Why should anyone believe in Jesus, God, your religion, etc.?

CC Dobbs

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Why should anyone believe in Jesus, God, your religion, etc.?

What are your sentiments on this?

~PEACE~
There is no reason to believe in make-believe creatures or the institutions that support the continued belief in make-believe creatures.

Messiah
 

Mad Lab

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I read the information regarding our topic on your website, and would agree that based on the historical data we have that it is fairly accurate.

Although, I believe Jesus is tied in differently, not just a philosopher.

When New Age commented about Jesus not wanting his philosophy to be a religion, I dont think he is far off. Religion is not good because religion is not true, but the TRUTH can be a religion, leaving all others to be false. So, Jesus was essentially advising similar ideas as stated in your summary but giving people information that was previously held back from the masses. And also in terms where everyone could understand, not just the ruling families, but the poor as well. The poor were always left out of enlightenment, which is what God (lord of manor)(I would say Architect of Universe but I believe him to be the opposing force God created) wanted to deliver and did through Jesus.




*Its funny you mentioned Saturn. I remember reading one of Manly Hall's book and his notes about Christianity being the Sun, Islam being Venus and Judea being Saturn, the origin of the energy. Abraham being the father of each.
 
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Sure Shot

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As you state, you see true beauty in the geometrical shapes such as the sawastika, but the abuse of astrotheology has made it evil.

Just as this knowledge likely began with the Seth and passed on to his children, these were supposedly Gods gift of knowledge to man and were ment to stay close to that connection.

Once upon a time this knowledge needed to be hidden from evil men, hence the beginning of occult, which is as you say, hidden knowledge. So the gnostics, mystics, magi, etc kept it close, so mankind could continue to use it for good as opposed to evil.

But therein lies another issue, although the intention is to keep the knowledge for good, man was still the keeper and no man is safe from sin, and therefor used this knowledge for evil. Not so much the power to destroy as much as using it for the power of control. Secrets are never the way to enlightenment.

Jesus Christ and many others acknowledge the occult and this valuable spiritual knowledge in the Bible, but gives advice worth noting.

All the counsel you have received has only worn you out! Let your astrologers come forward, those stargazers who make predictions month by month, let them save you from what is coming upon you. Surely they are like stubble; the fire will burn them up. They cannot even save themselves from the power of the flame. Here are no coals to warm anyone; here is no fire to sit by. That is all they can do for you—these you have labored with and trafficked with since childhood. Each of them goes on in his error; there is not one that can save you. (Isaiah 47:13-15)

I think one can get consumed in the mathematics, which i doubt can bare much fruit to their spiritual enlightenment.

What fruit may come from the stories involved with astrotheology? Personally, I think it is a spiritual maze, to get lost in, perhaps falling away from perhaps the only savior. I dont disagree with the study of it, but one must be careful not to be consumed.

How does the stories explain the neccessary opposing force of good? It must exist yes, but what advice does it aide to man regarding good and evil. I hope it isnt to embrace both.

I studied quite a bit of freemason literature. It was actually what enlightened me. Not to astotheology, but Jesus.



The swastika is not a shape as much as it is simply the number 4 ~ 4 times. No form without function.
You obviously didn't do the exercise, but are ready to talk about it.
Carriage before the Horse
You speak of deities created from this same understanding. "Jezeus"
Zeus's time past exactly when they tell you. Well, not the day or the hour, but the year.
We are now in the house of Cronos or Saturn. Known to you likely as Satan.
After Cronos House comes Zeus again.
This is because the Father is The Farther.
Like, a King of the Hill.
His rings stay unmolested by the lower Gods.
We know not the day or hour of Jezeus's(Jupiter's) return, but we will mark the year as "1" when he does.

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As far as good and evil. You can't define without contrast.
Try and draw with black ink on black paper.
Or white ink on white paper.
Words are simply a means to meaning and they usually fail.
Therefore, a picture is worth at least a thousand words.
 

Mad Lab

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No, didnt do the excercise yet so I wouldn't know what I was ready to talk about.

So with your last statement you lean more toward the astrolatry as opposed to astrotheology? Worshipping the stars as deities, rather than more of a deist point of view, studying the stars and accepting the Father? Or am i off base there?
 

Sure Shot

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No, didnt do the excercise yet so I wouldn't know what I was ready to talk about.

So with your last statement you lean more toward the astrolatry as opposed to astrotheology? Worshipping the stars as deities, rather than more of a deist point of view, studying the stars and accepting the Father? Or am i off base there?
No, just putting in different words.
For words are simply a mean to meaning.
They usually fall short of their intent. Like arrows, you must aim high and adjust.
A rose by any other name is still the same.
 

Mad Lab

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As far as good and evil. You can't define without contrast.
Try and draw with black ink on black paper.
Or white ink on white paper.
Words are simply a means to meaning and they usually fail.
Therefore, a picture is worth at least a thousand words.
Agreed. My "devil" is just an opposing force that is necessary for the good to exist. I understand that, but to embrace the "devil" is different than accepting it as a natural force. Understanding how evil the "devil" or opposing force can be is something that embracing in the wrong way can be bad in my opinion.


**Do you believe in what the higher learning of freemasonry teaches? The road to enlightenment is really just astrotheology for them.

But regarding the Architect theory and the good/evil energy embracment stuff.
 
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Mad Lab

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You must be versed in history as well. I would love to hear what you think about some ancient monolithic sites such as gobekli tepe.

As it relates to astrotheology, obviously.
 

Sure Shot

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Yes and that is taming the beast within. A necessary step in growth and symbolised with the "Temper"ance card of the Tarot.RWS_Tarot_14_Temperance.jpg
(Equilibrium)
 

Sure Shot

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You must be versed in history as well. I would love to hear what you think about some ancient monolithic sites such as gobekli tepe.

As it relates to astrotheology, obviously.
So far, they are taking their sweet ass time with it!
Only pieces unearthed. But, it appears to correlate having animal carvings from areas not indigenous to the area.
I have yet to plot anything out I have shared everything as soon as I have uncovered it.
For instance, the math of the Swastika. I just unlocked that less then 2 days ago.
It just came to me playing with the cycles and working out exponents of 13.
Your on this trip with me friend. Please join in, using only math and believing nothing, yet entertaining anything.
A Juggler/Fool. The Poker deck is also based off this tarot deck and these reasons for the seasons.
52 cards = 52 weeks, 13 in a suit = 13 in a season, 4 seasons = 4 suits, 3 face cards per suit = 3 signs per season.
Cardinal(Jack), Fixed(Queen), Mutable(King). Joker(365) day, 2nd Joker(Leap year).
 

Sure Shot

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Another one that will help.
Captains of a ship keep a Log(Lag).
Rule of Law is Rull of Lag.
Lag Rull - Log Roll.
This was symbolised in log rolling contests in Europe.
Chronos is the captain now.
This is Chronos' Log or chronological.
 

Mad Lab

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So far, they are taking their sweet ass time with it!
Only pieces unearthed. But, it appears to correlate having animal carvings from areas not indigenous to the area.
I have yet to plot anything out I have shared everything as soon as I have uncovered it.
For instance, the math of the Swastika. I just unlocked that less then 2 days ago.
It just came to me playing with the cycles and working out exponents of 13.
Your on this trip with me friend. Please join in, using only math and believing nothing, yet entertaining anything.
A Juggler/Fool. The Poker deck is also based off this tarot deck and these reasons for the seasons.
52 cards = 52 weeks, 13 in a suit = 13 in a season, 4 seasons = 4 suits, 3 face cards per suit = 3 signs per season.
Cardinal(Jack), Fixed(Queen), Mutable(King). Joker(365) day, 2nd Joker(Leap year).
Yeah they sure are.

Now that I have a little more of what you lean towards, astrotheology, I now know the context of the statements regarding Jesus, etc.

As with most astrotheologists, I assume you believe that its a story that has been repeated many times, such as Eygpt etc. But is this true? Is a story that is similiar to another the same? Im not so sure. Its more of a theory that is based on observation, while possible, still nothing to take to the bank.

And juggling the definition of truth around only goes so far. Truth is absolutely stranger than fiction, because theres no way of knowing it.

Evolution, good idea, likely possible yes, true.. we will never know.
The same goes for your theory on stories repeating themselves in different manners. As well as my belief of Christianity.

But, to go as far as to say gnostics really just told the story of Jesus in the form of an allegory, and noone was ever to take it literally, it was always easy for me to believe until I read the story(bible) again and again.

The way the story read was not similar to what most gnostics told there parables/allegory. Jesus spoke in parables in certain circumstances, yes, but the entire story was not.

Also, the bible was taught similar to how it is now since its inception and likely didnt have the option to change its chorse from gnostic parables to literal/parable.
 

Mad Lab

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I think the bottom line comes to this:

What to pass down to our children. What do we want to teach them and what we do teach them how do we offer an authority.

Atheists pass down no authority, except there own, which is not a godly model doing so in the image of a man.

What would you, as an astrotheologist, pass down? Would it work for everyone?

Mans fate is destruction, but whats the best way for everyone to TRY to love eachother in the meantime, as successful as possible?
 

Sure Shot

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I think the bottom line comes to this:

What to pass down to our children. What do we want to teach them and what we do teach them how do we offer an authority.

Atheists pass down no authority, except there own, which is not a godly model doing so in the image of a man.

What would you, as an astrotheologist, pass down? Would it work for everyone?

Mans fate is destruction, but whats the best way for everyone to TRY to love eachother in the meantime, as successful as possible?
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Ya. It works for everyone (So Far). I'm know I haven’t gotten to every single culture yet. Just most of them. :) It's a big world after all. I will continue from one to the next, it's like key to lock.

As far as passing down knowledge. I run a private school as well.
I'm a "jack of all trades", you might say. It took all corners of the universe to bring this together. But now, Humpty Dumpty is back together again. time complete.png
 

Mad Lab

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I see many truths in astrotheology. Formulas with answers.

But with any belief system, we hope that "the truth will set you free", the question is, does it?
 
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