Besant rejected Christianity and became an atheist.
It drew on German idealism, Goethean science, Rosicrucianism, and elements of Christianity.
Key works include Theosophy (1904), How to Know Higher Worlds (1904–1905), An Outline of Esoteric Science (1910), and Christianity as Mystical Fact (1902).
Examples include the rediscovery of Atlantis records around 1968–1969, the return of Jesus in 1998, and China becoming a primary center of Christianity by 1968.
The sacred source could be accessed without priests, without sacraments, without the entire institutional apparatus that medieval Christianity had built around itself.
Why this strong interest in Christianity — or is it more the esoteric, mystical side?
Is she the same figure as Mother Mary from Christianity?No.
Are angels only aligned to Christianity?No.
And it has been prophesied that in 2032 an 8-pointed star will appear above the pyramids of Giza, just as it did in the history of the many ancient wisdom cultures that are recorded within your indigenous peoples — such as the 8 paths of Buddha, the 8 immortals within the ancient Chinese tradition, the 8-pointed star of Islam, the seal of Solomon that became the 8-pointed star of David, and in Christianity, known as the Star of Bethlehem, which Mother Mary now carries as her peaked emblem.
But when Christianity grew stronger, people like St.
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These two documents marked the moment when older folk beliefs in harmful magic were fused with elite theological ideas about Satan’s active conspiracy against Christianity.
Yunus, Jonas or Jonah refers to the same historical and religious figure: the prophet known as Yunus in Islam and Jonah (or Jonas in some languages) in the Bible and Christianity.
Looeamong establishes himself as the false god of Christianity.
Post-632 CE to 1848 CEGabriel's influence expands Islam, rivaling Christianity.
Gabriel uses Mohammed to prevent Christianity's spread in Arabin'ya, claiming regions for Abraham's descendants (Chapter L, verses 10-12).
It counters Looeamong's Christianity but perpetuates false god rule.
Oahspe frames this as Gabriel's rivalry with Looeamong (false Kriste), paralleling Islam's opposition to polytheism and Christianity.
ComparisonOahspe views Islam as a "fourth false religion" countering Christianity, aligning with historical religious divisions and wars (e.g., Crusades).
His actions create a major religion that competes with Christianity and others.
Looeamong establishes himself as the false god of Christianity.
Looeamong's establishment of Christianity distorts true Faithism by turning teachings of prophets like Joshu (Jesus) into a religion of war, idolatry, and self-glorification.
380 AD: Edict of Thessalonica - Emperor Theodosius I declared Nicene Christianity the state religion, initiating persecution of Arian Christians, pagans, and heretics through bans on gatherings and temple destructions.
These measures marked the start of the most systematic Roman campaign against Christianity, lasting until around 311–313.
Christianity spread through imperial adoption (e.g., under Constantine), leading to militarized expansions, crusades, inquisitions, and wars.
Christianity teaches that Jesus reigns as Lord over every nation now and fully in the future (Psalm 2:8; Matthew 28:18; Acts 10:36 – "He is Lord of all").
What has come to be called Christianity, and, indeed, we ourselves, have purposely obscured our footsteps and our simple path.
The laws aimed to force the conquered Saxons to accept Christianity and Frankish rule.
Spanish and Portuguese missionaries focused on converting Native Americans in Latin America, destroying indigenous texts and artifacts to enforce Christianity.
The goal was to exalt the Catholic faith, spread Christianity, and “overthrow and bring to the faith” the “barbarous nations.”
How Christianity Almost Vanished in 303 AD
In the channeled text from Barbara, I found another clue that the Christ in Christianity is a name for a group of truthfull people, which align with the OAHSPE; All past law-givers chosen by gods were “iesu” (a term in Oahspe for a pure, inspired mortal).
Arian Christians were followers of a teaching called Arianism in early Christianity.
Mainstream Christianity (Catholic, Orthodox, most Protestant churches) rejected this view and defined Christ as fully God and fully equal to the Father.
The Roman Catholic Church, seeing them as a threat to feudal power, genocided them, killing up to a million people. This set a template for the Inquisition, which tortured and killed millions over 700 years to enforce Christianity.”
The discussion explores the origins of Judaism and Christianity, suggesting they are rooted in the worship of celestial bodies, particularly Saturn and the Sun, and critiques the manipulation of religious narratives by hidden elites.
The speaker asserts that Christianity is centered on sun worship, with Jesus symbolizing intellectual and spiritual enlightenment.
Speaker: "Christianity’s main god is the Son, God’s Son, the light of the world, our risen savior.
This set a template for the Inquisition, which tortured and killed millions over 700 years to enforce Christianity."
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, known as the “people of the book,” derive from astrotheology, an ancient practice of encoding celestial observations into spiritual narratives.
A scholar with a PhD in the Dead Sea Scrolls, who studied their astrological content, revealed suppressed information, concluding that Judaism and Christianity are misrepresentations.
Modern Christianity is described as a theatrical “God show,” lacking spiritual depth, with leaders like Jan and Paul Crouch allegedly engaging in excessive drinking while amassing wealth.
Astrotheology, the worship of celestial bodies, forms the foundation of major world religions, particularly Judaism and Christianity.
No, they're—they're aware—at that time—54—at least 50 forms of Christianity—they fought one each other.
And each of these forms of Christianity told that they had the true verbs—the true phrases of Jesus.
Today, these beliefs persist in syncretic forms, blending with Christianity, yet retaining core associations with weather and divine justice.
But as soon as you've read as far as Acts 15, you realize Christianity isn't built on Yahwehism.
If Jesus had been a Yahwist, the Jerusalem Council could not have come to the decision it did in Acts 15, which was to say, "We're not building Christianity on faith in Yahweh's laws or the stories surrounding him."
So at the beginning of Christianity, there was a great kaleidoscope of ideas, experiences, theologies and texts representing what Christianity was.
And it got excluded because what the empire wanted—I mean the Roman Empire—out of Christianity and out of its canon was a neatly ordered theocratic society where you've got God at the top and then the emperor somewhere close to him, then the bishops and the senators in the middle telling everyone what to do, making the laws, and then the priests and the people at the bottom just meekly paying, praying, and obeying.
That's why the Gnostic texts and the Book of Enoch were excluded at the beginning of Christianity: to keep the picture simple so that obeying God and obeying the state amount to more or less the same thing.
So how is it that for the best part of 2000 years, Christianity has run with the idea that the Yahweh character in the Hebrew scriptures is a portrayal of God, and that that is the God that Jesus worshiped?
And how is it that Christianity, for the best part of 2000 years, has run with the idea that the Yahweh character of the Hebrew scriptures is a portrayal of God, and that that is the God that Jesus worshiped?
Well, this was the debate that the apostolic church had to have, because what it boiled down to as Christianity got going was: to become a Christian, do you have to obey the laws of Yahweh?
Do we maintain them in Christianity moving forward?
So what does that mean mathematically for this new faith, Christianity?
And as Christianity decided it was going to be an international faith and was not going to be tethered to Judaism—was not going to be a Jewish sect—mathematically that made international thought, crystallized by Plato, the more useful preparation.
Beliefs in Judaism and Christianity have deep roots.