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Re: Answers
Posted By: Priest Asukile Adigun Adofo In Response To: Re: Answers (Bantu-Kelani)
Date: Monday, 10 October 2005, at 6:10 a.m.
i hear you.
You said,* Yes, but 4000 year of biblical legacy offers absolutely nothing in the way of proof of any sort of history and archeological evidence. The oldest structure in Kemet is easily 10,000 years old, and the oldest in Sumer is nearly twice that age. Your 4,000 year Hebrew Israelite folklore is the history of the white man. That's like choosing a 3rd grade education, to a college one.
why say your 4,000 years Hebrew folklore, no history of any sort in this wise belongs solely to me so ill disregard that point.
whether real evidence or folklore, you were not a eye witness to none of the events, how do you know the oldest structure in Kemet is easily 10,000 years old, depends what kind of structure, is it a building, or human?
the bones of denkenesh is said to be over 400.000.000 years old, is'nt that older than 10'000 years? Kemet history is vast and ill never deny it, but many of us were not born when the nile valley region was set in it's place.
we often make the mistake of speaking with the vigor of having the truth based on the researches we make, primary example right here, you said the oldest structure in Kemet is easily 10,000 years old, then i said the structure of denkenesh is recorded as being over 400.000.000 years old, that is older than the biblical folklores, or the structure you mentioned?
you see human nature for every opinion, there is another that will either counteract, or try to counteract the other, i don't see ones trying to build on wisdom, knowledge, and understanding, i see ones using someones personal way of life based on the history they research, just to cancel out the other, yeah its like i'm wrong your right thing going on, that's the semantics i see here all around the board whatever the subject.
it seems many things here don't seem to be getting at the truth, but more a fight of who's got the most knowledge of Kemet and how void the Hebrew story is, and how real the Kemet history is, this is not getting to the truth this is semantics to make a individual feel inadequate by canceling their knowledge out as folklore, myth, and allegory, yet again this is just human nature in performance no one likes to be proven wrong, and thats human nature.
that said as so many have said time will reveal if the socalled,folklores, lengends, myths, and allegories, were really real or not, that's basic knowledge, time will trully tell for who will be still be alive to see if the things they saw and held dear, will tell to be true or false.
give thanks for the disscussion still, but i don't like the pitch that relates to only trying to cancel out another individuals opinion.
that said ill just observe and see whats going on for now.
Yes as i forward on in life, i am Hon Kes Asukile Adigun Adofo.
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