Oh wow, I can't believe you read the "whole thing"! Thats an awful lot of words. Well golly... if something is not on the first wikipedia page you read, it must not exist at all!
On a more serious note, wikipedia is meant to give you a general understanding of things. Not a complete dissection of all concepts and theories related to whatever you're looking up. Haven't you ever had a teacher tell you that you can't use wikipedia as a reference?
I've checked several Christian-based websites and strictly Egyptian historical websites. Not just Wikipedia.
These are the facts as far as I can tell.
Horus was of divine birth, Osiris only son, he performed miracles, died and was resurrected, and was considered to be the Son of Osiris as well as Osiris himself.
Also, Horus was also called "dweller in the star Septet." Septet is the star you and I know as Sirius, which is the brightest star in the night sky. The hieroglyph of Sirius is a star and a tall triangle. Isis, Osiris, and Horus form a trinity.
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