How is Saturn contains both Star and Sun, and in old latin means satan, since satan is wrongly pronouned as say-tan and should be Sat-an as in saturn. other words satan=saturn.
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And your point is?.........lost to me.
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I'm going to assume there was a question in there, and simply answer "No, it doesn't". Just because two words sound the same doesn't mean there's any actual connection between the two. Saturn comes from the Roman god of the same name (and is therefore Latin in origin) while Satan comes from the Hebrew. To say 'Saturn means Satan in Latin because they're pronounced the same' is manifestly incorrect. Particularly since there's a pronounced R in the Latin word Saturn, so they are in fact not pronounced the same. In summary: two words that do not sound the same, even when you have altered the pronunciation of one, that come from different languages and refer to different things, are not the same word. This should be obvious.
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