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| ''From ]'' | |||
| *] -> ]. A Google search for ''Nibiru'' garnered three times as many hits as one for ''+Marduk +planet''. The redirection should go the other way around. In addition, ] is also an ancient Babylonian deity, and obviating the disambiguation would be beneficial for cosmetic reasons. ] 22:23, 26 Mar 2004 (UTC) | |||
| **] is now at ], hopefully with the page histories of the two versions merged. ]] 23:10, Apr 5, 2004 (UTC) | |||
| I moved this here because it is irremediably confused. If anyone can make sense of it, maybe it can go back in. My notes are inline, in ''italics''. | |||
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| ==Pantheons== | |||
| According to some | |||
| :''Sitchin, I assume'' | |||
| Nibiru is the supreme deity in the Sumerian | |||
| :''so he's being confused with other deities, then? Check out ].'' | |||
| and Babylonian | |||
| :''Marduk was the supreme god; Nibiru is a celestial object associated with him. They're not the same.'' | |||
| pantheons. Though Nibiru is the god of 50 names and king of gods, | |||
| :''really? or is he being mixed with a different god again?'' | |||
| according to others he is not related to ] in ]ian ] | |||
| :''who are these idiots? The Babylonians /always/ associated Nibiru with Marduk. Or is this meant that the Sumerian god that some people call Nibiru, goodness knows why, is not related to Marduk? That would make a bit more sense.'' | |||
| (Marduk being the a god of Babylon, who was inserted into the old creation epic). | |||
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| —] 23:35, 19 Mar 2005 (UTC) | |||
| == crackpot? == | |||
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| That seems a bit subjective, don't you think? --] 21:19, 20 Mar 2005 (UTC) | |||
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