I spied the all-seeing eye in Church.

Hello ATS

While suffering through another round of Church today, half heartedly trying to understand the priest speak Spanish, my eyes wandered over to the confession booth, where I noticed this:



So there you have it folks. Irrefutable proof the church is evil.

Have a great Sunday..

edit: sorry bout the sideways perspective..

Lol a reply to: Tucket

Well spotted.

a reply to: Tucket

The Catholic churches follow the rules of the world controlers. Its no surprise to me, and knew his for a while now

originally posted by: Tucket
So there you have it folks. Irrefutable proof the church is evil.

Have a great Sunday..

lol, are you pounding me? *cough*
I mean, are you #ing me?

Wait, I meant to say, are you shiite-ing me?

edit: sorry bout the sideways perspective..

Open it with Windows 7 built-in default picture viewer by double clicking the image file. Then click the right turn street sign looking button.
I forgot, Windows 7 sucks and not too many people use it.

This specific symbol is actually a Christian one which represents the trinity and the all seeing eye of God, as far as i remember.

en.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: Tucket


It is assumed that the apostate church will join with the One World Religion and then go persecute the Remnant.

Blood on the Altar: The Coming War Between Christian vs. Christian

a reply to: Tucket

Can I get a church denomination?

Can I get an amen!

seriously though, what type of church was it?

my eyes wandered over to the confession booth, where I noticed this:

Crap it must be some type of Catholic.

I've epicly failed this thread

Looks like a scale is below as well. Reminds me of Egyptian heart n feather belief.

Having spent far too much time in churches working for a pipe organ builder I can tell you there's all kinds of weird symbology.

P.S. Don't say anything you don't won't overheard while in the organ loft it's a giant amplifier

a reply to: daaskapital

Actually it has its origin in Masonry, not Christianity

originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: Tucket


It is assumed that the apostate church will join with the One World Religion and then go persecute the Remnant.

Blood on the Altar: The Coming War Between Christian vs. Christian

Yep, what he said^^, or she. I just finished that book BTW. You can already see it starting to play out.

This doesn't surprise me at all, all kinds of pagan symbolism and rituals in the Catholic church.

Just look at the Egyptian obelisk at the Vatican. Why would a Christian church want a symbol of the phallus of Osiris?

a reply to: Tucket

The triangle represents the Holy Trinity.
It's the eye of providence, God's all seeing eye.
Other groups like the Masons have their own version.
So no, there is nothing 'evil' about that symbol on the confessional.

originally posted by: IndependentOpinion
a reply to: daaskapital

Actually it has its origin in Masonry, not Christianity

You will find that the all seeing eye takes many forms. Specifically, the all seeing eye enclosed in a triangle is generally regarded as a Christian symbol. I made no observations on its actual origin.

a reply to: daaskapital


It goes back to ancient Egypt and Babylon, carved by the ancient stone masons.

I saw an ashtray, I guess it was an ashtray, that looked sorta like that long ago. It was sitting on someone's coffee table.

a reply to: stosh64

If you really want some good information, research The Shinar Directive:

www.raidersnewsupdate.com...


It will open your eyes to what the hell is going on.

As predicted, Mystery Babylon is alive and well.

originally posted by: IndependentOpinion
a reply to: daaskapital


It goes back to ancient Egypt and Babylon, carved by the ancient stone masons.

Yes, i know...

Just because a version of the all seeing eye was once carved by the masons of ancient empires, doesn't mean that the symbol can't, in one specific form, today represent Christianity.

I never said the all seeing eye has its origins in Christianity. I said the all seeing eye in the photo was a Christian symbol. The all seeing eye enclosed in a triangle is generally regarded as a Christian symbol, despite other variations representing other aspects.

originally posted by: daaskapital
It is actually a Christian symbol which represents the trinity and the all seeing eye of God, as far as i remember.

en.wikipedia.org...

Adopted by Christianity(Catholicism), but goes directly back to Egypt, and probably much older.

ETA: Oops. Didn't see IndependentOpinion's post. My bad.

a reply to: Brotherman
Yeah there are scales below as well. I did take a photo of the entire thing but I accidently deleted the pic while trying to transfer/upload.

a reply to: infolurker

Very familiar with it. Raiders news, or rather SkywatchTV now is a daily visit for me.

I have heard the interviews about the Shinar Directive, but maybe I will got order the book now.

Have you read it yet?