Jesuits - A Disgrace to Humanity

originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: Agartha

Ohlord: Yes as you can tell at this stage I'm still just relying on guesswork.

The guesswork is in finding what happened to the Templars in later centuries absorbed and created Freemasonry, or the Rosicrucian Order (some say the illuminati).

a reply to: vethumanbeing

Yes, some history is clearly left unwritten for a purpose.

originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: vethumanbeing

Yes, some history is clearly left unwritten for a purpose.

Very clearly Ohlord; for those of us (interested) to find none the less. My favorite; delving into the lost years of Jesus's history. If it wasn't fun there is no point partaking in the thereof.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

What years were they?

originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: vethumanbeing

What years were they?

From the year as an adolescent boy of 13 until 30 years of age (some say at 19, he disappeared) I differ. At age 13 he went to live in Qumran with his Essene bothers and sisters. At age 19 joined his [as always was past/present benefactor]; Joseph of Arimathea "that person owning land between 2 hills in Jerusalem" a wealthy tin merchant that owned sea faring ships and traveled those continents/territories/coastlines. Great Briton was one of those; as well India. As far as his early years, Joseph funded the families relocation to Egypt and back again to Nazareth.

originally posted by: Agartha

originally posted by: 0hlord

Better? Who knows?

Freer? Most definitely. Without independence, democracy might not have evolved for example.

No, peasants/poor people had to pay taxes to Henry, they never gained much, if anything at all.

Democracy happened throughout Europe and most were/are Catholic countries, being protestant didn't help with that (and I am not religious, I am not defending the Catholic church, I actually think they are hypocrites and have done much evil).

As a Templar you were tax relieved

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: Agartha

Ohlord: Yes as you can tell at this stage I'm still just relying on guesswork.

The guesswork is in finding what happened to the Templars in later centuries absorbed and created Freemasonry, or the Rosicrucian Order (some say the illuminati).

No

a reply to: 0hlord

...You know what, hating on a group of people using generalizations and stereotypes for no other reason than to hate on them is despicable and a disgrace to humanity. I bet you're no saint. What makes them any different than you?

a reply to: rukia

They're a people with a specific agenda. It's different.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

Ive heard he came to Glastonbury.

originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: vethumanbeing

Ive heard he came to Glastonbury.

To proclaim a ground that the RCC could not touch in future; to allow Templars to come to in 1307 and reinvent something else close to the same doctrines and pass down to future generations. England was wiggly Anglican or Roman. Glastonbury was "A borough of South west England in whose vicinity the ruins of an important Iron age lake village have been found and to which is folklore: both King Arthur and Joseph of Arimathaea have been linked; the latter as the founder of the Abby there". quote pg s10 Websters Encyclopidia Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language 1996. As Joseph (a tin merchant with seafaring ships) was Jesus's benefactor; of course traveled the known world with him.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

If you say so.....

originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: vethumanbeing

If you say so.....

And so I do SAY SO regarding my past (and an understanding of hundreds of years of familial existence). This is my truth [not asking for your accolade or stamp of approval to verify as there is no need]. You are certain Joseph never stepped foot on Glastonbury soil?

a reply to: vethumanbeing

Not in the least.

originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: vethumanbeing

Not in the least.

More of the best; or better than.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

Are you sober?

originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: vethumanbeing

Are you sober?

This is your response to something/query you were unable to comprehend or answer THEN question as a lucid human being (is something wrong with your thinking) or just sit *God Like* in some form of ICONIC JUDGEMENT of others: "ARE YOU SOBER" is your secret missive (open doors to souls and the keys to life's substantial). Low blow acknowledged.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

Were just simple human beings, bget over it (?)/ yourself

originally posted by: 0hlord
a reply to: vethumanbeing

Were just simple human beings, bget over it (?)/ yourself

Nice dodge (I am your advocate [by the way]).