but thats not her greek name
but the answer is : Juvenelious
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That wasn't the question.RTHKI wrote:
but thats not her greek name
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it's Hebe. not something i remember and i literally just took a class on Greco-Roman mythology
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
Sorry the answer is Juventas.Brasso wrote:
it's Hebe. not something i remember and i literally just took a class on Greco-Roman mythology
Seriously guys? It is Hebe.
Daughter of Zeus and Queen of the underworld. She was tricked by Hades into becoming his wife by eating his fruit.
None of these are jesus stories.Brasso wrote:
are all of these basically going to be Jesus stories
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
You are correct for the 2nd question. GJJay wrote:
HerculesStubbee wrote:
This is Krishna.Brasso wrote:
Krishna?
it's really not Horus?
Wise men were led to his birth by a star, and his conception was miraculous. After his birth the ruler in the area wanted him dead and started a hunt for the child. But his parents were warned by a heavenly messenger who told them to escape over the river with the holy child. Here, he was met by shepherds. The boy grew up and did many great deeds, and was the mediator between God and man. Who was he?
Don't have one for Horus.
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
Question 3
Who then, was the God whose mother was told by an angel that she would give birth to a holy child destined to be a Saviour? Even as a child he instructed the priests in the temple in religous matters, while his parents were looking for him. He started his religious career when he was ca 30 years of age, and surrounded himself with 12 disciples. One of the disciples is his favorite another is a traitor. He and his disciples abstain from wealth and travel around talking in parables and metaphors. This God called himself "Son of Man" and was referred to as "Prophet", "Master" and "Lord". He did many great wonders and healed the sick, blind could see again and deaf hear. He also walked on water. When one of his disciples tried to do the same, he started to sink - his faith was not strong enough. Who was he?
Who then, was the God whose mother was told by an angel that she would give birth to a holy child destined to be a Saviour? Even as a child he instructed the priests in the temple in religous matters, while his parents were looking for him. He started his religious career when he was ca 30 years of age, and surrounded himself with 12 disciples. One of the disciples is his favorite another is a traitor. He and his disciples abstain from wealth and travel around talking in parables and metaphors. This God called himself "Son of Man" and was referred to as "Prophet", "Master" and "Lord". He did many great wonders and healed the sick, blind could see again and deaf hear. He also walked on water. When one of his disciples tried to do the same, he started to sink - his faith was not strong enough. Who was he?
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
Augustus Caesar
LOL as if the only religion to capitalize the word god (or their equivalent) is yours.
This one has nothing to do with greece or rome. (@rthki or jesus)
This one has nothing to do with greece or rome. (@rthki or jesus)
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
Muhammad
Zoroaster aka ZarathustraStubbee wrote:
Question 3
Who then, was the God whose mother was told by an angel that she would give birth to a holy child destined to be a Saviour? Even as a child he instructed the priests in the temple in religous matters, while his parents were looking for him. He started his religious career when he was ca 30 years of age, and surrounded himself with 12 disciples. One of the disciples is his favorite another is a traitor. He and his disciples abstain from wealth and travel around talking in parables and metaphors. This God called himself "Son of Man" and was referred to as "Prophet", "Master" and "Lord". He did many great wonders and healed the sick, blind could see again and deaf hear. He also walked on water. When one of his disciples tried to do the same, he started to sink - his faith was not strong enough. Who was he?
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Macbeth wrote:
The answer to the first question is also Jesus. Same with the second. Pointing out that Christian mythology borrows from Greek and Roman isn't groundbreaking. Meh
I took the hint when he said "son of the highest god." How often is that applied to the Christian god, as if there are lesser gods?RTHKI wrote:
misleading
basicallyStubbee wrote:
None of these are jesus stories.Brasso wrote:
are all of these basically going to be Jesus stories
that was persephoneMacbeth wrote:
Sorry the answer is Juventas.Brasso wrote:
it's Hebe. not something i remember and i literally just took a class on Greco-Roman mythology
Seriously guys? It is Hebe.
Daughter of Zeus and Queen of the underworld. She was tricked by Hades into becoming his wife by eating his fruit.
Last edited by Brasso (2013-08-12 20:07:32)
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
Nope.Macbeth wrote:
Zoroaster aka ZarathustraStubbee wrote:
Question 3
Who then, was the God whose mother was told by an angel that she would give birth to a holy child destined to be a Saviour? Even as a child he instructed the priests in the temple in religous matters, while his parents were looking for him. He started his religious career when he was ca 30 years of age, and surrounded himself with 12 disciples. One of the disciples is his favorite another is a traitor. He and his disciples abstain from wealth and travel around talking in parables and metaphors. This God called himself "Son of Man" and was referred to as "Prophet", "Master" and "Lord". He did many great wonders and healed the sick, blind could see again and deaf hear. He also walked on water. When one of his disciples tried to do the same, he started to sink - his faith was not strong enough. Who was he?
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
Ok, I'll take the bait. Yeshua ben Yosef, aka Yehoshua, aka Jesus [Christ] of Nazareth. I believe the "son of man" appellation refers to [in his case] his perfect humanity in contrast to being the son of God, but the former isn't as important to Christianity as the latter.Question 3
As previously stated, none of these are jesus stories
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
But they are technically jesus stories.
So is this going to be an overarching theme to the entire thread, or will you also be asking questions on mythological characters dissimilar to elements of Jesus, or questions unrelated to myth at all.
OK, fine. Horus. Not going to elaborate. Please mix it up a bit, though.
These are probably super easy for you. Want to try a really esoteric one?Brasso wrote:
basicallyStubbee wrote:
None of these are jesus stories.Brasso wrote:
are all of these basically going to be Jesus storiesthat was persephoneMacbeth wrote:
Sorry the answer is Juventas.Brasso wrote:
it's Hebe. not something i remember and i literally just took a class on Greco-Roman mythology
Seriously guys? It is Hebe.
Daughter of Zeus and Queen of the underworld. She was tricked by Hades into becoming his wife by eating his fruit.
This character was Poseidon's talking horse child.
This character was second child of Medusa and Poseidon and brother to Pegasus.
Last edited by Macbeth (2013-08-12 21:41:49)
I'm guessing you're asking about two characters. Arion and Chrysaor.
How the hell did you know their names off the top of your head? I knew of them (how can you forget a talking horse?) but wouldn't remember them by name.
It took me a second to remember Arion's name but Chrysaor was off the top of my head, because it's a bit hard to forget Medusa's story. Arion also starred in the 60's sitcom Mister Ed. The peanut butter/nylon thread bit was a ruse.