confronted with this pagan cult. Bel was the fusion of many ideas of Ba'al and took on the form more of a Roman Jupiter than of a Babylonian moon idol. In other words the evil Ba'al from the Old Testament was recasted in an anthropomorphic form as a Romanized-Palmyran Zeus.

Islam is a cult . It is not a religion. To know more about why Islam is pagan , go to western-civilisation.com .