Tuesday, March 19, 2013

History Channel's miniseries The Bible created quite a stir when its depiction of Satan strangely resembled Obama. I cannot lie and say that I originally thought the same thing. I am not sure if this was intentional. However, from what I saw from this series, I can say that it is quite terrible. It presents a dumbed-down, bastardized and deformed version of the Bible to fit the elite's Agenda. I mean, where in the Bible does it say that ninja-killer-angels came down in Sodom to kill everyone?
History Channel’s new miniseries “The Bible” created quite a stir when its depiction of Satan strangely resembled Obama. I cannot lie, when I saw that Satan figure, I immediately thought the same thing. I am not sure if it was intentional but, one thing is for sure: If you want to learn about the Bible, do not rely on this show. It presents a dumbed-down, bastardized and deformed version of the Bible which is apparently tailor-made to fit the elite’s anti-religion Agenda. I mean, where does it say in the Bible that two killer-ninja-angels descended to Sodom to kill everyone? The answer: Nowhere. Read Genesis 19 and see how it differs from the mini-series.
The set of Pink's show features a big, red prominent All-Seeing Eye. Why? Because. It has to be everywhere.
Pink’s new show features a big, red prominent All-Seeing Eye during a big part of it. Why? Because. It has to be everywhere.

The Oscars took place on February 25th and a bunch of movie people went home with these statuettes. But why do they look that way and where does the name Oscar come from anyway? The Oscar statuette appears to be an art-deco version of the classic depiction of the Egyptian creator god  Ptah. In the mythology, Ptah takes the form of the funerary god Sokar and temples were dedicated to Ptah-Sokar. Try switching the first two letters of Sokar. (Hint: it spells Oskar).
The Oscars took place on February 25th and a bunch of movie people went home with these statuettes. Do they know that the Oscar statuette is probably an art-deco version of the classic depiction of the creator god Ptah? In the Egyptian mythology, Ptah also takes the form of the funerary god Sokar – an important figure of Egyptian magic. Try switching the first two letters of Sokar.

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