What do you make of this?
The early ’90s there was a rash of legal cases, involving pedophiles and psychopathic deviants who had pledged their allegiance to Satan.kkk whilst some conspiracy theories have some basis in terms of there being clear intervention from some higher organisations. They are not all interlinked. The woman posted was just batshit insane period. What I don't like about a lot of these conspiracies is that they link all of it to some occult being like satan. My atheism is diametrically opposed to satanism.
Which conspiracies do you ascribe to?kkk whilst some conspiracy theories have some basis in terms of there being clear intervention from some higher organisations. They are not all interlinked. The woman posted was just batshit insane period. What I don't like about a lot of these conspiracies is that they link all of it to some occult being like satan. My atheism is diametrically opposed to satanism.
The early ’90s there was a rash of legal cases, involving pedophiles and psychopathic deviants who had pledged their allegiance to Satan.
Organizations, like Believe the Childrenand the Cult Awareness Network stared long into this abyss and some would say became cults, themselves. Interestingly the producer of “In the Name of Satan,†and author of a book by the same title, Bob Larson, markets neither from his website today. Does he still behind the arguments made in this expose’ or did he get too close to the truth and was he scared off the trail?
Although many cases of Satanic pedophilia were and are horribly true, a “Satanic panic” during this time swept California, in particular, resulting in a hoard of bogus child molestation convictions by over-zealous prosecutors, who had coached their child witnesses into convicting their parents, as in the cases of the Kern County sexual abuse cases.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/forbiddenknowledgetv.net/In-the-Name-of-Satan-1990/amp/
Im certain that a lot of crooked individuals sought out The devil/ lucifer and satanism as a figure head to guide their sexual deviancy. However that can also be flipped. A lot of spiritual figureheads sought out satan as a form of spiritual inspiration. For example Albert Pike, a freemasonry figurehead of the 19th century. He was considered quite the controversial individual in the order.
“Lucifer, the Light-bearer! Strange and mysterious name to give to the Spirit of Darkness! Lucifer, the Son of the Morning! Is it he who bears the Light, and with its splendors intolerable, blinds feeble, sensual, or selfish souls? Doubt it not!”
"Comments around the quote usually say that Lucifer is praised here as a Light-Bearer of freemasonry. But most of the time the quote is considered to be so self-explanatory that it is given without comments. Apparently I started looking for what another party has to say. I was able to find only feeble and indirect defence. Masonic defenders say that Pike was an Episcopal Christian, that he was interested in all kinds of spiritual knowledge, that his leadership was limited with a only few states, that his books are not a dogma for freemasonry and are not in official use since 1974, etc. They also complain that A.Pike is a controversial figure who did damage to freemasonry and offer awkward explanations about how the word ‘Lucifer’ can be understood. This kind of defence seems only to confirm the fact itself that A.Pike was flirting with dark forces."
Funny af walle.
Thats definitely true. There is nothing more invigorating than reaffirming your belief systems. It can be terrible because you can fall into an area of intellectual dishonesty and biases. Totally natural. I "believe" in the war on drugs conspiracy theory with the whole crack cocaine epidemic and other secondary effects like the destruction of the family, 9/11 conspiracy theory and the current future balkanisation of the somali peninsula. Other couple of others.The
Which conspiracies do you ascribe to?
The human mind is prone to seeing patterns in everything, even in random things, and that's what makes it tend towards conspiracy. If you're a believer, the facilitator of all evil = satan, so he naturally becomes the culprit.
The existence of so-called Satan makes zero sense to begin with
That was his main goal. And I fell for it. . Nah but foreal though, a lot of these masons were atheists/agnostics themselves. they just believed that having a sense of spirituality would benefit them in terms of humanity. Its why they abandoned their christian churches and built a foundation of their own. Spirituality can definitely be an excellent tool for self improvement.Albert Pike - "We shall unleash the Nihilists and the Atheists". Food for thought.
What is Thelema?Im certain that a lot of crooked individuals sought out The devil/ lucifer and satanism as a figure head to guide their sexual deviancy. However that can also be flipped. A lot of spiritual figureheads sought out satan as a form of spiritual inspiration. For example Albert Pike, a freemasonry figurehead of the 19th century. He was considered quite the controversial individual in the order.
“Lucifer, the Light-bearer! Strange and mysterious name to give to the Spirit of Darkness! Lucifer, the Son of the Morning! Is it he who bears the Light, and with its splendors intolerable, blinds feeble, sensual, or selfish souls? Doubt it not!”
"Comments around the quote usually say that Lucifer is praised here as a Light-Bearer of freemasonry. But most of the time the quote is considered to be so self-explanatory that it is given without comments. Apparently I started looking for what another party has to say. I was able to find only feeble and indirect defence. Masonic defenders say that Pike was an Episcopal Christian, that he was interested in all kinds of spiritual knowledge, that his leadership was limited with a only few states, that his books are not a dogma for freemasonry and are not in official use since 1974, etc. They also complain that A.Pike is a controversial figure who did damage to freemasonry and offer awkward explanations about how the word ‘Lucifer’ can be understood. This kind of defence seems only to confirm the fact itself that A.Pike was flirting with dark forces."
Funny af walle.
So, ing around and sipping unholy spirits, wasn't your impetus for change?That was his main goal. And I fell for it. . Nah but foreal though, a lot of these masons were atheists/agnostics themselves. they just believed that having a sense of spirituality would benefit them in terms of humanity. Its why they abandoned their christian churches and built a foundation of their own. Spirituality can definitely be an excellent tool for self improvement.