Roots Of Religions
Applied Bilateral Etymology has investigated the ancient roots of religions from deep in the Stone Age to the rise of Islam.
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© Roots of Religions by Adel S. Bishtawi
September 7, 2017
One of the reasons why Muslim emperors call themselves “khalifas” or “princes of the believers” is because Allah is...
September 6, 2017
Semites, semetic, semitism, etc. are people or words that drive from the Stone Age root *SM, the origin of English small and smile. The...
September 6, 2017
Now that the girl has experienced her first forays into sex, *NK “copulation”, marriage follows and with it new...
September 5, 2017
Images by NASA For Applied Biliteral Etymology the term “ancient” applies to the Stone Age. For sites and events to be ancient...
September 5, 2017
Etymology Workshop: ِLook at the two faces: They are probably the closest you can get to our ancient ancestors who crossed the Red Sea...
September 5, 2017
All of us use words and expressions without being aware what do they really mean. ‘Abreast’ is one of them. We use it correctly...
September 3, 2017
The vocabulary of ancient languages is based largely on two-letter biliteral roots. Ancient Arabians in Central Arabia developed a new...
September 3, 2017
What if the “one” God half the population of the world are praying to is not the “correct” God? Whether aware or...
September 3, 2017
THE ORIGIN OF “LOVE” We may think that we can produce endless sounds but the phonetic truth of the matter is that unique and...
September 3, 2017
Applied Biliteral Etymology: Link or Blink – Pharaohs, pyramids, Christian priests, Christian nuns, meteorite, pandemonium,...
Applied Bilateral Etymology has investigated the ancient roots of religions from deep in the Stone Age to the rise of Islam.