Category: Gnosticism

Hopelessness of the Force

by LeeS, posted in Gnosticism, Pantheism, Scientism, Transhumanism

Hopelessness and Fear of Pantheism

Ancient Paganism is Modern New Age Gnosticism
Ruled by Fate: Socialistic Slavery and Hopeless Death

Marriage of pantheism and science fiction (sci fi) in the Star Wars franchise has propagandized multiple generations into this great New Age characterized by the Hopelessness of the Force. Though these movies glossed over any real definition of what the Force was, or is; the underlying message was hopelessness and helplessness before those who could manage the Force {one never truly controls the Force}. The one supposed hero gives the alert viewer the truth: The Force feeds on the Hope of those who use it until all are defeated in fear and death. This is the true message of all the many forms of Pantheism: Gnosticism, New Agism, Transhumanism, etc. In ancient Mesopotamian culture this was called simtu, while today we follow the Greco-Roman tradition and simply call it Fate. This is the Force behind all Pantheisms; an inescapable Fate of Death: Nihilism at its best.
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Incongruency of Pantheistic Gnosticism (Luciferianism)

by LeeS, posted in Gnosticism, Luciferianism, Nihilism, Scientism

Luciferianism Underlies Pantheism

Incongruency of Pantheistic Gnosticism (Luciferianism)
Rejects Christ’s Gospel Which Exposes Its Deception

For some time I have witnessed a shift of modern people from factual to conceptual thinking in my discussions. People’s perceptions are governed by Critical Theory at the expense of Four Laws of Logic {includes Law of Logic Inferences}. Before any meaningful discussion can occur, we must agree upon the meaning of terms; i.e., Law of Identity. Not only do people struggle to succinctly define their terms, they often reject the historical definitions even when confronted with the definition provided by the originator of the term! Continue reading “Incongruency of Pantheistic Gnosticism (Luciferianism)” →

Luciferianism the Great Deceiver

by LeeS, posted in Discernment, Gnosticism, Luciferianism

Luciferianism Underlies All But Jesus

Luciferianism Undergirds ALL Faiths
Except Biblical Gospel of God’s Grace

Luciferianism the Great Deceiver is the basis of all religions of works including atheism. It is the religion all peoples are born into regardless of their ethnicity or cultural beliefs. Luciferianism is the basis of all governments, wars and deaths (Ge 2:16-17). There are only two belief systems in the world: God’s, as revealed in His Bible, and Luciferianism, flows from the Accuser and the heart of all lost people (Je 17:9; Ro 1:18-25; 3:23; 6:23). Luciferianism comes in many forms but its object of worship is always the same: worship of Satan and his demons, the fallen angels (De 32:15-18; 1Co 10:20).
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Black Lives Matter Hidden Religion

by LeeS, posted in Gnosticism, Nihilism, Politics, Socialism, Violence

IFA BLM Lyami Aje

Patrisse Cullors’ Ceremonial Prayer
Demonstrates Connection of BLM to IFA

Black Lives Matter Hidden Religion is the Nigerian IFA religion as practiced by at least one of its founders, Patrisse Cullors. Since its inception in 2016, Black Lives Matter (BLM) has masqueraded strictly as a political movement ostensibly against racism. This is laudable; however, it is also laughable since it relies primarily on its own racism favoring its group against those it considers the current power brokers; those of northern European descent. However, it conflates politics and religion to achieve its hidden agenda: replacement of biblical Christianity with Nigerian Gnosticism known as IFA.
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Superheroes: Eugenical New Norm

by LeeS, posted in Gnosticism, Nihilism, Scientism

Meme from The Incredibles describes
Why Eugenics will be Rationed for YOU

Recurring theme in the movie, The Incredibles, was the difference between normal people, those without super powers, and those special people who had super powers; or, more bluntly, Superheroes: Eugenical New Norm. The superhero genres began during the Progressive Era and vacillated between fantasy and rationalism. The one constant was the absence of unique power(s) to normal people. They were powerless in a world of powerful people and governments without a champion(s) to plead their cause. The superhero(s) would defend the little people because of…goodness: with great power comes great responsibility; or so the myth explains. But, what is the reality? Continue reading “Superheroes: Eugenical New Norm” →

Happy Indigenous People Day?!

by LeeS, posted in Global Governance, Gnosticism, Indoctrination, Nihilism, Socialism

Indigenous People Day Celebrates
Return to Ignorance, Poverty & Gnosticism

This week America observed Columbus Day to celebrate the man who discovered the New World for the Western cultures coming forth from the Medievalism of the Dark Ages. This day simply acknowledges the man and his discovery. American public education of the 19th and 20th centuries romanticized the man for their own pietistic purposes; a man who exhibited the ignorance and cruelty of his time. Clearly, Indigenous People’s Day, celebrated on the same day as Columbus Day, is an attempt to rewrite history, again. This is the problem with public education; it becomes a tool in the hands of the government to write history as they see fit. Neither day tells the truth but seeks to justify a political agenda whose end is ultimately: Socialism. Continue reading “Happy Indigenous People Day?!” →

Brief View of the Ascending Sacrifice

by LeeS, posted in Discernment, Doctrine, Gnosticism, Jews

First Sacrifice in the Bible Was the
Ascending Sacrifice usually called “Burnt”

Animal sacrifices today are an aberration since the death of Christ on the stauros {tree}. Let us briefly look at the original sacrifice in the Bible and follow its path in the Bible until we arrive at an unholy sacrifice because of the ignorance of its participants. Continue reading “Brief View of the Ascending Sacrifice” →

Gnostic Holiday of Spring-Easter

by LeeS, posted in Discernment, Gnosticism, Holidays

Another Holiday and Another Fruitless
Tirade About Christian Gnosticism

When I first entered nursing, long time ago now, I realized that facts do not change behavior, belief changes behavior and this includes this less than celebrated holy day known as Easter, Resurrection Sunday or simply ignored.  There are many varied and contradictory articles about the origin of this holiday and its possible pagan roots {Easter is not named after Ishtar, and Other Truths I have to tell you and How Passover became Easter}. But, the clear truth of the issue is that Christians just do not care.
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Why Eschatology Matters

by LeeS, posted in Atheism, Discernment, Gnosticism

Postmillennialism Believes Christians
Will Make a Better World for People

Postmillennialism is the belief that Christians through the Church will bring mankind into a moral utopia that grows better and better until Christ returns to reward those who live so morally. This eschatological (end times) view suffered serious setbacks at the beginning of the 20th century due to the death and devastation of both World Wars and the world-wide effects of the Great Depression. Many Christians and non-Christians believe that one’s eschatological beliefs are of little consequence in everyday life; however, the Progressive Movement and today’s globalization movement are a direct result of Postmillennialism’s pervasive influence.
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False Premise: Some Leaven is Good

by LeeS, posted in Discernment, Gnosticism, Jews, Philosophy

False Premise: Some Leaven is Acceptable
Question: How much sin is allowed?

Continuing our discussions of sin and false premises let us apply what we have learned to our time. Christ told a parable, “The kingdom of heaven is like leaven that a woman took and hid in three measures of flour, till it was all leavened (Mt 13:33).” This highly controversial parable is often taught as leaven being a good metaphor; however, this ignores the fact that leaven everywhere else in the Bible is considered a metaphor for sin {“Let us therefore celebrate the festival, not with the old leaven, the leaven of malice and evil, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth”} (1Co 5:6-8). Continue reading “False Premise: Some Leaven is Good” →