Re: Shall We All Leave At Once?

On 27 May, 02:23, "Agamemnon" <agamem...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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On 2008-05-26 14:03:20 +0100, "Agamemnon" <agamem...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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On 26 May, 00:25, "Agamemnon" <agamem...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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On 25 May, 21:25, marc_CH <m...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Agamemnon wrote:
The planets are all named after Gods.

There's a god named 'Earth', is there? Wow. What this the god
of?
Dirt?

Yes. Ge or Gaia, aka. Mother Earth derived from the Phoenician >>
Goddess
of nature, Beruth.

And how do any of these names become the word 'Earth'?

Ah, easy. You see, Beruth contains four of the same letters as
Earth,
and to Aggy looking at it and not bothering to do his research,
"Beruth" (pronounced with an "uth" sound) looks as though it sounds
a
bit like "Earth". From there Aggy's simple-minded take on philology
does the rest - if two words look and sound (to him) vaguely similar

GET AND EDUCATION YOU FUCKING PRICK!

Earth is Mother Nature. Beruth is the Phoenician Goddess of Nature,
the
Phoenician Mother Goddess. It's not just about the word itself but its
meaning and function. Both words are identical names for the Goddess
of
nature and both words mean land.

The Germanic peoples in case you don't know claim royal decent from
the
Assyrians, a Semitic people. The Hebrew word for Earth (dry land) is
Eretz
(Genesis 1:9-10).- Hide quoted text -

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<<<Oh, and in case you're interested:

earth
O.E. eorðe "ground, soil, dry land," also used (along with
middangeard) for "the (material) world" (as opposed to the heavens or
the underworld), from P.Gmc. *ertho (cf. O.N. jörð, M.Du. eerde,
O.H.G. erda, Goth. airþa), from PIE base *er-. The earth considered as
a planet was so called from c.1400. Earthy in the fig. sense of
"coarse, unrefined" is from 1594. Earthworm first attested 1591.
Earthwork is from 1633. Earthlight apparently coined 1833 by British
astronomer John Herschel.>>>

And the PIE root is from the SEMITIC Eretz!

No it's NOT. It's Indo-european!

Only after it was adopted from Semitic.

<<<So not only have you lost all contact with reality, as is usual for
you, but you've also lost all sense of time - PIE predated Semitic,
and even if it didn't predate Proto-Semitic it certainly predated
Phoenician and any goddess called Beruth, so even this wild conjecture
doesn't help your case (which was not that "Earth" was derived from
some random Semitic word meaning land, but specifically that it was
named after a Phoenecian goddess) - and there's no suggestion that the
proto-Indo-European base had anything to do with any goddess.>>>

GET AN EDUCATION IGNORANT FOOL!

Semitic languages were being recoded in writing before Proto-Indo-European
was even spoken let alone written down.

The earliest Indo-European writing is Hittite dating to 1800 BC. The
Phoenicians occupied the area of Beirut since at least 2200 BC. The Germanic
races did not emerge until 1600 BC when Tuiscon (Tuitshe/Shem/Adad-Shamshi
II) migrated from Assyria to Phrygia and ruled from there up to the river
Danube Delta after the Thera Eruption Tsunami caused the Ogygian Deluge.

Erda was an ancient German EARTH GODDESS!

Where on *** do you think her association as an EARTH GODDESS came from?

From the fact that 'erda' means Earth in German?

I don't know why you have such trouble understanding this pattern.
When people imagine gods behind the natural features of the world,
being as unimaginative as people generally are, they name then after
the words they already have for those concepts - they name gods after
skies, after the land, after the name of the local volcano, you name
it.

Beruth reigned over the Canaanites in about 1760 BC (about the same time
that Adam lived),

She was a word for 'land'. She never ruled over anyone because she
wasn't real. GET IT YOU STUPID? LEAR SOME COMPREHENSION!

give or take a generation or if you go by Herodotus dating
of the Phoenicians foundation of Tyre to about 2800 BC even earlier still.

The Germans were all descended from Tuiscon who is also known as Shem the
son of Janus II (aka. Ogygus/Noe) who lived 160 years after Beruth.

Why on *** do you think they she the same name as the Phoenician Earth
Goddess with their own Earth Goddess?

When did the Phoenicians worship a goddess called Erda? Or the Germans
one called Beruth?

Aggy, this is more than desperate - you're now pinning a case entirely
on the idea that the two words shared a syllable when transliterated
into Roman script (although one that was pronounced differently in
each word).

Phil
.