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March 14, 2014 / Posted in  Church history, Russia, Ukraine

Russophiles and those terrified of alienating the Big Russian Bear in 2013, after the heart of the former Soviet Empire survived the fall of the Berlin Wall and later dismemberment, claim that the nation known as the Ukraine has always been a part of Russia. This is a lie.

The Ukraine has been inhabited for at least forty four thousand years.¹ The horse was first domesticated in the Ukraine.²

All evidence points to the Ukraine as the primer site of the origins of the Proto-Indo-European language family,³ and it was the birthplace of what became, later, the medieval state of Kievan Rus (was known as the “land of the Rus'” (Old East Slavic: Рѹ́сьскаѧ землѧ, from the ethnonym Рѹ́сь; Greek: Ῥώς; Arabi...

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November 30, 2011 / Posted in  Ancient Egypt, Bible, Bishop of Rome, Church history, Roman Catholicism

What can be discovered in existing records is not only the absence of information for apostolic succession and the papacy, but equally important is the reality that most of what is allegedly Christian is far older than the Bible. Its message is found throughout the Roman Empire in earlier civilizations. The creation of the Bible was nothing less than an attempt to revise or rewrite history so as to control an ignorant people.Read More

November 10, 2011 / Posted in  Ancient Egypt, Bible, Church history, crucifixon, Islam, Doctrines, Jesus Christ, Jewish history, Old Testament, Roman Catholicism, Torah

The least educated, most gullible turn to fortune-tellers, star-gazers, numerologists and religious fundamentalists in quest of answers that they are too afraid to find for themselves. All religions have gazed to the stars for answers and ordained or commissioned religious leaders to provide rituals that include eating the body and drinking the blood of their crucified saviours. But why is this? This essay explains the foundations of fear and the quest for comfort in a world not known--even seeking relief from extra terrestrials.Read More

July 29, 2011 / Posted in  Adolf Hitler, Bible, Black Americans, Bradlee Dean, Christian Terrorists, Evangelical Christianity, Homosexuality, Islam, Doctrines, Martin Luther, Robert Vander Plaats, Roman Catholicism, Tea Baggers

Anders Behring Breivik of Norway was strongly influenced by the Tea Party / GOP of the USA and Unabomber Theodore John Kaczynski, leading him to killing and wounding more than 90 people: the majority being children. Breivik claimed that he had to do it to restore God's order on earth, where women were supposed to be subordinate to men, proclaiming himself to be a born-again evangelical Christian.Read More