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On a windswept and lonely hill in southern Turkey stands one of the oldest and perhaps most significant archeological sites on Earth. Built around 7000 BCE, catel hoyuk was mankind's first true city... a fully equiped residential masterpiece, with a population of over 5000. Here we find the earliest woven fabrics, systems of agriculture, domestication of animals, and the first clear evidence of a formalized religion.
Work on the Catal Hoyuk site is still in progress, however of the 300 houses excavated so far, fully 88 have contained shrines dedicated to a mother goodess
Beginning around 4000 BCE, waves of nomadic tribesman began to invade Eastern Europe and the Middle East, from the area we now call the Ukraine. This has been confirmed by evaluation of DNA, linguistic and archeological evidence.
At that time, Europe and the Middle East were populated by peaceful, egalitarian settlements that had never known organized warfare. The people were agrarian, sedentary, spiritual, and artistic.
Between approximately 4000-2000 BCE, the Kurgans conquered all of Europe and the Middle East. They believed in a supreme warlike male sky-god, which they installed as the primary deity everywhere they went. In general we may regard patriarchal male gods, violent gods of war, and gods of the sky or the sun, as being descended from the original Kurgan gods.
In about 1200 BCE the trojan war broke out, between the Hittite empire and the western states of Turkey. The Hittites were defeated, but the victory of the western states was brief, because they were attacked and defeated by the mycenaean greeks soon afterwards. The Greeks then began to construct colony cities in western Turkey, while the former territory of the Hittites was taken over by another group called the phtygian, who entered the area from the eastern Balkans.
The Greeks and the Phrygians got along well. Although they mainly worshiped warlike male sky-gods, they allowed the people of Turkey to continue to observe their own religious traditions. In fact, the Greeks and Phrygians eventually came to respect the Great Mother, adopted Her into their pantheons, and built many beautiful new temples for Her.
The Phrygian empire lasted from about 1200 BCE to about 700 BCE. From about 700 BCE to about 300 CE, a series of other powers conquered the area, but allowed the Phrygians to rule as their proxies. Finally, around 300 CE, the Christian persecution of the pagans began, and within a few centuries the religion of the Great Mother had been destroyed.
The story of the Greek colonies in the western states was similar. After 700 BCE various wars occured, and the Greeks were alternately forced out and then returned. From the standpoint of religion, however, the worship of the Great Mother continued without interruption, until the Christian persecution of the pagans began, in about 300 CE.
So what does this all mean well there was a time when we had a goddess our lands were peaceful and we lived well in a sence of spiritual peace, my point here is again to the religons of this one god he seems to come to wipe out people and make them believe in a hell or heaven kind of faith when really there is no such thing to believe in something you must first understand were it came from and take an indepth awareness of its history the god most believe today stems from war and rape of women so much hate towards women and it still happens, saying us men are the higher beings when really its the women and men together, man has to big of an ego to fill when we should respect women and the goddess that gives life, and if you still think am talking crap than go and check out the history of what you believe youll find it filled with lies and delousion, wiping every book out of pagans so that there bible can be the truth, religon and ill say it again is the work of ego men to keep you all under a state of illousion...