Did sumer have a religon

Answer 1

Most historians believe that religion was the center of Sumerian life. The Sumerians practiced polytheism, a belief in many gods and goddesses. They prayed to many gods for many things, such as Ki for good harvests and Enil for rain. Each city and each family worshiped gods they believed protected them. Sumerians built ziggurats, which were tall flattened pyramids made of mud brick. On their flattened top held a temple for their gods.

Sumerian's Serpent Religion

The Adamics and mixed races were the Akkadians as the Laborers for the aristocrat Chaldeans in the Sumerian trade Empire. The (Greys) Burghers 'J' DNA of the Chaldees managed their Sumerian merchant civilizations by their 'J' DNA Priest-governors. {see Cohen=priests of Sipar, Sumer} Their belief were of the Serpent {Naga}goddess of wisdom and Alchemy. Their Earth races as common folks was the Sumerian Laborers{they called 'goyim'}, celebrated the Titans of Ea/Yah, Bel/Baal, Dagon, (DeDanaans)etc that saved them from the Great Flood. They became the Akkadians that ruled Akkad/ Agad by their King-son of gods: {Titans/DeDanaans/Arians=see Genesis 6:4}.

Sumer's religion of the 'Serpent knowledge' included a blood Sacrifice in an altar of fire to cleanse the souls from sin. This dates back 7,000 yrs to their kin(Chaldeans), the Devas{Yezidi}, of their naga/Serpent religo-science/beliefs also found in their books of the Kabbala, including their Serpent god side of Hinduism. By: Richard David Dellerman, dellerman9090@live.com