[Anitius Severinus Boethius]

Where in hieroglyphics or script was it revealed:

“Nor were slaves used to build them - those that worked on the complex were well paid, fed, and cared for - it was an honor to work on them.”

That was an answer you had for someone else. Where did you find information about those that built the pyramids, how they were treated and fed, and how the workers felt about the job (”an honor”), and yet that information didn’t include the purpose of the pyramids?

Or is it you reject certain historical writings because it doesn’t fit your narrative while accepting portions of the same historical writings because it does?

[PIF]

There are no existing "historical writings" from the period the Giza complex was built, unless you include Biblical passages which are not historical to the Old Kingdom.

“Nor were slaves used to build them - those that worked on the complex were well paid, fed, and cared for - it was an honor to work on them.” See Lehner, Hawass et al.

"... information didn't include the purpose of the pyramids?" No. No one know the answer as to the purpose of the pyramids at Giza. It is not information as in something written down, but rather a tracing of archaeological clues, designs and so on - too much to elaborate on here.

See: Egyptian Dawn

and

The Sphinx Mystery

and

The Crystal Sun

[sparklite2]

http://harvardmagazine.com/2003/07/who-built-the-pyramids-html