Showing posts with label church officials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label church officials. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2011

Our DNA has been altered (video)

Wisdom Quarterly
() What evidence is there that we were genetically altered?

Science is wrong or misinforming and disinforming us about evolution. A God did not "create" the living beings on Earth.

But "gods" (alien visitors, devas, nagas, asuras, annunaki, elohim, nephilim) from on high -- Mt. Sumeru, Mt. Olympus, Mt. Fuji, or any high point, which is simply an interpretation of coming down from a land above -- may well have.

Those visitors may have taken off from within Earth or simply another more advanced part of it. There have always been progressive and regressive areas, and it is the advanced areas that make contact.

Based on archaeological evidence, Zacharia Sitchin proposes that the Anunnaki (Hebrew, Anakeim, Nephilim, Elohim; Egyptian, Neter) were an advanced civilization from space who splashed down in the Persian Gulf about 432,000 years ago and colonized the planet to mine gold. Then 250,000 years ago, the miners rebelled, and the Anunnaki directorate decided to create a creature to take their place (xfacts.com).

The Sumerian "gods," the Annunaki or "those who came down from the sky," are just like the "gods" and demigods of India, Greece, Rome, and every known culture across the planet.

Even the Judeo-Christian Bible (Old and New Testaments combined) tell the story. God is always plural, which makes sense in monotheistic and polytheistic traditions that revere one highest God. Study of ancient Hebrew reveals that the Bible does not say most of what we are taught.

Instead, we are taught distortions. Oftentimes, what it says is the opposite. Taking half-quotes out of context serves to control people in the service of empires and churches. Meanwhile, the imperial population at large and community (which is what a "church" originally meant, not its administrative hierarchy or saints) have been enslaved just like the Annunaki and Raja Nagas once enslaved earthlings.

Saturday, July 30, 2011

God's Approval Ratings Are Down (video)

WARNING: Potentially offensive or humorous depiction of how the Great Creator (Maha Brahma) in theistic faiths might have produced the universe, subsequent evolution, and the Church's alternative theory ("Family Guy").

God's Approval Rating Barely Breaks 50 percent
Jack Jenkins (Religion News Service)
WASHINGTON (RNS) - More than half of U.S. voters approve of God’s job performance, according to a new poll, making God more popular than all members of Congress.The poll -- which was conducted by the Democratic research firm Public Policy Polling (PPP) -- surveyed 928 people and found that 52 percent of Americans approved of God’s overall dealings [they particularly liked "its" creation of the universe], while only 9 percent disapproved.


Questions about God were asked as part of a larger survey assessing American opinions of congressional leaders in the midst of the ongoing debt ceiling debate in Washington.

God’s approval rating exceeded that of House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, as well as both Democrats and Republicans in Congress, with each party receiving only a 33 percent approval rating.

God also polled significantly higher than the scandal-ridden media baron Rupert Murdoch: only 12 percent of those polled viewed him favorably, compared to 49 percent who viewed him unfavorably.

“Though not the most popular figure PPP has polled, if God exists, voters are prepared to give it (sic) good marks,” PPP said in a July 21 press release.



The poll also gauged God’s handling of specific “issues.” When asked to rate God on the creation of the universe, 71 percent of voters approved and only 5 percent disapproved. Respondents were also generally appreciative of God’s governance of the “animal kingdom,” with 56 percent approving and 11 percent disapproving.

Younger respondents were more critical of God’s handling of natural disasters, with those ages 18-29 expressing a 26 percent disapproval rating, compared to 12 percent disapproval among those 65 and older.

The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.2 percentage points.