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Lucifer is the god of Freemasonry (media.conspiracies.win)
posted 5 years ago by dudeguy 5 years ago by dudeguy +27 / -0
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– DavidColeIntrepid 3 points 5 years ago +3 / -0

but you call God evil

Have you heard of the gnostics? They say some shit. https://youtu.be/Bny_mt_6N-I

confronted with the Satanic nature of Freemasonry, your response is "So?"

I'm not playing coy. I'm asking you seriously what's "satanic" about it? Jesus identifies himself as Lucifer. Or, they're both identified with Venus, the morning star. Very important in ancient religions.

This is a misconception of terminology. Keep in mind nothing in history is more common than "demonizing" someone else's God for political reasons. Astarte becoming the jew demon "asteroth", for example.

What Pike is saying is to recognize the light of god in yourself, not elsewhere. Which is what I think the whole lesson of Jesus was. He's an amalgamation of many religions egyptian, Zoroastrianism, etc.

and that she would become like God. This too was a lie. Why do you approve of deception

I don't think it was deception. I think it was Promethean. Jesus is said to have disappeared to the orient to study those religions until when, 33 years old? I think there's some symbolism you're missing.

 the Garden was a paradise, and humanity would have continually eaten the fruit of the tree of life (not the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil) which means we would have lived forever. 

Sounds like humanity was created as a slave race to mine gold, just as Zachariah Sitchen translated. Once we had the capability to understand the situation we were in (knowledge of good and evil) we couldn't be put on a leash anymore.

God would punish you at the slightest insult. 

You ever read the part of the bible that says to put people to death for wearing fabric cut from two different materials? Could THAT be a metaphor? Have you never worn a polyester shirt?

But you don't know the difference between God and Satan,

Says the guy.

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