How To Tell If You Are No Longer Christian, Atheist or Monotheist

Finshaggy

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
This doesn't just go for Atheists and Christians, this goes for Jewish people, Muslims, and Buddhists and whoever else that only has one God or none at all.

I know I have mentioned the Ogdoad a lot in the past few days, but if anyone does not know what it is, please go to the wiki link and read about it. But basically it tells you this: The Planets were worshiped as GODS in Egypt and Greece, then in Rome... We even still call the planets the SAME names the Romans did.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogdoad

So if you believe in Mars and Venus, then YOU believe in the God of Martial Arts and the High Goddess of all Gods. If you use the male and female symbols (the arrows and dashes with the circles that mean male and female), you even RECOGNIZE THE GODS.

Again, if you believe in Mars and Venus, you are a POLYTHEIST.

A lot of people think that the Horoscopes are just random star system that people decided "That one looks like a goat" and "That one looks like a lion" and "That one looks like a guy carrying water", then they randomly assigned months to stars. But that is not what happened. Those specific constellations are the specific constellations that the Sun seems to pass though as we go around it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrology

Astrology is actually a distorted misused form of Ancient Religions. Most of the time Ancient people didn't look to Horoscopes for things like dating or changing jobs, but instead they looked to it for things like farming. Where the could "predict" when to plant their crops, and "predict" when they were going to be able to harvest. We still do this today in the form of "Almanac"s the Almanac can predict the weather and the planetary alignments and everything.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almanac

All of this is based on the Ancient "Ogdoad" which goes all the way back to AT LEAST 2000 BC, so it is 4000 years old AT LEAST. And we still use it today, without it (the Almanac) we would not be able to farm properly. Unless you expect Texans and Idahoans and Nebraskans, etc to grow all your food without ancient Egyptian secrets.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogdoad

Hindus OPENLY Worship Gods that Correspond with the Planets. If you look up "Hindu Equivalent to Mars" you will find it. If you look up "Hindu Equivalent to Luna" you will find it. The Greeks and Romans had a similar faith, which the Egyptians and Sumerians had first.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_deities
 
Sativied

Sativied

Well-Known Member
Finshaggy said:
A lot of people think that the Horoscopes are just random star system that people decided "That one looks like a goat" and "That one looks like a lion" and "That one looks like a guy carrying water", then they randomly assigned months to stars. But that is not what happened. Those specific constellations are the specific constellations that the Sun seems to pass though as we go around it.
Click to expand...
Just for future reference:

When you say things like "most / a lot / many people think" make sure that is a fact and you're not just assuming that just because you didn't know, a lot of others didn't either.

Frankly, it would surprise me if there are supposedly people who have some idea of what astrology is yet don't understand what it means that they are born under a specific sign....
 
Finshaggy

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, 573 U.S. ___ (2014), is a landmark decision[1][2] by the United States Supreme Court allowing closely held for-profit corporations to be exempt from a law its owners religiously object to if there is a less restrictive means of furthering the law's interest.

I don't agree with companies not paying for birth control, but I want to point out some stuff that the case opened up (this is not meant as legal advice, unless you are in the Tree of Life School Ministry)

Let's break this down. any closely held (so non franchise) corporation is exempt from a law its owners religiously object to, if there is a less restrictive mean of furthering the laws interest. Meaning that as long as the law can still be upheld in regular society (the people buy things themselves) then it is fine.

So as long as the laws interest can be upheld in a "less restrictive way", then the law does not have to be followed within the corporation. So in the example of the Hobby Lobby case they don't pay for the birth control, 100% rejecting the laws on the books and people were forced to go buy there own because this is the "less restrictive way".

So in the case of something like Marijuana and a Shaivite (worshiper of Shiva), you could ignore the law of Marijuana growing and Possession in your Shiva altar space, but outside of the building people would not be allowed to grow or possess. It would be an American Temple. Business in the front, Religion in the back.

One Way Laws Are Made:
http://finshaggy.blogspot.com/2014/10/ways-laws-are-made-common-law.html

How Marijuana Is A Defended Religious RIGHT In America:
http://finshaggy.blogspot.com/2014/10/how-marijuana-is-defended-religious.html

A FEDERAL Judge Told These People Their THC Ministry Counts, and it was not created before 1975, so it does not even fall under the RFRA like mine and some other people's do:
http://www.thc-ministry.org/
http://www.4029tv.com/news/religious-defense-ok-in-marijuana-ministry-case-in-hawaii/21463680

About 2 years ago I also heard of someone in Texas who got arrested with their Hawaii Sacramental Bud with the labels on it and everything.

This is a WITCH HUNT. I do not know of very many people in the same situation and I have been talking about my case for years on the internet. If you are in the same situation, make a blog, make a Youtube channel, make whatever, and SHARE YOUR MINISTRY or Join Ours.
 
Finshaggy

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
Sativied said:
Just for future reference:

When you say things like "most / a lot / many people think" make sure that is a fact and you're not just assuming that just because you didn't know, a lot of others didn't either.

Frankly, it would surprise me if there are supposedly people who have some idea of what astrology is yet don't understand what it means that they are born under a specific sign....
Click to expand...
I have heard TONS OF PEOPLE say this, it's not AT ALL an assumption I made.

I have heard people say it in person, as well as on TV and Youtube. Then there is like Joe Rogan saying "It's just fun to point out things like the Big Dipper, whatever I can make a pattern in the stars"
 
Sativied

Sativied

Well-Known Member
Ok, ok, calm down Finny, you seem more excited than usual lately. Even read a "fuck you" in one of your posts :shock:

Finshaggy said:
I have heard people say it in person, as well as on TV and Youtube. Then there is like Joe Rogan saying "It's just fun to point out things like the Big Dipper, whatever I can make a pattern in the stars"
Click to expand...
 
Sativied

Sativied

Well-Known Member
Finshaggy said:
:lol: there have been many fuck you's. Because I am being trolled by "fucks"
Click to expand...
Good reply. :lol: I can tell you have experience with trolls, in fact I think you should try to monetize that skill. You should be one of those paid moderators who detects the more subtle trolls. Perhaps a video on how to detect and deal with trolls?
 
Finshaggy

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
Random. I just was talking about juvy in that last post, and it made me think of how I saw Obama get elected the first time while I was in juvy and it was like my 16th birthday or something like that. My birthday just so happens to be the SAME day we get a new president, January 20th. What is everyone else's. Random I know, just wondering.
 
Finshaggy

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
And if anyone is wondering why I was in Juvy, I would remind you of my religion and the fact that I grew up in Texas.
 
Sativied

Sativied

Well-Known Member
I see, the ancient technique of ignoring. That can be quite effective indeed. So what to do if that doesn't work?

Also, there's a thread for Random Jibber Jabber, stay on topic please.
 
Finshaggy

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
Random, but I just felt like pointing this out. If you know about Christianity, Judaism and Islam, those aren't in ANY way examples of "Religion" they are examples of "Abrahamic Religion" to pretend that they are SO unique that they alone represent what "religion" has to offer, is just confirmation bias in the favor of Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
 
Finshaggy

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
The Confirmation Bias of the Christo-Atheist

There seems to be a lot of people on the internet that call themselves "Atheist" but they believe in Gods like Mars, Venus and History (Clio). They WISH so hard that they were atheists, that they are willing to do all kinds of dancing and gymnastics. They simply can not handle a religion that is not Christianity, Islam or Judaism. It's like the old scenario where an AI computer fries circuits when you ask it a paradoxical question.

They will say "That is ancient, no one believes that anymore", but 15% of the planet is Hindu. And some Buddhists worship Hindu Gods. Then there are Zoroastrians and everything. But Hindus alone are the 3rd largest religion, in front of even JUDAISM.

They will say "That is not a real God, that is a god" and they don't even realize that the crusades are the only reason they think that. They are being Christo-Atheists.

They will say "You are conflating names" because they are not willing to click a simple link and learn that the Ogdoad shows us planet worship from 2000 BC forward. But my reply to them is just to show them that the Ogdoad is the solar system, not a bunch of "Magic Men" for example ZEUS IS JUPITER, Ancient people did not think Zeus lived in the clouds, he was a PLANET.



They will say "Those are myths", and all I have to say is "So is most of George Washington's life, but there is some truth in their still". Remember the Cherry tree and all that, those are called "National Myths" and they help make people feel united, it's NORMAL for nations to have these, even ancient ones.



It's just like confirmation bias on top of confirmation bias. They don't actually want to discuss the topic at hand, they want to talk about ANYTHING else, because they know that Planets exist and they still want to be atheist. But if you look in to it, the word "Atheos" was not invented for people with "No Gods" it was made for people who "Rejected the Popular Gods", which are the PLANETS.
 
bradburry

bradburry

Well-Known Member
Finshaggy said:
The Confirmation Bias of the Christo-Atheist

There seems to be a lot of people on the internet that call themselves "Atheist" but they believe in Gods like Mars, Venus and History (Clio). They WISH so hard that they were atheists, that they are willing to do all kinds of dancing and gymnastics. They simply can not handle a religion that is not Christianity, Islam or Judaism. It's like the old scenario where an AI computer fries circuits when you ask it a paradoxical question.

They will say "That is ancient, no one believes that anymore", but 15% of the planet is Hindu. And some Buddhists worship Hindu Gods. Then there are Zoroastrians and everything. But Hindus alone are the 3rd largest religion, in front of even JUDAISM.

They will say "That is not a real God, that is a god" and they don't even realize that the crusades are the only reason they think that. They are being Christo-Atheists.

They will say "You are conflating names" because they are not willing to click a simple link and learn that the Ogdoad shows us planet worship from 2000 BC forward. But my reply to them is just to show them that the Ogdoad is the solar system, not a bunch of "Magic Men" for example ZEUS IS JUPITER, Ancient people did not think Zeus lived in the clouds, he was a PLANET.



They will say "Those are myths", and all I have to say is "So is most of George Washington's life, but there is some truth in their still". Remember the Cherry tree and all that, those are called "National Myths" and they help make people feel united, it's NORMAL for nations to have these, even ancient ones.



It's just like confirmation bias on top of confirmation bias. They don't actually want to discuss the topic at hand, they want to talk about ANYTHING else, because they know that Planets exist and they still want to be atheist. But if you look in to it, the word "Atheos" was not invented for people with "No Gods" it was made for people who "Rejected the Popular Gods", which are the PLANETS.
Click to expand...
finny would you like to come for a beer with me?.......i like to see what sort of things you talk about when your face to face withthe public instead of screen to screen..
ok
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top