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Solomonopoly
It's almost like polymaths are using speculative alchemy (psychology) in order to socially engineer those not in the know? For certain reasons yet to be explained!
edit on 2-2-2014 by Solomonopoly because: (no reason given)
FreeWillAnomaly
I just don't care to discuss the extreme tangent of George Washington and his Masonic affiliation with you, especially because I know you are already aware of the journal and you pretended not to be.
FreeWillAnomaly
It is a debated piece of history, mainly because of the journal, and a google search will provide you with both sides of the debate.
Personally, I don't care about it so I am not going to debate about it with you. It is also not the topic of the discussion. The real question is - why do you care so much? Because you are a propagandist. A propagandist who is playing dumb and trying to engage in a game of propaganda chess. The thing is: I am not playing with you. Go argue with yourself.
However, this is an extreme tangent and not relevant enough to expand upon further. The only reason it should even be mentioned is to show that he was concerned about the Illuminati gaining a foothold in American Freemasonry, at least in the context of this discussion. Now, if you want to debate that, I will just provide a link to the letter and move on.
Solomonopoly
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Tbh the illuminati have never cared for the religious racism (But only the "Christians" can goto heaven! Even though it's nothing more than a philosophical "concept.") you're talking about. If the illuminati had a "religion" it wouldn't really be a religion at all. It would be a special brand of spirituality known as gnosis.
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.-Arthur C. Clarke"
FreeWillAnomaly says, Magic is not about technology but instead about the human will. That is very basic knowledge, so it brings into question: why even post the quote?
Solomonopoly
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Blavatsky's version of Rosicrucianism is boring. Why read Theosophy instead of the source it taps into? "Anacalypsis." If you want to play in this realm. You're going to have to go back and do your homework it would appear.
Not only can technology and magic be compared. So can ignorance and magic be compared as well. When you said
FreeWillAnomaly says, Magic is not about technology but instead about the human will. That is very basic knowledge, so it brings into question: why even post the quote?
Actually magic in the past was confused with psychology, education & illusion (for the right of protection from the savage and barbaric.) Sure we can call it speculative alchemy also. But today make no mistake the human "will" is pure psychology. A powerful thing not to overlooked I might add.
I don't nor won't subscribe to your "hypothesis" of the human will being corrupt to its very core kinda concept. We're here to explore as we are for a reason. This hypersensitivity you're showing about your Christian faith while "cute" in itself. Is just that. It's your faith. And you better believe all of the non Christians which out number Christians yesterday and today. Will oppose your supposed oppression of none Christians.
As far as Gnosticism goes. It's only interesting in the realm of Manichaeism and Zoroastrianism where it's more original. I'll say it once more. You need to do more homework in order to even touch this realm of thought.
FreeWillAnomaly
Also notice that lame avatar guy pretended to not know about the journal, and then later said that the journal is a hoax (proving that he did know about the journal I was referring to).
FreeWillAnomaly I'm done contributing to the derailment of this thread.
FreeWillAnomaly Try to stay on track.
FreeWillAnomaly This is not a thread about the speculation and operation of Christianity, but instead is about the Illuminati.
Solomonopoly
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In this post you stated
FreeWillAnomaly I'm done contributing to the derailment of this thread.
And I only used this post of yours as a reference to a future post made not to long after via
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FreeWillAnomaly Try to stay on track.
Firstly I have to ask. What's up with your fascination of trains? Seriously? Secondly what makes you believe your will is strong enough to dictate via the quote below? Even if you're wrong by being borderline fundamentalist with your views against the illuminati.
FreeWillAnomaly This is not a thread about the speculation and operation of Christianity, but instead is about the Illuminati.
FreeWillAnomaly
I never claimed to be a Christian and never made an attack on the ideology of the Illuminati.
FreeWillAnomaly
They use cool sounding words to describe using their own will to sow mental confusion. They use their will to manifest things in the material world. This is putting their own will above God's will - magic.
FreeWillAnomaly
Anyways, if you love creating mental illusions - you are already Illuminati, even if you are unaware of the traditional ideology and symbolism. For instance, have you every tricked yourself into believing something you previously knew was not true, but made it become "true to you" anyways in order to make accomplishing a task easier? Well, in essence, the Illuminati does this to themselves and to others. One of the main ideas in this is to have a long term goal and not just do it for the heck of doing it. It becomes a way of life for some.
FreeWillAnomaly
One of the common beliefs is that they can become God or are already God. That's why they have something against Christians who believe the Bible.
Solomonopoly
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FreeWillAnomaly
I never claimed to be a Christian and never made an attack on the ideology of the Illuminati.
FreeWillAnomaly
They use cool sounding words to describe using their own will to sow mental confusion. They use their will to manifest things in the material world. This is putting their own will above God's will - magic.
Obviously you're referencing the illuminati as posted in reply to post by Solomonopoly
Clearly below in yet another quote by you. You're against the illuminati
FreeWillAnomaly
Anyways, if you love creating mental illusions - you are already Illuminati, even if you are unaware of the traditional ideology and symbolism. For instance, have you every tricked yourself into believing something you previously knew was not true, but made it become "true to you" anyways in order to make accomplishing a task easier? Well, in essence, the Illuminati does this to themselves and to others. One of the main ideas in this is to have a long term goal and not just do it for the heck of doing it. It becomes a way of life for some.
Here you are speaking up for the Christian rite! Yet you're not a Christian. But yet you're ready to fight in their stead even when not called upon?
FreeWillAnomaly
One of the common beliefs is that they can become God or are already God. That's why they have something against Christians who believe the Bible.
If anyone was to label you. I'd label you a throw away account who has certain issues with reality. Hence your hit and run style of posting. Once again I'll say this. You're out of your realm here in this discussion.
FreeWillAnomaly
You are pro-illuminati and have proven to be anti-Christian. Well, that makes you both an operative and speculative member of the Illuminati. Big surprise there.