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Originally posted by UnifiedSerenity
British Satanist Aleister Crowley writes The Gnostic Mass in which Baphomet is hailed as the God of Man. He solidifies the goat-headed and hermaphroditic image of the Baphomet into the modern consciousness, both as a symbol of fertility and strength and as one of anti-Christian power.
Originally posted by UnifiedSerenity
I think I'll take Crowley's word for Satanism over the posters on ATS who obviously have a liberal axe to grind.
Originally posted by ImaFungi
reply to post by Cuervo
" I thought we were discussing your confusion on the existence of legitimate religions and how they don't all revolve around your Jesus. "
do you consider yourself a satanist? and what does the religion of satanism revolve around?
Rammell apologizes for LDS elders only meetings Story Commenting ShareShare Print Create a hardcopy of this page Font Size: Default font size Larger font size Posted: Saturday, January 9, 2010 12:00 am Rammell apologizes for LDS elders only meetings IDAHO FALLS — Rex Rammell has had a change of heart regarding who is invited to his "elders of Israel only" meetings. At a press conference Thursday, the Idaho gubernatorial candidate issued a formal apology with regards to his exclusion of non-Mormons from his upcoming meetings dealing with the so-called "White Horse Prophecy." Reading from a prepared statement, Rammell said he was wrong to assume that nonmembers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints wouldn't be interested in hearing his message. "To all those citizens who are not members of the LDS faith, who have expressed a sincere interest in attending my meetings and discussing this prophecy and how we can step forward and save the United States Constitution, I would like to apologize and invite them wholeheartedly to join us," said Rammell. Rammell also says that he hopes that the meetings will bring people of all faiths together to "unite in a common cause … to save the Constitution." "The theme of my campaign has been, will be, and as governor, will always be states' rights," Rammell told reporters. "And so, you don't have to be LDS to contribute to that discussion, and I think they will contribute greatly." The LDS Church has issued a statement distancing itself from Rammell. The church also does not consider the prophecy, which is said to have come through its founder, Joseph Smith, as doctrine. Although Rammell's controversial meetings have made regional and state-wide news for several weeks, earlier this week, the controversy was picked up by various national media organizations, including the DrudgeReport. Rammell's first meeting will be on Jan. 19, at the Hampton Inn in Idaho Falls at 7 p.m. A subsequent meeting will be held in Rexburg on Jan. 21, at the Marriott Hotel at 7 p.m. The events are free and open to everyone. For more information about Rex Rammell or his campaign, visit www.voterammell.com. NATE SUNDERLAND [email protected] Read more: www.rexburgstandardjournal.com... FUSL
Jesus spoke Aramaic.
Again, I didn't invent the Hebrew language. This passage is ancient, and if you don't like the words of Jesus, it's not my fault that he said, "I beheld Satan falling as Baraq O Bama"