Jordan Maxwell | Special Dogmatic Theology Part One

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We begin a special series with Jordan Maxwell on Religion. If you are not thinking for yourself, this could be quite offensive. Listen at your own risk. The world around us is designed to be deceptive. Many live in fear and perish for lack of knowledge. Facts are facts, Truth is reality untamed, to educate about truth is an act of love. Tonight is the first of a special series of presentations.
Unmasking what is commonly called religion, The real God Father is the Pope.
Where does god Live? A god was appointed over a solar system, and his name is Zeus. He lives in a floating city in Cassiopeia.
What would happen if Zeus dropped an anvil to the earth? Our father who art in heaven. The chief Theos is Zeus. The origin of Jupiter is explained.
Which of the three major religions came first? Who was Karl Jansky? Did he transmit a signal into space? Did he get an answer? Duncan Lunan sent a message. Responses were amplified and intelligent.
The Theogony of Hesiod is about the God who rules over the heavens. It was channeled through an illiterate man in ancient Greece. Angels are muses.
The divine right of kings is granted by Zeus through his representative, The Pope.
The different places the Jewish homeland was proposed to go.
The British formation of Israel. The idea of a holy land is full of holes.
There are many holy mountains. The moon god is Sin. Who are the people in the book? Who wrote “The Book”?
Who is the god Dagon? The Vatican sent its troops to go up the mountains and slaughter men, woman and children who did not wish to be in their religion. They were called The Knights Templar.
There never was an ancient Israel. The Hebrew word for God is (EL), which is the root of the word Elohim. These two letters written in Hebrew as Aleph, Lamed (AL), is the same word used in Arabic as the word God (Allah), which also has its root in the two letters (EL) or (AL)
Modern sun worship is real. Black Sabbath is more than just Chuck’s favorite band.

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