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[Music]00:00:10
Peace be upon you.00:00:12
The question is how did the three Abrahamic religions appear,00:00:15
or rather how did all the generations existing00:00:18
today in this world appear? There must have been00:00:23
very simple religions that00:00:25
appeared in ancient times, and through them,00:00:30
through these very primitive religions, they00:00:33
began to develop in something until they reached The00:00:38
Sumerian civilization, for example, and today’s episode is00:00:40
also about the Sumerian civilization, which we will link to the00:00:43
previous episode in which we talked about00:00:46
civilizations, the first of which is the Sumerian civilization, so we will00:00:49
know the origin of the generations and how00:00:53
these religions reached a degree of sophistication00:00:56
in the Sumerian civilization00:00:59
and the Sumerian religions, which later will00:01:03
be the basic reference. The Abrahamic religions have their00:01:08
first point in the beginning when the primitive man noticed00:01:14
in his struggle with nature and with others00:01:17
that the matter always ends with him, no matter how00:01:22
strong and courageous he has, to death, to annihilation. This being00:01:28
assumed the existence of other entities contrary00:01:32
to matter, to what exists, a power beyond nature that00:01:35
exists on its own. This is how he assumed. This man was thus00:01:40
created for mankind with unseen powers. He created the human mind as00:01:45
the beginning of perceptions of00:01:47
supernatural powers that exist on their own because00:01:53
he saw that he was this man whom he had been talking to an00:01:56
hour ago, and suddenly he was dead. The cessation ceased00:02:01
and the tears stopped flowing. His heart stopped00:02:05
beating. And also this man was when he went00:02:08
to... Sleeping sees the specter of the dead, including relatives,00:02:11
loved ones, and family visiting, and while he was sleeping, here00:02:15
began the great and great questions.00:02:19
These observations made this person assume the00:02:22
existence of the soul,00:02:25
largely as a material entity, not as an immaterial entity, in00:02:30
contrast to the body that decomposes in the grave with death. When00:02:36
this body dies, only00:02:40
visible things remain. There is no materiality that transcends time00:02:43
and space, and also it is necessary for the individual and the entire group.00:02:49
So in this case, modern psychology will prove to you00:02:52
that this is possible. What do we call a belief?00:02:56
This is the first belief in humanity.00:03:00
Modern psychology says that it is possible for a belief to00:03:03
influence the group in order to make it see00:03:06
reflections of entities. Materialism that does not exist00:03:10
in reality, such as ghosts, such as souls. This is a00:03:14
collective psychological effect that will become what will become an00:03:19
established mask for all human beings. So, based on this00:03:25
issue of death, and because this primitive man00:03:28
believes that he is this unseen force00:03:32
that exists in another world, he was greatly influenced by it. He00:03:37
was afraid of it. He was very careful of it and tried to00:03:41
protect himself from this force, which led to the00:03:45
appearance of the taboo. The taboo00:03:49
appeared as a result of all these things.00:03:50
When we ask psychologists what is00:03:53
the taboo, they will say that it is a prohibited act that there is a tendency00:03:58
toward in the subconscious, meaning that you want to00:04:02
take what your friend has.00:04:06
But there is an obstacle. This action is not approved by00:04:10
the gods and the unseen power. If it exists in the00:04:13
subconscious, or such-and-such a wife is married to00:04:16
someone else, you may have a desire for God,00:04:20
but what prevents you is customs, religion, and other things. This00:04:24
is the taboo. A desire exists where there is no feeling. You may not00:04:29
feel it at all.00:04:31
It is buried. In God and His Eye,00:04:35
if we take a step forward,00:04:37
we have a taboo. The taboo is the oldest00:04:41
set of unwritten laws existing among00:04:44
humanity. It is older than the gods and older than all00:04:48
religions. What is its source? No one knows its source.00:04:52
So the taboo is what prevents touching it. For example,00:04:56
what will represent a symbolic entity to you. It plays the role of a00:05:00
symbol for the tribe in the form of an animal idol,00:05:05
and so sometimes this is imitated as the00:05:09
founder or protector of this tribe.00:05:12
For this person, it becomes sacred. Therefore,00:05:15
any infringement on this totem, which00:05:18
came at the origin of the taboo,00:05:21
will become an infringement on the entire faith. It will become an00:05:24
infringement on the collective spiritual boundaries. The name will be heard.00:05:28
Desecration, and here it requires the intervention of the magician. The00:05:34
magician has come to us now. After the magic, he will00:05:37
turn into a cleric.00:05:41
What is the role of this magician00:05:44
among the souls of00:05:47
those present now? A spiritual mediator between the00:05:50
material world and the world of hidden forces that man used to believe00:05:55
in. The beginning deludes the group into believing that it is00:05:59
possible. This magic performs the supernatural in hidden ways. They are00:06:03
What they can do on the day of the group is that he00:06:07
has contact with the dead ancestors, an excuse for rituals00:06:10
and his tasks, meaning rituals, he can say any words that they do00:06:14
not understand, special tools, each of the special is alone, he knows it00:06:18
easily, he does00:06:19
not know what it is, and the general public does not break away from it, but he00:06:23
monopolizes it exactly as now when he00:06:25
means in the Middle Ages. The00:06:28
Catholic Church had a monopoly on the interpretation of the00:06:31
Holy Bible and did not accept it being translated into any language,00:06:34
and just like what exists now in the Islamic religion,00:06:36
it is the clergy, meaning they are those in charge of the00:06:40
religion. This means that the religion is possible for a person00:06:42
to understand, not every one who comes and interprets the Holy Qur’an,00:06:45
as there are interpreters who do not know the verse about it. Ask00:06:49
Ask, contact any man who interprets. You are a00:06:53
minor. You do not have the ability to interpret00:06:57
God’s verses. They are those who are ready. They are the ones who00:07:00
interpret and others. This is the saying in all00:07:02
religions.00:07:04
Therefore, this magician, whose00:07:08
name is after the sources, will be a cleric who will prophesy.00:07:13
Yes, his group will prophesy for them with the explanation. Many00:07:18
will claim to know the secrets of the unseen, that they know00:07:21
what happens after death, and these things for which there is no00:07:24
evidence for them. Also, some of them00:07:27
will play the role of doctor and engineer, and also heal00:07:30
the sick for you. They will also claim to disrupt00:07:34
natural phenomena through prayer and other00:07:38
laws that we can change. It may rain, I00:07:43
mean. If he called these murmurs and indeed00:07:48
the rain fell after an hour after a day after it ended,00:07:50
he would become the idol, but if00:07:53
the rain did not fall, then there is a wisdom. I mean,00:07:57
before I00:08:01
recorded this episode, I watched a video of a cleric who is00:08:05
almost ninety years old, a hospital model seat,00:08:09
vacations, meaning his whole body is vacations, and in the same way.00:08:13
The moment for which the director of the hospital, at00:08:16
the same moment, comes forward to us. A woman00:08:20
carrying a child is kissing his hand in order for him to heal. He claims00:08:25
that he will cure her daughter. He is on full vacation. He is going to00:08:28
finish.00:08:30
This mentality is not different from the mentality of silicosis. The00:08:33
mentality is the beginning is everything that does not change.00:08:37
Everything changes except beliefs,00:08:41
and therefore00:08:45
Because of his curiosity, ancient man tried to penetrate, penetrate, or enter into00:08:51
these mysteries, these unknowns that he faced in00:08:55
order to ward off evil from a hidden, supernatural force that00:09:00
lurks behind him: earthquakes, fires,00:09:03
floods, death, hunger, and all kinds of predatory animals.00:09:09
So how can he be so dismayed that he cannot protect himself00:09:13
from these things? The entire thing could00:09:16
harm him if he tried to appease her. He tried to prevent her from harming her.00:09:19
This is the power that he knows nothing about00:09:21
except his own good.00:09:25
How did he try to satisfy her?00:09:27
He attracted her and took her to his side so that she would00:09:31
be God’s help, so that he could remain00:09:34
alive. He would remain blessed and protected and his family’s children would live. And00:09:39
his brothers and his clan will be preserved00:09:42
in this00:09:45
miserable and difficult world. He is not the only one in which he was living,00:09:47
but rather a world that was extremely hostile. This00:09:51
unseen force will protect him.00:09:55
If we have progressed against them, we have made a00:09:58
very big step away from the taboo, and from00:10:03
this role they will usurp it. It will become00:10:07
their specialty, so00:10:09
they announced the appearance of The era of religious traditions00:10:14
after us, Estonia. Now we enter into the00:10:18
Sumerian civilization and the religions that exist within it.00:10:21
This is the era of worldly traditions, nor does00:10:24
man go beyond worshiping natural phenomena,00:10:28
animals, ancestors, or symbols. I mean,00:10:33
what we talked about with the so-called totem worship00:10:36
will transcend it and move on to his new worship, the00:10:39
worship of souls, the text of materialism. Half00:10:44
materialistic, half immaterial. He will make his habit and then00:10:48
turn to worshiping multiple gods. After that, he00:10:53
will turn to worshiping the One God.00:10:56
Here the Abrahamic religion will appear. Now,00:11:00
returning to the beginning, we have made progress. The multiple gifts have appeared.00:11:04
We have entered the Sumerian civilization, and this is the00:11:07
second episode that can be linked to the00:11:09
first episode, which We talked about religion, about the00:11:12
Sumerian civilization.00:11:14
As we mentioned, governments, leaders, and armies of00:11:19
rulers became gods when they died, etc.00:11:22
The government soon saw in this trend the00:11:25
political benefit of religion from that time, which was00:11:28
very great. So00:11:29
Ur Angur, this king, published his laws in the country00:11:33
in the name of the greatest god, Shamash.00:11:38
Almost the first gods.00:11:42
When the gods had benefits from this aspect, their00:11:47
number would multiply,00:11:50
innocence and over and over, until every00:11:54
Sumerian city had a god. For every state, there was a god for00:12:00
every type of activity. A master, directing, and protecting god.00:12:07
If sun worship was such that when00:12:11
we came and entered the Sumerian civilization,00:12:14
its era had become obsolete when it appeared.00:12:17
In this case, the manifestation of this religion was the worship of the00:12:23
god, the light of the god, who is the00:12:28
sun god, which meant that the clay number says00:12:32
that he used to spend the night. Where does the sun god spend the00:12:35
night in the depths of the north,00:12:39
but the dawn will open to the dawn god, and the00:12:44
lion, the northern mishbab, will ascend to00:12:48
the sky like gold.00:12:51
This sun god has a chariot in which he enters, meaning he00:12:55
ascends to the dome of the blue sky.00:12:58
Imagine that the sun was originally one of the00:13:01
wheels of this chariot, and00:13:03
you are of course certain that as you listen to this episode,00:13:07
naive minds will laugh at this. No, it is not00:13:11
vulgar minds, because if you were living at that time, The00:13:14
Sumerian era, you will believe in this faith.00:13:18
Now you believe in your religion, whether it is Muslim, Christian,00:13:22
Jew, Buddhist, Hindu. There00:13:25
is no difference between you and the Sumerian. Neither00:13:28
your mentality is better than his mentality, nor do you. I00:13:31
mean, you have the sciences that he already hates00:13:35
without anything.00:13:36
We talked about the sciences that the Sumerians hate,00:13:39
for the simplicity of tools. For those who have it, see the previous episode.00:13:45
If it will be built in the city of Nippur, which we00:13:49
mentioned is in the Diwaniyah district.00:13:53
Great temples were built for the god En-Lil, and he also00:13:58
has a companion named Nhil in Nippur.00:14:03
Uruk, her god Nini, the virgin, was most worshiped. Pay attention00:14:07
so you know the comparison. They call her the goddess of the earth,00:14:11
Nini, the virgin. And she is known to Akkad, meaning the Semitic00:14:17
Babylonians, by the name of Esther. The same god has a00:14:22
different name when00:14:25
eating. If a city has an army that00:14:29
has a god,00:14:32
or is it sad? She is the god, Naqqara, a sheet.00:14:36
Why was this god sad because of the misery of humans,00:14:39
so she began to intercede for them with the gods who were00:14:43
stronger than her, meaning in strength, so she interceded for them for the sons of00:14:49
the cities who worshiped her? If Ningrus, this00:14:54
god,00:14:55
they also have gods, or we can call her the God of00:15:00
the Floods, who also protects them from the floods00:15:03
and protects them, and so on to the people of the sun and the crescent moon,00:15:06
to the people of the floods, to the people of the crops. She00:15:08
had Tammuz for her crops. Yes, the00:15:11
Sumerian civilization had Tammuz for her crops. He00:15:14
had the age of the moon god and was represented in the form of a00:15:18
human. When this person is represented, a00:15:21
halo rises above his head, exactly similar to what is found00:15:26
in pictures of Christian saints or even pictures of the people of00:15:28
the House. I mean, there is a halo above that surrounds him. So00:15:34
what was it? What did those00:15:37
Sumerians who lived in that00:15:39
period believe? The whole air, according to their belief, was filled with00:15:42
spirits. This air they breathed. This air00:15:46
is divided into two parts by its angels. These angels are00:15:49
benevolent and want good for every Sumerian. Every Sumerian human being00:15:53
has an angel to protect him, but at the same time this00:15:57
air is also divided by demons. These demons are working00:16:01
hard to00:16:03
enter into or take on the body of the Sumerian human being00:16:07
in order to come upon a human being that means nothing good, and so on.00:16:11
There was a struggle between the angels and the00:16:14
demons in the mentality of the Sumerian man. If there00:16:17
were very many gods inhabiting the temples,00:16:21
the believers would offer them money, food,00:16:25
wives, meaning as is found now in shrines00:16:28
and other institutions, they would offer them money. The same thing has not00:16:30
changed. There is a tablet until now,00:16:35
Judean tablets that state the things that The thing that00:16:38
angels are most comfortable with and prefer over others is00:16:40
of course a lie, and angels are forgiving, not gods, they are00:16:45
religious men, so this tablet states that00:16:48
now she loves the meat of bulls, goats, and sheep, she00:16:51
loves slow chicken, fish, she loves dates, figs, cucumbers,00:16:54
butter, oil, cakes, because this was the00:16:58
man, anything he desires, and he said. The gods love such and such00:17:00
exactly as it exists now when he said, “Fight him00:17:03
for the sake of God,00:17:05
God will return you.” God wants such and such from you. The Lord does not want anything from00:17:09
man, but this man speaks on his behalf or as the00:17:13
official spokesman. The cleric is now the official spokesman in the name of00:17:16
God, so he says whatever he wants. He blesses the doctor or curses00:17:19
the dictator, and so00:17:20
this proves. What does00:17:23
this prove that the wealthy people, the people00:17:25
who had money, the people of the00:17:28
Sumerian country enjoyed many types of00:17:30
food as well? I mean, if we want to study it from a00:17:34
social point of view,00:17:35
it seems that the gods in the beginning, whether among the00:17:39
Sumerians or during the Zimri period,00:17:41
preferred human meat, sacrificing humans. Any00:17:44
captive human being, or someone else, or a donor00:17:47
who gives birth, but perhaps people’s morals improved00:17:52
later, so they said that instead of slaughtering a human being, he sacrificed,00:17:55
God willing, meaning animal meat for two lambs as well. Pay attention00:17:59
and be able to relate00:18:23
to the human being whether these soothsayers will become00:18:27
wealthy or not. Of course they will become wealthy from00:18:30
these offerings until they became The wealthiest and00:18:33
most powerful classes in the Sumerian cities were such that they were the ones00:18:36
who were the rulers and bankers in00:18:39
most affairs at all. Of course, if there are00:18:42
people who00:18:44
can be laughed at, and these people speak in the00:18:47
name of the gods, the matter is over exactly as it is now.00:18:50
We have not changed a single step from the00:18:52
Sumbrians. This00:18:54
means to a degree that it is difficult. At that time, you had to distinguish00:18:57
the ruler from the priest, who is the king, or who is00:19:01
the ruler, the priest? To this degree, then00:19:05
these people will oppress the Qur’an. Yes, in the00:19:08
Sumerian civilization, they were oppressive. They began to take away the00:19:11
people’s money, so King Urukagina rose. We talked00:19:14
about him in the previous episode. The case of Martin did not happen00:19:18
when he rose in the Middle Ages to take over00:19:21
the church. Catholicism, and with all its claims,00:19:25
lies, indulgences, and other things, exactly00:19:27
Orokan, he00:19:28
began to denounce them and their greed,00:19:33
and accused them of bribery. He accused them of saying that these are people who do00:19:36
not know what justice is, and these were people00:19:39
who used taxes as a means by which to blackmail people from the00:19:42
farms of the miserable fishermen and the poor, and from00:19:46
their toil. If this man,00:19:50
Martin, succeeds in cleansing the Sumerians. The courts, from00:19:54
these00:19:56
corrupt men, even the widespread employees, the00:19:59
corrupt employees, passed laws in order to regulate the00:20:02
taxes and fees paid to the temple, but00:20:07
there is no benefit because it is the people. The people00:20:10
want that, come, man of religion, laugh at us.00:20:13
There is no benefit, neither from Martin Luther nor from00:20:17
Urukagina, for this man. King Muhammad is weak00:20:20
due to the blackmail of the clerics. He put in place laws that prevent the00:20:24
usurpation of money and property by the00:20:26
clerics, but despite that, as I mentioned,00:20:31
there is no benefit because a00:20:34
long time passed between the tabu and the totem until it became00:20:38
something old. I mean, those ancient methods took root00:20:42
in the Sumerian civilization and became sacred and venerable. He00:20:47
cannot. Any ruler could00:20:49
do it once00:20:53
their power ended after the death of After the Rain,00:20:59
exactly like Saad and their power in00:21:01
Pharaonic Egypt. After Akhenaten grew, the same thing happened.00:21:05
They returned to their old custom, because people are Qashmers who00:21:09
love the person who laughs at them. People do not00:21:12
hesitate to offer the most precious prices of their lives00:21:15
and their children for the sake of... Someone laughs at them00:21:18
with rugs that do not fatten, do not enrich, and do not benefit them in any00:21:23
way. If the roots of religious myths, even00:21:27
in that ancient Sumerian era, began to take00:21:31
root in their minds, it is impossible for someone to be able to00:21:35
tell people that these are legends that00:21:39
blessed the Sumerians with the afterlife, because food and00:21:44
tools, I mean, were buried with The dead in00:21:47
the graves were found by archaeologists.00:21:52
This proves that00:21:55
the dead will mean to him that he will rise and need to00:22:00
eat, etc., but despite that, the Sumerians exactly00:22:03
depicted the afterlife exactly as the00:22:06
Greeks depicted it, how a dark world inhabited by the00:22:09
specters of the unfortunate, ghosts, and the00:22:12
gods of the dead, meaning these gods mean00:22:18
tormenting people, etc. exactly00:22:23
when he entered. To the underworld of the dead, and he saw00:22:28
that one of the dead said to him that it is better00:22:32
in this life to become a00:22:36
beggar than to become the king of kings in the world of the00:22:40
dead. The same thing. I do not know the Greeks.00:22:43
Perhaps if the idea of heaven and hell and00:22:47
eternal bliss and eternal torment had not yet settled00:22:49
in the decades of the Sumerians, they would not have been. They offer00:22:51
prayers and sacrifices, of course, in the afterlife,00:22:55
as happens now. Those who offer prayers, fasting,00:23:00
paying such and such, and performing Hajj for the sake of the afterlife,00:23:02
not they were offering food and offerings in order to00:23:07
obtain comfort in this world. I mean, the00:23:09
gods can improve his situation if one of the later00:23:13
legends describes how did you know there are gods of00:23:17
wisdom? Her manners: How did you teach a wise man who wanted all the00:23:20
sciences, but she hid from us only one of the sciences, one00:23:25
secret of the whole family, the one secret of00:23:28
eternal life that does not end with death. She said to him after00:23:33
death, “This is what he taught you.”00:23:36
However, another picture says that the gods created00:23:40
man. This man was created by Moneim Saeed, but00:23:44
this man. He sinned and committed sins of his own00:23:48
free will. What did the gods do? They sent a00:23:52
great flood upon him as a punishment for his action.00:23:56
Many people perished. Only one man, Tajtog, survived.00:24:01
This is the only man who survived, and this man00:24:04
lost eternal life and health. Why because eating00:24:08
this fruit was forbidden for her00:24:12
to eat? And in history, these people lost the afterlife00:24:14
if these priests taught people even00:24:17
sciences and told them legends,00:24:20
and therefore there is no doubt that they were taking these00:24:23
legends as a00:24:25
way to teach people what they wanted00:24:31
and not what the gods wanted. Is no one able to00:24:35
connect to God except these magicians and00:24:37
even religious men? They tighten their grip on others if00:24:41
the stranger laughs in most of the structures present in the00:24:45
Sumerian civilization, meaning it is more like schools in00:24:49
which the priests teach boys and even girls00:24:51
calligraphy and arithmetic, and they also instill in them00:24:55
the principles of patriotism and righteousness, and they also prepare00:24:59
each other in order to be in00:25:02
high ranks through writing and the sciences.00:25:06
In this case, it remains that those who In their days, when00:25:10
we come to what remains of the Sumerian civilization, in the00:25:13
Sumerian tablets00:25:17
through these schools attached to the00:25:19
religious structures, there were tablets containing00:25:24
multiplication tables, division of square roots, cubes, and geometry problems. I00:25:28
mean, this clay number is still present today.00:25:31
Therefore, he inferred from one of the00:25:35
existing tablets a summary of the natural history of man.00:25:39
Suddenly, it is written on this tablet that00:25:42
man had at the beginning of his life, he did not know anything about the00:25:46
bread he ate, what he drank, or what he ever wore. So00:25:51
the people, that is, walking on all fours, uprooted00:25:53
the weeds with understanding with understanding in order to imitate00:25:56
them, and they drank like sheep. They drank this00:25:59
water from holes in the ground, then Knock like this. There is in the00:26:03
Sumerian civilization. The strangest thing in the00:26:06
Sumerian civilization is that it was00:26:10
connected to the temple. We mentioned that the temple had schools connected to it.00:26:14
This is a good thing. It was also connected to a boudoir that we call it,00:26:18
not what we call it, a hall hall00:26:23
for the women00:26:24
servants of the temple, the masts00:26:27
of the gods, or for the representatives of the gods who00:26:32
take their place on earth, if this girl was The00:26:36
Sumerian woman did not see anything wrong with Juniper in giving00:26:39
herself to these clerics in order for them to have00:26:41
sacred sex with her, so she was not00:26:45
performing a shameful act, as we see now. She was performing a00:26:48
service to the temple, a service to the Most High, in this way,00:26:52
so much so that he was proud to love his daughter and their beauty and00:26:55
charm in order to It relieves the clerics of their00:26:58
fatigue and boredom, so they were proud00:27:02
of this thing. They were proud that his00:27:05
daughter was included in the service of the Holy Temple,00:27:08
and he offered sacrifices. They celebrated for the sake of00:27:12
sexual entertainment for these clerics. Despite00:27:16
all that, the woman had rights. The00:27:20
Sumerian woman had rights over her children, just as she had00:27:23
her husband. If her husband was absent and this00:27:26
Sumerian woman did not have a son, meaning a firstborn or00:27:29
eldest son, she would be the farmer, she would00:27:31
manage what was inside the house, and she had the00:27:35
right to engage in commercial work independently00:27:38
of her husband. She had the right to keep her slaves and to00:27:41
release them, and she also sometimes called him a slave.00:27:45
His home was the queen, as Shebaad was called, for00:27:47
example, who ruled her city with a wise,00:27:51
merciful and00:27:53
generous rule. With all that, the man had supreme power. He was00:27:56
the master in control of all tasks. He had the00:28:00
right, in some circumstances, to garden his00:28:03
Sumerian wife or sell her00:28:07
[music].00:28:35
In any case, he was waiting for someone to A woman is meant00:28:40
by her husband and by the state to return children00:28:43
to this state. If she is barren, he has the right to00:28:46
divorce her for this reason alone. However, if she hates to00:28:51
carry out the duties of motherhood, her punishment is death by00:28:54
drowning.00:28:56
Other episodes as well. We go back to the beginning of religions00:29:00
and continue with the Sumerian civilization and the00:29:03
rest of the civilizations. Thank you00:29:07
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في حلقة " هكذا بدأت الديانات الإبراهيمية الثلاثة " كانت البداية الأولى للأديان عندما لاحظَ الإنسان البدائي في صراعه مع الطبيعة ان الامر ينتهي به مهما كانت قوته إلى الفناء فافترض وجود كيانات ماوراء الطبيعة,هذه الملاحظات جعلته يفترض وجود الروح ، ككيان لا مادي مقابل للجسد الذي يتحلل مع الموتولا يبقى بعد ذلك سوى أشياء لا مرئية و لا مادية تتجاوز الزمان و المكان و تلازم الفرد و الجماعة كلها . وهذا ادى الى ظهور عصر التقاليد الدينية الذي تجاوز فيه الانسان عبادة الظواهر الطبيعية الى عبادة الارواح ثم الآلهة المتعددة وبعدها الاله الواحد في الديانات الإبراهيمية الثلاثة --------- حساب الباتريون : https://www.patreon.com/ahmed999 --------- الحلقة الاولى من سلسلة قصة الحضارة الرابط : بدأت الديانات الإبراهيمية الثلاثة -------- سلسلة حلقات عن الدين الرابط : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nW5IJgAJcE&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp-iWuvOpAfgDlpbv0h3t-Qc ---------- حسابي في الفيس بوك : https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser فيديوهات اخرى قد تهمك: =حلقات عن نظرية التطور..داروين الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAurhDaFL5I&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp8xsFZQ3Jq-Aw0lKu8TEXJ6 =حلقات عن حكمة الغرب(الفلسفة الغربية) ج1: الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FJP8GXDmrM&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp_TKQJRQH6dEgVACz2jRqyd =حلقات عن حكمة الغرب(الفلسفة الغربية)ج2: الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFL_os3KE5U&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp_HgNOkYWIwKlEmM09QTBJ0 =حلقات عن الاسلام السياسي : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LAAP3SwqLE&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp_zO_s1dowsVBqnikWN8mFW =حلقات عن فرويد ونظرية التحليل النفسي : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxOhDHHDE4U&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp8WGu7G-1n6xfdEVyQHRG6P =حلقات عن روايات دوستويفسكي : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ah4Om_uptg&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp-KeT6ZnrF4HQtfW5nibS9f =حلقات عن تحليل الافلام السينمائية : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSyORkuONgU&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp_aZg_hjJxieBtxTnWekehE =حلقات عن الروايات العالمية : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRHVZx53pDc&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp9h9N6t2ygswRjqzWTKUKTv =حلقات عن الدين : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nW5IJgAJcE&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp-iWuvOpAfgDlpbv0h3t-Qc =حلقات عن نيتشة : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulerBxzM9oQ&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp_bn4HRkNz72oniPcsIWcrG =حلقات عن الجنس : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4evqOkHgjkg&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp-jkdUBsY5pf0NcQFSITBva =حلقات عن كارل ماركس : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21X1SH3t-XU&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp_9GsGcUNslcePSCWBk5o-t =حلقات عن ايريك فروم : الرابط https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5K7_d1Nkj0&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp8DQJF5HQPqmlFfZV3h9vtZ =حلقات عن العلوم (النظرية النسبية اينشتاين - علم الانسان الانثربولوجيا) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE0n2yBccr8&list=PL0FQvyZNyZp-8e-tvuX7oKhM311PF8jkJ
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