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Mind. Blown. Amazing topic and convincing theory, maybe we'll have more hints in Ascension?

Saying that the bible is historically accurate is misinformation, so stop spreading it. If you believe in it, do what your supposed to do and believe in it. It is a document that requires faith....which basically means to belief without proof. If you dont have faith its useless. When something is fact, faith isnt involved because it isn't based on emotion but instead replaced by rational nature. What does that mean? It means show me proof or else stop making statements  as if they are fact to a person that demands facts. Theres nothing rational about the bible, so learn the difference. If i was to take what you're saying as fact I would have to do the same for Homers the Odyssey and the Illiad were fact as well. What the heck! Achillies existed too then! Troy exists in real life too, so I am guessing that story is accurate, correct? 

So what else do you think the Three Wise Men heading to an unknown destiny can be about? Like.. Maybe Jesus and Kratos were pals? XD

The first part of the theory is kind of interesting. I don't know if I buy the second part....with Kratos being God or Jesus....seems like a stretch.

Goodness I didn't want to get into this.

There's no reason to get so upset. You're misreading what I said. By no means am I claiming everything in the Bible is historically accurate; however, for multiple events described in the Bible - wars and other things - the Bible has served as a reliable/accurate depiction of the events.

Anyways, I don't want to derail the thread any further. If you want to say anything else to me, send me a message. I enjoy discussions like this.

David Jaffe's initial idea for God of War 3 ending did involve the 3 wise men and the birth of Christianity as a religion.

http://www.neoseeker.com/forums/40005/t1564432-if-david-jaffe-had-made-god-of-war-iii-alternate-ending/

quote from him:
"Essentially, Jaffe suggested that the battle with Zeus would be set at the beginning of the game. Kratos would kill Zeus, creating a vortex that would suck all mythologies - Greek, Egyptian, Norse etc. - into one world. While in this world, Kratos would ultimately stop the people from believing in these gods, thereby ushering in the new age of religions, beginning with Christianity. The ending of the game would see you playing as the Three Wise Men. The origin of the Sphinx would also be explained as a monster that Kratos froze with Medusa's Head, whilst Kratos ultimate fate would be to sacrifice himself to live with his family in Hades."

For this part:

"Kratos would ultimately stop the people from believing in these gods, thereby ushering in the new age of religions, beginning with Christianity. "

Essientally thats what couldve happend. Mankind looking and seeing how the world stands in ruin would pretty much eliminate their belief in the gods and eventually be given hope for a better world by Kratos' sacrifice. As for the rest, yeah its open for interpretation really.

I don't know about you guys but I really dislike Kratos as a character. I thought Gow3 was fun and all but I couldn't get behind the main character at all, too much of an asshole in my opinion.

Have you played all other GoWs including the PSP ones? A rather tragic character whose story only keeps getting more tragic to make up for the insanity that was GoW3 xD. Infact im sure Ascension will show even more of what drove him insane.

Oh and he was not only an ass hole due to what happend to his family, when he opend the box in God of War 1, he released the evil powers to the world, one of them being "hate/vengeance".