Judaism is a false religion because rabbis do not know the true origin of the word "Torah"

Rabbis do not know the true origin of the word "Torah". As a Jew I found this rather hard to believe but I"ve asked rabbi after rabbi on internet Judaism religion sites if they know the true etymology of the word "Torah". It is simply amazing that no rabbis today know anything about the historical origin of the word "Torah" in ancient Egypt. Remember, the Torah is Judaism"s most defining religious doctrine. But all rabbis know is what they"ve been taught which is Judaism"s traditional answer that the origin of the word "Torah" as being derived from the Hebrew language word "yareh" meaning "to point to" like in archery with the archer pointing at the target, this "pointing to" becoming tmean "to teach" as in pointing to answers in a rather unusual stretch of meaning in Hebrew, the world"s most manipulated for meanings language. This definition works out well for rabbis as the word "rabbi" also means "teacher". Another answer gives "Torah" as an anagram composed of the first Five Books of Moses. But these answers are not true etymology of the word "Torah". Ancient priests of Judah pulled a historical fraud with a religious Wizard of Oz Show that was successfully sold to Jews and the world with its most excellent Scripts, great exciting stories filled with marvelous events writ large Hollywood style for ancient times readers and story-tellers. Stories to match the popular ones in ancient times of the Greeks, like Homer and his Odyssey. Great stories with philosophical issues to match the muses and musings of the Greek philosophers. The Greeks were the Hebrew writers literary rivals but the ancient Egyptians and Canaanite priesthoods who could have exposed Judah"s rip-off of Egypt"s original theology from where the "Torah" of the Hebrews originated, were conveniently lost to history by the time Hebrews composed their Torah/Tanakh Scriptures. Alexander"s Egypt had forgotten the ancient gods and goddesses, their rituals and lore, except the ones that became transposed to the Greco-Roman Mystery Religions. With no Egyptian priests to complain, Judaism got away with the Fraud of Israel because Judaism became the religious foundation of the Roman Empire and Western Civilization"s Christianity and Muhammad"s Islam. With Judaism being the anchoring Abrahamic religious belief system of these two major world religions, Judaism was secure from historical scrutiny even to this very day it or so it seems. To research Judaism is not the easiest thing to do as Judaism protects itself from critics and criticism more so than any other religion except Scientology. Any religious scholar who tries to criticize what rabbis say about the origin of the Torah in the religion of Judaism will face a barrage of "anti-Semite" accusations hurled at them. "When your entire culture is predicated on an idea, you can"t afford to be proven wrong."--Ted Klamatka, "Prophet of Bones". Meet Taurowet, the fierce Mother Goddess This is Taurowet, Egypt"s fierce mother goddess and the ancient world"s only pregnant goddess. Like many other ancient Egyptian deities she was an animal-human combination creature composed of a river horse with lion paws and a human torso. As a Nile River deity she was quite an important figure in ancient Egypt"s theology. Taurowet came to represent in Egypt several important spiritual concepts. 1st, Taurowet represented a Mother Goddess"s fierce protection of a special Child as in the Child of a God or Goddess, i.e. a young pharaoh or queen. And as a momma hippo and uncontested ruler of the Nile River, nobody messed with Taurowet. 2nd, Taurowet"s protruding pregnant belly gave rise to our word, "torus" which is the name for the convex rounded foundation mouldings of architectural pillars. 3rd, The word "Tarot" of the Roma "Gypsies" is also derived from Taurowet as this strange Egyptian hippo goddess came to represent the Egyptian grand cosmic "Order" and "Way". And this is precisely where Judaism"s Torah originates: in the ancient land of Egypt and Taurowet theology. Hebrews learned Taurowet theology and many other Egyptian religious ideas from their forebearers, the ancient Israelites returning in defeat to Canaan as part of the failed Hyksos invasion and comparatively brief takeover of Egypt. The Story of Moses and the Exodus was fabricated as a reversal of this humiliation the ancient Israelites actually suffered. Again, not having Egyptian priesthoods around to say anything different when priests of Judah wrote their stories helped cement the Exodus mythology as real history. The major gods of Egypt had their corresponding celestial representatives and Taurowet"s constellation, being the largest of Egypt"s native animals, was was the largest in the Egyptian Zodiac. Taurowet"s constellation was centered around the pole star and never dipped below the horizon, the horizon always being an important aspect as Horus of the Horizon theology is whole set unto itself. Big and stable Taurowet thus represented to Egyptians the Divine Order of Creation, both the spiritual and material harmonious Way of the Universe. This was the theological concept that priests of Judah borrowed without attribution to remake into Judaism"s earthly man-made Torah. "Black fire" on "white fire" is how the Torah scholars put it as the cosmic origin of their Torah, i.e. writing words on scrolls reverses the Celestial Torah"s Sign Language of God, white stars on a black background. Judah priests discovered a simple way to make your religion stand out in a global sea of astrology based pagan religions. n the etymological connection of the Egyptian Taurowet theology to Judaism"s Torah, Taurowet"s fierce Mother protectiveness reputation was coupled to another Egyptian theological aspect which was Taurowet"s relationship with the Egyptian god Set, the weird aardvark-human god, brother and murderer of Osiris, Egypt"s and the world"s original death and resurrection god-man. Set was the god of outsiders but still a quite important god to Egyptians and Jews. One should bear in mind that ancient Egypt"s religion and whole culture was based around resurrection theology, far more so than in later Christianity. Judaism has no real resurrection theology, the idea of an afterlife not really a major concern of Judaism which is focused supposedly on living an ethical life in the present world although uses the term frequently, "in the World to Come" which remains undefined. "Sheol" is the shadow land for souls as shades in Judaism. Heaven in the Christian sense is not available to Jews in contrast to the thousands of near-death-experiences reported across time and cultures. Set is intimately connected to Taurowet and thus Set is intimately connected to us Jews as well. Here"s the historical trail connecting Taurowet, Set, Torah and Jews all together. Do you see that crocodile mounted on the back of Taurowet? The crocodile represents Set"s Celestial Torah symbolic relationship as Set and Taurowet. In our times and astrological system, the Celestial crocodile is Draco the Dragon. n Set"s relationship with Taurowet, Set is represented by a crocodile mounting Taurowet. These are astro-theological concepts taken from Taurowet"s large constellation lying beside that of Draco which the ancient Egyptian"s saw as a crocodile. Set symbolized as a crocodile-dragon is intimate with Taurowet, their closeness is taken for such meaning by ancient Egyptians. Dragons are famous for guarding their treasure. Taurowet was famous in Egypt for protecting her special child. These two ideas of protection combined to form Judaism"s idea of Jews as Keepers of the Torah.