All Religions are Fake

Religions and other Fairy Tale Myths

The main Religions today, Muslim, Christian and Mormon can be easily scientifically disproven and shown to be just Fairy Tale Mythology.

They are all based on the Old testament Bible which was plagiarised from the Egyptian Book of the Dead written thousands of years earlier.

Right from the Start, the creation of Everything the similarities are obvious where Atum is later Jehovah, etc and even where Osiris was killed by his jealous Brother Seth much like in the Bible Cain killed Able.

The Old Testament was backed up by the Dead sea Scrolls showing them to be original writings.

So right from the start, And God created the Heaven and Earth (same as Atum long before). Matter cannot be created, Scientific fact as per the Laws of Thermodynamics and applies to Matter and Energy. So, creation is a myth.

 Now it has many times also been shown that Mankind was here long before Adam and Eve proven by Archaeologists and remains of early man and proof of evolution.

So, the whole Adam and Eve story is fake also. Nicely copied from the children of Atum story.

So, all these Christian, Muslim, etc religions are fake and just an opportunity for Religions to make power and money from others based on human insecurity and fears.

 I call it the “Oprah Effect”. Tell people what they want to hear, fake or not, and you can become very rich.



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