By Lance Winslow | On December 29, 2005 | In Religion | Rated 
The Islamic Faith seems to be losing its way, even though Muslims have outpaced other human breeds with procreation and larger families. The Islamic Faith and Muslim Mosques need to dress things up a bit to keep the members staying with in the religion. As we say in France some had left the Mosques and dishonored the Islamic Faith by throwing a few Molotov Cocktails in a four-week civil disturbance burning some 20,000 automobiles.
By Lance Winslow | On December 29, 2005 | In Religion | Rated
Islam is in crisis and traveling for the Holly Days is quite dangerous. The Pilgrimages are dangerous and many have died from stampedes in getting there. There is also an issue with polio as there are still 17 countries and most are predominantly Muslim which still have not gotten rid of the disease. Meanwhile due to insurgents making roadside bombs and attempting suicide-murdering missions there is now stricter border crossing security by coalition, US and Iraqi Troops.
By Lance Winslow | On December 29, 2005 | In Religion | Rated
African Nations upset at the selection of the new Pope, Benedict XVI; they wanted a Black Pope. Instead they got another âwhite manâ. Some Black Americans are saying this just proves âwhiteyâ still runs the world and continues to economically enslave the Africans and African Americans. One young black man we interviewed, Tyrone Williams, said âThey all in it tâgetter, come on, is obvious.â Tyrone is considering converting to Islam; âThere is no place for a black man in the Catholic Church.â
By Robert Baird | On December 22, 2005 | In Religion | Rated
The Caribbean is the site of another thing which some would call a mystery. Until a few years ago I would have been inclined to put it in the paranormal control of soul category and I still believe that is part of it. However, we have scientifically identified the use of sea urchin extract as the agent which allows apparent death and subsequent use of a body by means as yet mysterious to scientists who negate the possibility of ESP type brain connection or possessions.
By Robert Baird | On December 22, 2005 | In Religion | Rated
The founding of the United States went along with the formation of many new denominations and cults run by the same people. I will present an argument from a fundamentalist type of site that seems to equate Luciferianism with Satanism. This is a common mistake. Heliopolitanism or a science of the Harmonic of Light is what the Druids studied and the Masons are derived from this sun (light therefrom and the Transit of Venus that tells us a lot about the sun) worship which also allows people to think of it in terms of being the âsonâ of God. We are indeed all part of God as John 10:34 does indicate. I present this excerpt from the work of Fritz Springmeyer so that my readers will see more of what I cover in many books as I demonstrate how the elite have used all possible tools of social engineering to get their form of government in place. This is not to suggest that I am averse to a one world government. I just want it to be honest.
By Robert Baird | On December 22, 2005 | In Religion | Rated
âPaine knew that Christianity was not a new or unique religion, and declared that if Jesus had intended to found a new religion he would have written the system himself. He was willing to admit that Jesus might have been an actual character, although he had found no historical corroboration of the fact. When he compared the conflicting accounts of the genealogy of Jesus by Matthew and Luke, their discrepancies convinced him that this genealogy, instead of being a solemn truth, "is not even a reasonable lie." If these two Apostles started the history of Jesus with a palpable falsehood, "what authority is there for believing the strange things they tell us afterwards?" As for the four Gospels, he was convinced that they were not written by the persons to whom they are ascribed, as not even the names of their authors were known at the time the New Testament was assembled.
By Robert Baird | On December 22, 2005 | In Religion | Rated
The incorporation of Aristotelian thought into the dogma of Catholicism was not the first attempt to have alchemy co-opted or hermeneutically imbued into the whole system of thought. The fact that Aquinas did this under the tutelage of a Dominican Bishop who is regarded as the forbear of Goethe and Illuminized thought has not escaped me. Frater Albertus Magnus is a name still to be reckoned with in the present day as a person by that name heads the International Alchemical group in Salt Lake City. The fact that Melchizedek and Solomon or others in the family of Jesus are adept esotericists and alchemists should not surprise any real scholar. But let us assume Jesus had good intentions and later scriptural or priestly manipulators sought to bring his real and deep understanding more completely into the Christian model of spiritual growth. Here is a report from Pelikan about a fraud or attempt to do this which was accepted as church dogma for a millennium until the Thomist ideologues made the great furtherance of this under the Jesuit teaching system.
By Robert Baird | On December 22, 2005 | In Religion | Rated
Impetus for this kind of research was the need to understand the âatna-kunaâ motif so prevalent in Celtic New England and Iberia, and frequently associated with the âeye of Belâ. James Whittall has been locating examples of it in Portugal and Spain. Fell, Dix, and Oedel have recently published observations about it.
By Robert Baird | On December 22, 2005 | In Religion | Rated
Impetus for this kind of research was the need to understand the âatna-kunaâ motif so prevalent in Celtic New England and Iberia, and frequently associated with the âeye of Belâ. James Whittall has been locating examples of it in Portugal and Spain. Fell, Dix, and Oedel have recently published observations about it.
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