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redmanjp wrote:Well the last place i expected to find lodge members was in a Catholic Church this Sunday- not only attending Mass but giving a speech too! They brought food stuff but i wasn't accepting anything from them except a handshake at the Sign of Peace.
meccalli wrote:^ That's the roots, gnosticism/ secret knowledge. It doesn't matter what faith you are as long as you believe in a God as a prerequisite. Those that climb the ladder in hierarchy come closer to knowing the perversion of the order that they equate satan as a redeemer compared with prometheus / lucifer as the light bearer that brings knowledge to mankind. Catholicism and Islam both are preferred as they share many symbolic aspects of paganism that helps with transitioning. Walter Veith's series total onslaught does a good job of highlighting the dark roots behind those two significant world religions and their roles today as it relates to secret societies.
bluesclues wrote:Lawl.. this is the last time I carry my car to fix by a hairdresser.
Ronaldo95163 wrote:Why the whole Catholic church does drink from the same chalice?
Ollyur doh find da nasty???
meccalli wrote:bluesclues wrote:Lawl.. this is the last time I carry my car to fix by a hairdresser.
You might want to write something intelligible next time if you're attempting to make a point.Ronaldo95163 wrote:Why the whole Catholic church does drink from the same chalice?
Ollyur doh find da nasty???
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transubstantiation
They believe the wine and bread quite literally undergoes metamorphosis into the actual blood and flesh of christ.
bluesclues wrote: The word Lucifer is Latin for 'light bearer'
meccalli wrote:bluesclues wrote: The word Lucifer is Latin for 'light bearer'
Why do you think I made the reference to prometheus genius, that's the heart of gnosticism. That satan is the 'good' god in the council that aims to supplant Yahweh who oppressed adam and eve.
Both roman catholicism and islam stem from the same pagan roots, morals and dogma explicitly state the intent of the order. It's much easier to transition people who worship in systems tainted with paganism to the true ideals of masonry.
As i've told you before I know your beliefs, you're no different than gnostics and new agers. Your own icon is the order of the dragon that stems from the ouroboros, the serpent eating it's tail. One of the defining sigils of gnostics.
bluesclues wrote:performing ritual 're-enactments' for symbolic purposes is not pagan.
meccalli wrote:bluesclues wrote:performing ritual 're-enactments' for symbolic purposes is not pagan.
The idea of symbolic rituals portrays the essence of a deeply rooted beliefs from the past. Those beliefs were conceived in the worship of a multitude of evil spirits
Gnostics believe they possess secret knowledge, it's simply uncommon lies or false beliefs.
Miktay wrote:redmanjp wrote:Well the last place i expected to find lodge members was in a Catholic Church this Sunday- not only attending Mass but giving a speech too! They brought food stuff but i wasn't accepting anything from them except a handshake at the Sign of Peace.
We're these ppl Mason's or KNights of Columbus?
meccalli wrote:Somewhere in an alternate universe, a multitude going to a physical location for a specific purpose is considered a symbolic ritual. You're lumping various cultures into the idea of pilgrimages being some sort of spiritual journey that increases their piety. What may be true for one isn't the same for another contextually according to their customs. Hajj for example was pre islamic and the customs reflect the majority of the rituals or forms of worship performed to the pantheon of idols and now to allah thanks to muhammad's conquest. Jewish priests were accused of the same sort of adoption of void practices by christ that deviates from the instructions given at Sinai which by definitions makes those additional practices 'pagan.' The meaning itself is derived from trespassing delineations of territory, in other words, going outside of God's instruction in relation to theology.
streetbeastINC. wrote:Jesus is portrayed as boldly proclaiming his identity with Venus the Lightbringer in Revelation 22:16, where he says “I, Jesus, am the bright and morning star.” If the translators had chosen to translate this verse using Latin just as they did with Isaiah 14:12, it would read “I, Jesus, am Lucifer.”
civicman wrote:What garbage.
Why don't you read the origin of the Hajj and it's rituals.
Get knowledge rather than copy and paste thing you Google.
Miktay wrote:Many of Gods favorites committed murder in the Bible...but this was forgiven.
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