Talk:Avera

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Avera is based on the concept of Ra. The sun god. Represented as a bird headed man with a sun disk over its head. Ave found in dictionary.com translates to bird or fowl. Look it up as "ave-" to be part of a congigation eg the bird headed man. Ra is the egyption sun god. once again dictionary.com as a source. As you can see from the text above for one to claim to be an Avera would be and instance of being god or claiming to be god which would be a violation of the type of Avera to come between man and god. Since the jews were once in Egypt they would find someone claiming to be Avera to be a sin thus the entery above.

I don't know where the anonymous editor found the above information, but it is speculative at best, and probably qualifies as vandalism.

If someone else can source this, and thinks it is a noteworthy theory (highly unlikely) they can put it back (with corrected spelling and it's own section, please.)