Son of God, Messiah, Mediator, The Word, The Ideal Man, Annunciation, Immaculate conception, Divine incarnation, Genealogies showing royal descent, Virgin mother, Angelic visitants, Celestial music, Visit of shepherds, Visit of Magi, Star of Magi, Slaughter of innocents, Temptation, Transfiguration, Crucified Redeemer, Supernatural darkness, Resurrection, Ascension, Descent into Hell, Second advent, Unity of God, Trinity in Unity, Holy Ghost (Spirit), Devil, Angels, Immortality of the soul, Last judgment, Future rewards and punishments, Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory, Fatherhood of God, Brotherhood of man, Freedom of the will, Fall of man, Vicarious atonement, Kingdom of God, Binding of Satan, Miracles, Prophecies, Obsession, Exorcism, The priesthood, Pope and bishops, Monks and nuns, Worship of Virgin, Adoration of Virgin and Child, Worship of saints, Worship of relics, Image worship, Inspired Scriptures, The cross as a religious symbol, Crucifix, Rosary, Holy water, Lord's Day (Sunday), Christmas, Easter, Baptism, Eucharist, Washing of feet, Anointing, Confirmation, Masses for the dead, Fasting, Prayer, Auricular confession, Penance, Absolution, Celibacy, Poverty, Asceticism, Tithes, Community of goods, Golden Rule and other precepts. The Old Testament consists largely of borrowed myths. Nearly everything in Genesis, and much of the so-called history which follows, are but a recital of Assyrian, Babylonian, Chaldean and other legends. Dr. Draper says: "From such Assyrian sources, the legends of the creation of the earth and heaven, the garden of Eden, the making of man from clay, and of woman from one of his ribs, the temptation by the serpent, the naming of animals, the cherubim and flaming sword, the Deluge and the ark, the drying up of the waters by the wind, the building of the Tower of Babel, and the confusion of tongues, were obtained by Ezra" (Conflict, p. 223).