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originally posted by: neoholographic
Here's Bob Dylan saying he made a deal with the commander who's part of the unseen world and he didn't even write his songs, it was magic as he says. This term commander can be seen in masonic and satanic literature.
Here's JFK talking about secret societies and you know what happened to him.
I could fill up 100 pages with these hand signs and others like the vow of silence, devil horns and more.
The Bible tells us:
Ephesians 6:12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
I don't know about the 2016 election but the last words of your post are the most important:
In the grand scheme of things it probably matters little if we know who’s at the helm under the bad guy because we know who wins in the end. Jesus Christ does………end of story.
AMEN! AMEN!
originally posted by: neoholographic
Here's JFK talking about secret societies and you know what happened to him.
originally posted by: Sparkymedic
a reply to: neoholographic
Didn't Pope Pius XII support Hitler, basically giving moral support, certainly not condemnation of the Nazis?
And they've given him sainthood since, of course.
en.m.wikipedia.org...
The Concordat is still in effect to this day.
originally posted by: neoholographic
This is why the Pope had a pagan ritual in the Vatican.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: neoholographic
Here's JFK talking about secret societies and you know what happened to him.
Considering Kennedy was in the Masons-lite, the KoC, why would he be against them? This speech, once again, is Kennedy calling for more secrecy after the fallout of the failed Bay of Pigs invasion. He was castigating the press for leaking the plans.
originally posted by: ElGoobero
originally posted by: neoholographic
This is why the Pope had a pagan ritual in the Vatican.
source?
has this pope ever suggested that one could go to God without Jesus? that's the sort of theology I'd be worried about.
The preparatory document drafted by the bishops for the Synod and entitled, “Amazonia: New Pathways for the Church and on Integral Ecology,” summarizes the real purpose of the Synod and provides insight into the controversies arising therein.
Although the Synod was presumably convened in order to further the missionary work in the remote regions of the Amazon, the preparatory document and the Synod meetings do not mention concrete facts regarding the needs of missions and schools in the region.
The means of furthering catechesis and the possibility of moving more priests in is not mentioned. There is, strangely, no mention of the work of evangelization in the true sense of the word, and the priesthood is only mentioned in three places throughout the rather lengthy document.
Instead, the document lays the groundwork for a discussion on Amazonian ecology and sociology.
As I read the document, it dawned on me that the Synod was not called to help the Amazon become more Catholic, but to bring elements of paganism into the Church.
Pope Francis brought pagan idols into the Vatican on the opening day of the Synod, setting the precedent for the rest of the Synod. This event justly shocked many Catholics, as it was idolatrous. However, it is clear that this pagan ritual was the logical conclusion and manifestation of the Synod’s preparatory document.
The Synod was centered on purely earthly concerns, which is why the pope brought statues representing Mother Earth into the Vatican.
It is because of this purported injustice that the Church now has to turn attentively to the native peoples of that region and ask them for guidance. Since these peoples are closer to nature – to Mother Earth – they also have much to teach the West, which seems, according to the Vatican, to have lost the way. The Instrumentum Laboris speaks about an “ecological conversion” that is needed, a new “convergent” solidarity oriented toward the local customs: “Embracing life through community-based solidarity entails a change of heart.” And here comes the phrase “new paradigm”: “This new paradigm opens up new perspectives for personal and societal transformation.”
Here, the Pope is being quoted as saying about the indigenous people that “we need to let ourselves be evangelized by them and by their cultures.” The text insists that we need “to embrace the mysterious wisdom which God wishes to share with us through them.” The Vatican also regrets that the Church still sometimes “demonizes” these cultures: “Today, unfortunately, traces still exist of the colonizing project, which gave rise to attitudes that belittle and demonize indigenous cultures.”