I promised to reply to Sonoman's post about Saturn and Torah so I will. Sonoman uses the slightly lazy method of inserting his own comments in bold into quotes from others. This is easy to follow for those familiar with the argument, but can be confusing.
sonoman wrote:I use the word "Torah" to describe this ancient Christ astrological "Way" which is the meaning of "torah", as a organized system of beliefs, far from any "word salad".
Okay, so it is like saying Torah means Tao. That is conceivable, except that it is some distance from the conventional meaning of Torah as the first five books of the Bible, which depart markedly from the Taoist philosophy of the unseen way.
sonoman wrote: Even Judaism uses the term "Celestial Torah" although they have lost the astrological meaning of it as well as remembrance from the Egyptian source they developed the idea from.
These are ideas that can be explored factually, without overblown paranoid hysteria. Where you differ from Acharya is that she also starts from a speculative vision about a hidden truth in ancient religion, but she then backs up her vision with sound research and reasoned argument, whereas you say something like 'trust me I am a prophet of God'.
sonoman wrote:As for why the Age of Aquarius is solar, what do you mean "solar".
It is simple astronomy, without any astrology. The Age of Aquarius is defined as the period when the March Equinox point is in the constellation Aquarius. The March equinox occurs when the sun is observed to cross the equator from south to north, so the Age concept is purely solar.
sonoman wrote: the Sun never ruled the Sign of Aquarius
Sonoman, you seem to not have a good grasp of the astronomy. Astrological planetary rulership is not relevant to defining zodiac ages.
sonoman wrote: the Jewish top gods which were Saturn, EL, the Ruler of Aquarius, and Yahweh, who is coupled as Son to EL in the Jewish religion which Christianity shares.
I don't think you are right that Yahweh is seen as the son of El. This is a speculative imaginative reconstruction on your part.
sonoman wrote: ...Jesus Christ... shares with other major Jewish figures, Noah, Moses, Elijah, Jonah, John the Baptist, Water God characteristics, i.e. Aquarian ones and how these, and not sun god worship ones define Christ as Christ Aquarius.
I am happy to agree that the myth of Christ has Aquarian themes. However, it is deeply confusing for you to assert that this means the myth of Christ does not have solar themes, since the identification of Christ as a Sun God is clear and strong, especially through the natural allegories of Christmas and Easter.
sonoman wrote: I'm ganged up on
Far from it. You present a ludicrous pharmalucent vision and then become indignant when people question it. You should just ratchet down the defensiveness about ten notches. If what you said made any sense you would not attack people for mocking you but would calmly explain why they are wrong.