now we can get onto "synagogues". anon, why is it that all of the earliest "synagogues" feature nude men that have uncut penises? why do these "synagogues" feature zodiacal dials in them (a distinctly "pagan" symbol)? as if nude men with uncut penises weren't enough, why do these same "synagogues" also feature nude women? this is seriously antithetical to the especially orthodox jewish sects, verging on "unclean" and "unholy" to them. hell, their women aren't even allowed to go into public when they're bleeding. but it doesn't stop there: why is it that these same "synagogues" also feature solar deities... you know, from other pantheons, in them? anon, i'm afraid that ba'el was a solar and sometimes also venusian deity. i'm afraid that the canaanites weren't actually sacrificing babies, but semen and menstrual blood (you know, not real people, but pre-people). even weirder or more gross, many of them ate it. if you were better-read, you'd recognize this reference and contemporary forms that borrow from it, like crowley's cum cakes and references to the starfire. too bad you're uninitiated, so you're unfamiliar. should i talk about bees now? oh or should we talk about who all the scythians really were and why the "jews", unfortunately, aren't quite as related as they desperately want to be? ireland/scotland and italy aren't quite as close as they desperately want.   > this directly conflicts with the fathers whose writings indicate that they believed the book of enoch was scriptural. aren't you tired of these trite, banal appeals to authority? i don't give half a shit who wrote all of these books you didn't read, you newnigger. you can't read greek. i can't either. if you're not even going to read any of the other books, why waste your time making these kinds of assertions? > all cultures believe in satan no, that's not a great reduction. at least, i'd rather tweak it: it's more like all systems have a role that services the psychopomp
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