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Read between the lines, he had Asperger's Syndrome which is when the planets are in unfortunate signs and or houses at the time of birth, his mother had been seduced by a Roman Legionnaire at about age 15 he being the product of that liaison, thus conceived out of wedlock he was an outcast in his own home.

For spiritual guidance I might read parts of the Koran once or twice per year, the parts of Christianity that gall the most are the John 3:16 crowd (i.postimg.cc), the "Son of God" file and the "Blessed Mary Ever Virgin" line .. the Christian evangelists make me puke for failing to stand for 911 truth more particularly.

Like if they wanted to emulate Jesus in any way they would be hard down on the Jews who perpetrated the attacks, in the same way Jesus was hard down on the Jews of his day, for me and for Jesus antisemitism is and was a holy duty in the face of Jewish evil.

Feedback - "Oy vey goyim only Jews have ever told lies, also astrology is real .. best you can do? Really?"

Sure it is, I will paraphrase Isaac Newton's response to those who pooh poohed his interest in the subject, “I have studied these things you have not.”

Another thing that bugs me about Christianity is its reliance on the Jewish Pantheon comprising as it does the long list of Jew heroes and prophets, I couldn't give an eff about any of that or any of them, and when I encounter parts in the Koran that go on about Jews and Jewish history I skip thru.

I am just as happy with the European Pantheon in its various forms and the way they attune with astrology, no less than the Egyptian, South American, Hindu and Chinese Pantheons most of which have actually conscripted Jesus in any case, as well I regularly consult the Oracle of the Tao called the I Ching.

I believe the entire universe (cdn.eso.org) considered as a whole generates its own intelligence and that is what God is, that in the face of it all the Pantheons become vanity, and just as Newton et al assure us that "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction," so is there an evil force that achieves form and substance in the Jewish penchant for human sacrifice - abortion no less - and worship of the "Golden Calf" or Moloch!

Read between the lines, he had Asperger's Syndrome which is when the planets are in unfortunate signs and or houses at the time of birth, his mother had been seduced by a Roman Legionnaire at about age 15 he being the product of that liaison, thus conceived out of wedlock he was an outcast in his own home. For spiritual guidance I might read parts of the Koran once or twice per year, the parts of Christianity that gall the most are the [John 3:16 crowd](https://i.postimg.cc/wBXMPJxw/J-316.jpg), the "Son of God" file and the "Blessed Mary Ever Virgin" line .. the Christian evangelists make me puke for failing to stand for 911 truth more particularly. Like if they wanted to emulate Jesus in any way they would be hard down on the Jews who perpetrated the attacks, in the same way Jesus was hard down on the Jews of his day, for me and for Jesus antisemitism is and was a holy duty in the face of Jewish evil. **Feedback - "Oy vey goyim only Jews have ever told lies, also astrology is real .. best you can do? Really?"** Sure it is, I will paraphrase Isaac Newton's response to those who pooh poohed his interest in the subject, “I have studied these things you have not.” Another thing that bugs me about Christianity is its reliance on the Jewish Pantheon comprising as it does the long list of Jew heroes and prophets, I couldn't give an eff about any of that or any of them, and when I encounter parts in the Koran that go on about Jews and Jewish history I skip thru. I am just as happy with the European Pantheon in its various forms and the way they attune with astrology, no less than the Egyptian, South American, Hindu and Chinese Pantheons most of which have actually conscripted Jesus in any case, as well I regularly consult the Oracle of the Tao called the I Ching. I believe the [entire universe](https://cdn.eso.org/images/screen/eso0302d.jpg) considered as a whole generates its own intelligence and that is what God is, that in the face of it all the Pantheons become vanity, and just as Newton et al assure us that "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction," so is there an evil force that achieves form and substance in the Jewish penchant for human sacrifice - abortion no less - and worship of the "Golden Calf" or Moloch!

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You are still failing to properly separate Christianity and Judaism theologically and culturally historically.

Yeah well it sounds to me like you are confusing Jews with the "Synagogue of Satan."

Christianity spread .. Rome adopted Christianity in 380 AD because Christianity had become a predominant belief system.

Roman society in the same era was by no means Christian per se .. carnage under the auspices of gladiatorial combat was the national sport, while in response to vast Jewish propaganda it had become very fashionable at least among the upper classes to be a Christian.

Which gave the Jewish religion a leg on into Italy at the same time, it was all manipulation .. as well you can be sure the Christians who fell foul of the persecution were the true believers put down by the SoSers, so it was only Jewish paper Christians who held high office within the Papal orthodoxy.

From which positions they fed bs like "John 3:16," the "Son of God" and "Virgin Birth" into Christian dogma where it resides unto this day, while the Inquisition was instigated to deal with any reluctance to accept their bs that might turn up from true believers.

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Then you think Jews in positions of power in Rome built a church by retro-fitting the pagan systems of Rome to take in the Christians and control them that way?

I mean, it is an interesting theory. But how does it explain the rest of history?

It seems difficult to explain the cohesive endurance of an unbroken Catholic magisterium for two millennia if the Jews had established stewardship over their Christian enemies from the very start.

It's almost as if you are saying the Jews used Christianity like a golem to subsequently manipulate all of European history.

This is full of intrigue and would make a great fiction novel, no doubt.

But I am going to burst this bubble right away for the sake of truth.

The first four Popes were martyred, meaning the first century-worth of Popes were all executed by Romans for being Christians. Peter, Linus, Anacletus and Clement I. Peter was crucified. Clement was drowned by being tied to an anchor. These men went willingly to their deaths, rather than renounce the faith.

You say they were all Jewish paper-Christians eh?

As I said before, the first Pope was a Jew by ethnicity. Of course he was. He was a direct disciple of Jesus Christ, so quite naturally he came from a Jewish background. But when Christ established the Church and the succession which was to begin with Peter, Judaism in Christianity stops there, at precisely the moment a Jew confirms Christ as Lord, he is not a Jew.

You will find that there are legends throughout history about Jewish Popes who kind of 'infiltrated' the Church. Invariably, these all appear in Jewish publications.

@PS @KingOfWhiteAmerica

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at precisely the moment a Jew confirms Christ as Lord, he is not a Jew.

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Easter is another of my pet hates .. Jesus was nailed up on the day of the Jewish Passover which occurs at the time of the first new moon after the vernal equinox, as well we know a total eclipse was underway as he died on the cross confirming the date / time .. yet Christian Easter which allegedly commemorates his demise is held at the time of the full moon, make me puke.

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Your rapid segues make me think you aren't here to discuss, but to just throw volleys of Protestant-style arguments at Catholicism. There is no consensus at all that Jesus was crucified on a Wednesday at Passover; this is an argument often hurled by Baptists.

Most concur that Christ was crucified on the Friday after Passover.

You are also wrong about Jewish Passover. It happens on a full moon, not a new moon.

Also, it has nothing to do with the vernal equinox, which is a solar relationship to the planet earth. The Jews tracked time by a lunar calendar.

Passover for them occurred on the 15th day of a lunar month called Nissan, so that it always came on a full moon. This month was decided by the chief rabbis based on the weather. They'd spontaneously add a lunar cycle to their year if the weather was not Spring-like enough to justify having their Spring celebration, pushing Nissan back another cycle.

The solar calendar is more accurate and more closely tethers our time keeping with what is relevant, our relationship to the sun and not the moon.

Christians celebrate Easter on the first Sunday after the full moon on or proceeding the vernal equinox, a solar date.

This causes it to no longer be coupled perfectly to Passover, but it is actually a better choice. That is because the Jewish calendar drifts more than the Gregorian one. It just isn't possible to set a date of the year to have a celebration that would perfectly match the literal day of Christ's crucifixion because every year is a little different than the last because of small wobbles in earth's orbit.

But since the Gregorian calendar is more accurate than the Jewish lunar months, the Christian tradition of celebrating Easter is almost certainly more authentic to the springtime localization of Christ's death and resurrection than Passover is.

Christian Easter is not held on a full moon. It is held on a Sunday after the full moon closest to the vernal equinox.

If you are thinking practically and accounting for the significance of (a) Passover and (b) setting a date which is more reliable with respect to the true timekeeper for earth (the sun), then our date for Easter is perfectly rational. You can imagine that it closely approximates the time of the year corresponding to Christ's death and resurrection, which combined with its fixed nature, makes it an appropriate date for celebration.

@PS