why is there so much satanism disinfo here

Originally posted by mobhitmusic


Unfortunately I've learn that though I am angered by it, that this may well constitute as a Christian Nation. I've learned to deal with it because I can do nothing without.

Originally posted by Heike
reply to post by re22666

 

No, but I have seen posts from people who have been here a long time (2 or 3 years or more) talking about the "usual" influx of trolls and kids in the Summer, so I am being optomistic.

(postscript: i think you set yourself up for this disappointment. 1) you chose a name with seemingly negative connotations, 2) you chose an avatar with seemingly negative connotations, 3) and you started a thread with a title sure to generate negative attention, and finally, 4) you got what you wanted -- disappointment.

interesting. have you ever considered the way your mind works? why you think the way you do, why you respond the way you do? people are fascinating and this includes yourself. i'm sure you've thought long and hard about the way other people function, but what about the way you function? i bet that'd be an interesting thread topic, too.)

Originally posted by undo
reply to post by re22666

 

too late now. you've already got it fixed in your mind that anyone who disagrees with you is either trolling your thread or simply too lazy to read the OP (and although that may be the case occassionally, you can't chalk up all dissent to trolls and lazy people). not that you haven't fairly acknowledged when someone has read the op and disagreed with you, but it's human nature to remember the bad more often than the good (which may explain some of your dilemma), and after this many pages, all you'll remember is the bad.

watch and see.

Originally posted by undo
reply to post by XcLuciFer

 

1. 666 doesn't have seemingly negative connotations?
2. inverted pentagram doesn't have seemingly negative connotations?
3. calling people's posts on the subject, disinfo, isn't negative?

it doesn't matter that the number 6 is simply a number (by itself), but when you repeat it three times, in a row, in the same sequence, you conjure in people's minds the negative connotations associated with it in that example.

next, the inverted pentagram has negative connotations to more than just christians. as you have witnessed in the thread, some view it as conjuring negative power, such as this thread appears to be doing... negatve generates negative. i'm attempting to inject some neutrality into it by recognizing
the op's value as a human being and worthy of the same consideration as any other person, and by pointing out that self-inspection is helpful, as it teaches us about ourselves (which is where the majority of our problems arise, doncha agree?). he may have already done so, and that's fine, but let him speak for himself on this subject.

The earliest Christians were converted pagans. One of the arguments the early Church used to convert pagans to Christianity was that Jesus Christ had more solar attributes than any other god. His face was even reputed to shine like the sun (Matt 17:2). Examining the metaphorical logic of equating Jesus with Helios the Sun, one has to ask ... is there any kind of logical reason or secret knowledge that the early Gnostic Christians were aware of to make these kind of comparisons? Is there some kind of a link between the raised Jesus (8880) and the Magic Square of the Sun whose number is 666?

the magic costant is 111, three one. The sum of all the numbers of the square is 666, the number of the Beast of th Apocalypse. The colours are: purple or magenta for the numbers and yellow for the background. The metal of the Sun is gold

you really should watch this! Their is nothing Evil about a Pentagram

Originally posted by undo
As far as 666 goes, I read a very believable and fully relatable definition of it. It appears that in both of the primary biblical languages (greek and hebrew), the numerological value (as counted by hebrew scholars) was "Lateinos".

Observe:

The numeric equivalents of Greek letters can also be found in the Encyclopedia Britannica under "Languages of the World", Table 8.

The ancient Greek word for "the Latin speaking man" is LATEINOS
L = 30 lambda
A = 1 alpha
T = 300 tau
E = 5 epsilon
I = 10 iota
N = 50 nu
O = 70 omicron
S = 200 sigma
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666

www.ao.net...

this makes perfect sense for a couple really obvious reasons:

1) the gentleman writing the text is in prison on the Isle of Patmos, put there as an enemy of the Roman (Lateinos) Empire.

2) seven heads of the beast are seven mountains (a reference to the seven hills of rome)

Originally posted by undo
and to lighten the mood!

(totally off topic unless you consider my assertion that i'm trying to insert some positive into the discussion)

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