Religions
This folder explores how Zecharia Sitchin’s Anunnaki narrative connects to various religious traditions. Sitchin argued that all major world religions derive from a common source — the knowledge transmitted by the Anunnaki to early civilizations.
Traditions Covered
| Religion | Key Connection |
|---|---|
| Sumer | The original source of Anunnaki knowledge |
| Egypt | Marduk as Ra, Thoth as keeper of knowledge |
| Old-Testament | Yahweh as Enlil, the Anunnaki as Elohim |
| New-Testament | Jesus as an Anunnaki figure? |
| India | The Vedic gods as Anunnaki |
| Greek | Greek mythology as distorted Anunnaki history |
| Norse | Norse parallels (Odin, Thor) |
| Mesoamerica | Mayan/Aztec connections |
| Gnosticism | Gnostic themes of knowledge and the demiurge |
“All the great religions of the world are branches of the same tree — a tree planted by the Anunnaki.”