THE SNITCH SOCIETY ( Archived) (18)

Please MrSwedish, in Swedish would be nice Me don't understand you!

I wish I was in Belgium, I would be brave too. This talk of nefarious activity in named seedy little motels all over the country has gone on for years all over the net! Sounds like a job for superman, or maybe the NSA.

Hej. Hur mar du? Kostar detta nagat du nytt? God natt kompis.

Does this happen to come in a .wav file??? not that it is something I would listen to entirely but just the same.....

Then comes the incarnation of Christ: the union of an extra-terrestrial God’s divinity with our humanity. Human beings were thereby placed at the center of the cosmic drama, which made no room for questions about the redemption of other intelligent beings. The metaphor of the UFO, the alien, the conspiracy, and the final possession or surrender of earth and its inhabitants is slowly replacing the chariot of fire, the angel, evil, final judgment and rapture of the faithful into the presence of God. We look at religion with our eyes squinting through a small hole. Equally, science seems to be looking through the same hole with eyes skewed and sees things in a different way. In the small hole we see simple encounters throughout history as being godly and angelic and, as the hole widens through time, we see a new perspective that rips the hole even wider. We start to see a new religious and scientific synthesis taking place where man learns that his origins cannot be completely explained with science or religion unless we apply a migratory hypothesis. Man and his counterparts in the universe have quite possibly hopped from planet to planet and that the Genesis that we read about in the Bible is only part of the story and not all of it. The Bible could be a book that explains the origins and the future of man in such a way not to upset or provoke a harsh response. It uses mythologies and metaphors that try to tell the story in storybook form. It doesn’t want to reveal everything, it leaves the reader with the responsibility to use wisdom and realize that we have everything God has right at our fingertips and that if we apply them then we will find the truth. We will be able to figure out where we came from and what our origins truly are.

Nearly six thousand years ago, mankind kept scrolls and records that have been translated manipulated and falsely interpreted in order to keep the great mysteries, mysterious. Secrets have been held by high priests and secret societies for centuries and people still believe that covenants do not exist and that no one and no group can keep a secret. Since the times of the ancient scribes, we have been able to produce more information with the aid of computers and retrieval systems. We have had people claim to find super intelligent codes in the Bible and we have found that magical interpretations have been replaced with somewhat scientific explanations – this takes away all faith in a magical God.Keeping the faith in God in this age of “global enlightenment” is more frightening than it used to be. It is harder to believe and have faith when facts are demanded and an Apocalypse leaved nothing to the imagination. The very insinuation that the Bible doesn’t explain everything about our creation sparks a lot of anger from Christian Fundamentalists that want to assure you that the Bible is full of facts that should not be questioned. Saying that the Bible is factual goes against everything that defines faith. Faith to me has always been a strong conviction that something exists even though there is no proof that it does. Faith and belief have always been associated with second-hand information. Those who dwindle in faith demand facts. When it comes to facts about our origins, it is a tremendous challenge to convince a Bible literalist to explore what is called antediluvian history that has been written on ancient papyri scrolls found in caves near Qumran and the Dead Sea.

Some of these lost books, or rejected books do in fact deal with prediluvian events, about which only intriguing hints may be found in Genesis. That several texts dealing with very ancient events were once in circulation to be later completely lost. It has been assumed by many that the Watchers are so named, because they were set to the task of watching Man. However, if you read The Book of Enoch, where he speaks of being taken to the First and Sixth Heavens by the angels, you will see that they are watching the stars and the heavens – counting and measuring the motions of said stars and planets and cycles of time, as well as climatology and seismology. The Watchers is the biblical name of these extra terrestrials and Anunnaki is the Sumerian name. According to religious belief, the rebellion of these so-called fallen ones is because of Lucifer also known by his ancient name Azazel. Lucifer tried to raise himself above God and fell from grace bringing with him the fallen ones. While there is no biblical evidence to support the idea that the Watchers were all killed off after the flood, there is further belief that many of the Watchers had evolved and started to mimic human kind. The souls of these beings remained with the Earth and were given the power to attach themselves to humans. Humans, possessed with these beings, were transferring the power of these Nephilim into the bodies of their progeny. Think of all of the child sacrifices that took place in ancient time. The possibility that this was a culling to eliminate the possession of the children by the Nephilim is a compelling possibility.

There is also the compelling possibility that these so-called progeny that survived The Flood were also worshiped and established ancient religions that were called blasphemous. The evidence is found in the writings of the ancient atomists (Democritus, but especially Epicurus and Lucretius) as part of an overall philosophical argument against the various religions that appeared after the appearance of these beings. According to Epicurus and Lucretius, belief that the gods interfere in human affairs was the root of all evil, causing human beings to engage in all manner of vile and foolish activities, from war to child sacrifice. In Lucretius’s famous words (which 17 centuries later were to become a favorite taunt of the anti-Christian elements of the Enlightenment), “Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum” (Only religion was able to persuade men of evil things). Or belief in child possession – where ritualistically a child was put to death because of its possible heritage that leads back to the Nephilim. The Nephilim or these extra-terrestrial Watchers have had their eye on this counter clock world for thousands of years – the slow revelation of disclosure has failed in the political arena, but has been hinted at recently from Vatican astronomers. Rev. Christopher Corbally, S.J., an astronomer at the Vatican Observatory, believes that if we discover the existence of extra-terrestrials it will entail an expansion of the Catholic theology. He admits that “while Christ is the First and the Last Word (the Alpha and the Omega) spoken to humanity, he is not necessarily the only word spoken to the whole universe.” Thomas O’Meara, O.P., Professor of Theology at Notre Dame, argues that “he history of sin and salvation recorded in the two testaments of the Bible is not a history of the universe; it is a particular religious history on one planet.” For O’Meara, “the central importance of Jesus for us does not necessarily imply anything about other races on other planets. Believers must be prepared for a galactic horizon, even for further Incarnation.”

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