It is interesting to see where all these myths originated from. I find it odd that anyone could believe that only one of these is correct, especially the ones further down that are just borrowing and repurposing things from earlier beliefs.
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Atenism is on there, WOOT! 馃檶 The earliest-known monotheistic religion and a religion devoted to worship of the Sun. If there's any religion I could get behind, that is it. 馃尀
I also believe it's the closest humanity has ever gotten to a "true" religion. In the sense that it's devoted to worship of an entity that's undeniably real and certainly more deserving of praise than a flying spaghetti monster. [quote]The Sun is the bestower of light and life to the totality of the cosmos; with its unblinking, all-seeing eye, it is the stern guarantor of justice; with the almost universal connection of light with enlightenment or illumination, the sun is the source of wisdom.[/quote]
@Ducky You鈥檒l notice that the various gods of Greeks, Romans and Egyptians usually related to aspects of creation like the sun, moon, sea etc. These are all things that God himself created. So God rightly calls on all people to worship him, and not the things that he created.
