Since its discovery, lapis lazuli has been ascribed with a wide variety of meanings and connotations; nonetheless, its intrinsic divinity is perhaps the one that carries the most weight and significance. The stone’s whimsical coloring, which frequently resembled a starry night sky, undoubtedly conjured up an image of the heavens, which resulted in a long-standing … Read more
The “Vatican,” which is a state within a state, looks like it is run by an elected “pope” to people who don’t know much about it. In reality, he is just a public relations officer for the ancient Babylonian and Egyptian solar church, like many other potentates and politicians who are still alive and those … Read more
The Order of the Knights Templar grew to be one of the most powerful monastic groups in Europe in the 1100s, and it became a symbol of the fight between Christians and non-Christians. Hugh of Payens, a knight from Champagne, convinced King Baldwin I of Boulogne, whose older brother, Godfrey, had taken Jerusalem 19 years … Read more
When people start to learn more about secret societies, they quickly learn that a pyramidal hierarchy is best for the masters because it lets each part of the larger building work well and consistently. And, just like a stone pyramid, the virtual pyramid of hierarchy doesn’t shake or fall if one cell is taken away … Read more
Paul, who was dishonest, could be called Christianity’s “Madison Avenue PR man” or “spin doctor.” He was paid to recast Jesus and change his supposed personality and teachings to make them more appealing to Western Gentiles. So, in Paul’s writings, the Jews at the Temple of Jerusalem, not the Romans, were the ones who killed … Read more
The Teutonic Order is a religious group in Germany that is Roman Catholic. Its members have been called the Teutonic Knights because it was a military order that went on crusades in the Middle Ages and for a long time in the modern era. The medieval Order was made at the end of the 12th … Read more
The average Jew still doesn’t know that they have been taught to think of themselves as “People of the Book,” but that the book in question is not the Torah but the Talmud (and also Mishnah). Followers of “Moses” who have done a good job of fooling the world are still alive and well. They … Read more
Freud gives a theory in Moses and Monotheism about why people believe in a Messiah and that he or she will come back again. He stressed that it was because the Jewish Moses was killed violently after the time of the exile. Most people who study the Bible and write about it agree that Moses … Read more
In 1939, the year before he died, Sigmund Freud, who is known as the father of psychoanalysis, wrote a book called Moses and Monotheism. It was not one of his best-known or best-received books. This book is not only unique, but it’s also one of the most important books ever written, in our opinion. We … Read more
We can see that the biggest questions about Jesus are about where and when he lived. As we’ve shown, we can’t be sure that the dates given by Paul and confirmed by the Church are correct. Also, what do we make of the fact that many sects, historians, and scribes never talk about this unique … Read more