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Well, if they translated a word then it would have the same meaning wouldn't it.  It doesn't have the same meaning though. 

No, there are several similar words, in several different languages, which don't translate into precisely the same meanings, (especially when some ignorant hebrews transliterated an Egyptian word they only dimly understood, just as you only dimly understand that distinction).

So now it is that the people you hold with such prejudice bias and intolerance must also be ignorant as well as thieves for your claim to even be able to be suggested?  I was surprised that you made the claim in the first place, as it is a claim that a few theosophists have made only to have it quickly revealed by etymologists as the ignorant absurdity it is.  You have no leg to stand on with your argument and when I revealed it to be the ill thought ignorance that it is you have now stooped to this new low in order to try to keep making your claim.  The only thing you have proven here is that you are an ignorant and intolerant racist.  Once again I have found it easy to prove you wrong and I can only frown at your display of desperation and blind delusion and discriminatory bias.

[falcon9]

Well, if they translated a word then it would have the same meaning wouldn't it.  It doesn't have the same meaning though.

No, there are several similar words, in several different languages, which don't translate into precisely the same meanings, (especially when some ignorant hebrews transliterated an Egyptian word they only dimly understood, just as you only dimly understand that distinction).

So now ...

So now, as usual, you didn't bother replying to the context of the response, (because you didn't like the answer/it didn't agree with your preconceived notions that the hebrews came up with a word hundreds of years after the Egyptians had been using it with the meaning they assigned to it, 'appropriated' it, changed the meaning and retroactively claim that it was their word all along).  That you support such dishonesty is unsurprising.  That the basis of your religious beliefs are dishonesty, cultural theft, intolerance to the extent of proselytization at the point of a sword, (this last was more of a historical reference to the Crusades and Inquisitions, for instance), , remains unsurprising.

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Well, if they translated a word then it would have the same meaning wouldn't it.  It doesn't have the same meaning though.

No, there are several similar words, in several different languages, which don't translate into precisely the same meanings, (especially when some ignorant hebrews transliterated an Egyptian word they only dimly understood, just as you only dimly understand that distinction).

So now ...

So now, as usual, you didn't bother replying to the context of the response, (because you didn't like the answer/it didn't agree with your preconceived notions that the hebrews came up with a word hundreds of years after the Egyptians had been using it with the meaning they assigned to it, 'appropriated' it, changed the meaning and retroactively claim that it was their word all along).  That you support such dishonesty is unsurprising.  That the basis of your religious beliefs are dishonesty, cultural theft, intolerance to the extent of proselytization at the point of a sword, (this last was more of a historical reference to the Crusades and Inquisitions, for instance), , remains unsurprising.

I did reply to your false claim and it is your dyslexia or lunacy or inability to comprehend that prevents you from seeing the reply.  I rebuked it by exposing it as the ridiculous conspiracy theory that it was.  Your claim has already been made by a few theosophist and disproved as nothing more than an ignorant and unsupported argument.  You have nothing to even back up your claim and it is based entirely on prejudicial conspiracy.

[falcon9]

I did reply to your ...

Yes, you posted a diversionary reply, based on your religious bias regarding the superstition from which teh cult of xtianity derives. Whether or not you believe the hebrews/xtians stole the word "amen" from the pre-existing Egyptian neteru, "Amen" is largely immaterial since there is a long history of xtians co-opting pagan beliefs, altering them in order to assimulate non-xtian belief systems.  The basis of xtianity is of liars and thiefs.  Don't like the truth? Bluster on with diversionary crap as wished, your "religion" is a deceptive compiliation of other religious beliefs and mythologies, (cites available, go look yourself).