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59. Probably not the god of chocolate, since it first came to Western civilization from Mexico,

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Thu Dec 12, 2013, 10:26 AM

Dec 2013

though adding sugar to it seems to be a European innovation

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Gods born on December 25th: [View all] Playinghardball Dec 2013 OP

What about gods born in January? snooper2 Dec 2013 #1

Yeah, uh, about that. Liberal Veteran Dec 2013 #3

Hell no you didn't! snooper2 Dec 2013 #4

Oh, please. Gods and/or Goddesses of the municipal water supply are a dime a dozen. Liberal Veteran Dec 2013 #7

Works for me Boom Sound 416 Dec 2013 #2

Source please Sanity Claws Dec 2013 #5

I posted this list a few years ago from the book "The Worlds Sixteen Crucified Saviors" Ghost in the Machine Dec 2013 #38

That's the Kersey Graves book from 1875. We've discussed it extensively struggle4progress Dec 2013 #58

It's garbage Scootaloo Dec 2013 #51

Daaahammm! Just missed... N_E_1 for Tennis Dec 2013 #6

I thought he was the son of God? itsrobert Dec 2013 #8

Wasn't Zoroaster ... GeorgeGist Dec 2013 #9

That was Gozer. Vashta Nerada Dec 2013 #11

THERE IS NO GOZER. ONLY ZUUL. NuclearDem Dec 2013 #33

What did ZUUL do with GOZER? fadedrose Dec 2013 #61

One small suggestion - LibertyLover Dec 2013 #10

I used to get BA fadedrose Dec 2013 #23

Ummmm...Adonis wasn't a god. Behind the Aegis Dec 2013 #12

List ought to include Sol Invictus Deny and Shred Dec 2013 #13

jesus was`t a god..... madrchsod Dec 2013 #14

Then how is he part of the Trinity? edhopper Dec 2013 #16

"Man is the only animal to have discovered The One True God....several of them." Mark Twain Tierra_y_Libertad Dec 2013 #15

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Hello ~ FMalone In_The_Wind Dec 2013 #18

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Oh. I believe you. In_The_Wind Dec 2013 #21

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Zechariah Sitchin interprets Genesis fadedrose Dec 2013 #25

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Sitchin makes sense? For real? Alien astronauts Sitchin? MattBaggins Dec 2013 #32

You think Adam, Eve. the snake, apple and devil are more credible fadedrose Dec 2013 #44

I think neither are credible MattBaggins Dec 2013 #47

Longer than that, actually. Here's a book from 1875..... Ghost in the Machine Dec 2013 #42

Check out B. Thiering's RIDDLE OF THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS fadedrose Dec 2013 #24

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They weren't discovered till '47 or so fadedrose Dec 2013 #30

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A "light-year" is a measure of distance, not time. jazzimov Dec 2013 #43

yes, some shit like that, close enough . . fadedrose Dec 2013 #45

No evidence is provided that these Gods are said to have been born on December 25th Penicilino Dec 2013 #19

I've read that Dec 25 date elsewhere fadedrose Dec 2013 #27

And you've read much more often that the date is around the Winder solstice Penicilino Dec 2013 #50

A link could be found to say anything... fadedrose Dec 2013 #60

"Merry Hormas" just doesn't have the same ring. liberalmuse Dec 2013 #29

Wrong about Krishna Tanuki Dec 2013 #34

The goddess of DU: freshwest Dec 2013 #35

Very nice! In_The_Wind Dec 2013 #37

Well, I'm not really a goddess and my birthday is 12/26 REP Dec 2013 #39

hehehe freshwest Dec 2013 #41

Bow, heathens! LadyHawkAZ Dec 2013 #48

It's that time of year... freshwest Dec 2013 #49

I could celebrate Prometheus. Absolutely. Isn't he/she the God of Chocolate ? BlueJazz Dec 2013 #36

Fire, lighters REP Dec 2013 #40

melted Chocolate container BlueJazz Dec 2013 #46

The god of fondue! Bucky Dec 2013 #54

When I first read this I thought it said "I could celebrate permafrost." Borchkins Dec 2013 #52

Permafrost...huh...I think you've come up with something. Start an Air Conditioning plant. BlueJazz Dec 2013 #55

Probably not the god of chocolate, since it first came to Western civilization from Mexico, struggle4progress Dec 2013 #59

Oh,rats..I was just trying to find a God that was fairly inexpensive. Maybe I can find one on sale ? BlueJazz Dec 2013 #62

"BCE = Before Common Era (Sometimes written as CE)" ==> Sorry, but no. Bucky Dec 2013 #53

Jesus wasn't a god, just the son of a god rock Dec 2013 #56

December is a Roman month. Before the Julian reform, there was a political component struggle4progress Dec 2013 #57