Coincidence or conspiracy?

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9. Let's see any of those claims about the myth of Horus confirmed by a genuine Egyptologist

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December BTW was a Roman month, not an Egyptian month, and the Roman calendar was infamous before the reform of Julius Caesar for having become rather wacky

In addition, the fixing of 25 December as the Christ-mass occurs relatively late:

... About A.D. 200, Clement of Alexandria (Stromata I.21) says that certain Egyptian theologians "over curiously" assign, not the year alone, but the day of Christ's birth, placing it on 25 Pachon (20 May) in the twenty-eighth year of Augustus. [Ideler (Chron., II, 397, n.) thought they did this believing that the ninth month, in which Christ was born, was the ninth of their own calendar.] Others reached the date of 24 or 25 Pharmuthi (19 or 20 April). With Clement's evidence may be mentioned the "De paschæ computus", written in 243 and falsely ascribed to Cyprian (P.L., IV, 963 sqq.), which places Christ's birth on 28 March, because on that day the material sun was created. But Lupi has shown (Zaccaria, Dissertazioni ecc. del p. A.M. Lupi, Faenza, 1785, p. 219) that there is no month in the year to which respectable authorities have not assigned Christ's birth. Clement, however, also tells us that the Basilidians celebrated the Epiphany, and with it, probably, the Nativity, on 15 or 11 Tybi (10 or 6 January) ... The December feast .. reached Egypt between 427 and 433 ...

http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/03724b.htm

So the modern date for the Christ-mass did not flow from Egypt but rather into Egypt from the West, thousands of years after the original cult of Horus had been forgotten