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Constantine and all his “Pagan Coins”, A little evidence …
By Mark Dreher (thenewholybible.org) Even though the founder of Catholicism, Roman Emperor Constantine, was said to have been converted from paganism to Christianity, he continued to put pagan symbols...
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The Many Sins of Jesus …
By Rav. PhilJ Alcide, PhD. Blessing before reading the Torah: Praise Hashem, to whom our praise is due! Praised be Hashem, to whom our praise is due now and for ever! Blessed is Hashem our God,...
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Pagan Symbols that Christianity thinks are original ….
PAGAN SYMBOLS PETER’S CROSS – Satanists are not the brightest folks to begin with, but you would think they would check to see if a symbol already had a meaning before adopting it as their own....
View ArticleQ & A Why do Jews not Accept Jesus as a God or Messiah?
by Rabbi Eliezer Gervitz Question: Why do Jews not accept Jesus as a god or a messiah? —Jonas Answer: Almost since the inception of Christianity, some Christians have made it their life’s work to...
View Article20 Reasons to Abandon Christianity …
*** WARNING*** Noahide – The Ancient Path, do not agree with all that is being said in this article but it has some very interesting observations and information. by Chaz Bufe This pamphlet briefly...
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Constantine changed the Jewish Sabbath to Sunday in keeping with his sun-god.
The New Testament is a Roman Creation it is NOT scripture it is pagan its remit is to take people away from the Torah and Gods’ people!
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Easter is Pagan …
Easter is a pagan festival. If Easter isn’t really about Jesus, then what is it about? Today, we see a secular culture celebrating the spring equinox, whilst religious culture celebrates the...
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Francis Bacon and the King James Bible
Francis Bacon and the King James Bible by Mather Walker 2007 In Both, oddly enough, were first published within twelve years of each other in the then relatively small (by today’s standards) city of...
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