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    1. QuetzalcoatlReturns on

      SS: In his book ‘Sidetracks’, theolgian Aras Demir says: “The Statue of Liberty traces back to Venus, equated with Freya, Diana and Aphrodite, which in turn is the equivalent of the Phoenician goddess Astarte, Akkadian Ishtar, and Sumerian Inanna”. In his book ‘Mary Magdalene The Illuminator’, William Henry tells us: “Plutarch states that Isis was called Sophia. She’s also called Astarte, the goddess worshipped by Solomon. Each of these goddesses, in turn is the Babylonian goddess Inanna”. Inanna (also known as Diana, Sophia, Isis, and Ishtar) was seen as the embodiment of Venus, which was known as the “Morning Star”, another name for Lucifer.

    2. sadeyeprophet on

      It’s like you want to inspire their half-baked charade.

      Do you think they even really tell initiates the real truth?

      No they pollute it and make it believeable because the lie cannot exist without a truth.

      A truth exists irregardless of any lie.

      If you want to believe this it’s on you.

      Be careful how you tread when you start speaking of gods.

    3. Motor-Ad-2200 on

      Just recently I’ve heard 607 unc tabulating about “his” Goddess Sophia. Not going into detail here about what he had to tell about here because I couldn’t manage to make sense of what he was telling whether she was the reason for him quitting crack or she was the one why he started. Anyhow…so Sophia is more the antidote to God or Jesus. Am I getting it right?

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