| Quotes
from Past Popes |
Pope
John Paul II:
"The mystery of salvation is revealed to us and is continued and
accomplished in the Church...and from this genuine and single source,
like 'humble, useful, precious and chaste' water, it reaches the whole
world. Dear young people and members of the faithful, like Brother
Francis we have to be conscious and absorb this fundamental and
revealed truth, consecrated by tradition: 'There
is no salvation outside the Church.'
From her alone there flows surely and fully the life-giving force
destined in Christ and in His Spirit, to renew the whole of humanity,
and therefore directing every human being to become a part of the
Mystical Body of Christ." (Pope John Paul II, Radio Message for
Franciscan Vigil in St. Peter's and Assisi, October 3, 1981,
L'Osservatore Romano, October 12, 1981.)
Pope Eugene IV: The Council of Florence
"The
holy Roman Church believes, professes, and preaches that no one
remaining outside the Catholic Church, not just pagans, but also Jews
or heretics or schismatics, can become partakers of eternal life;
but they will go to the 'everlasting fire which was prepared for the
devil and his angels' (Matt. 25:41), unless before the end of life they
are joined to the Church. For the union with the body of the Church is
of such importance that the sacraments of the Church are helpful to
salvation only for those remaining in it; and fasts, almsgiving, other
works of piety, and the exercise of Christian warfare bear eternal
rewards for them alone. And
no one can be saved, no matter how much alms he has given, even if he
sheds his blood for the name of Christ, unless he remains in the bosom
and unity of the Catholic Church."
(Pope Eugene IV, Council of Florence, 1438-45, From the Bull "Cantate
Domino", February 4, 1441 (Florentine style) Decree for the Jacobites,
Denz. 165.) |
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Furthermore here are quotes
stating the deity of the Pope
The Pope and
God are the same, so he has all power in Heaven
and earth." Pope Pius V, quoted in Barclay, Chapter XXVII, p.
218, "Cities Petrus Bertanous".
"...the
Pope is as it were God
on earth, sole sovereign of the faithful of Christ, chief of
kings, having plenitude of power." Lucius Ferraris, in
"Prompta Bibliotheca Canonica, Juridica, Moralis, Theologica, Ascetica,
Polemica, Rubristica, Historica", Volume V, article on "Papa, Article
II", titled "Concerning the extent of Papal dignity, authority, or
dominion and infallibility", #1, 5, 13-15, 18, published in
Petit-Montrouge (Paris) by J. P. Migne, 1858 edition.
"The Pope takes the place
of Jesus Christ on earth...by divine right the Pope has supreme and
full power in faith, in morals over each and every pastor and his
flock. He
is the true vicar, the head of the entire church, the father and
teacher of all Christians. He is the infallible ruler, the founder of dogmas, the author of and the
judge of councils; the universal ruler of truth, the arbiter of the
world,
the supreme
judge of heaven and earth, the judge of all, being judged by no one, God
himself on earth." Quoted in the New
York Catechism.
"The Saviour Himself is
the door of the sheepfold: 'I am the door of the sheep.' Into this fold
of Jesus Christ, no
man may enter unless he be led by the Sovereign Pontiff; and only if
they be united to him can men be saved, for
the Roman Pontiff is the Vicar of Christ and His personal
representative on earth." (Pope John XXIII in his homily
to the Bishops and faithful assisting at his coronation on November 4,
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Sungod Baal vs. The "Roman
Church" God
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INVENTED FOR THE PAGAN
SUN GOD BAAL
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DOCTRINES OF THE VATICAN
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1. The nativity of the Sun, the birth of Tammuz Dec.
25
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The nativity of Jesus, Christmas Dec 25
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2. The Midsummer festival held Jun
24
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The Nativity of St. John held June 24
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3. The assumption of Semiramus who became the mother
goddess
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The assumption of Mary, who became the mother of God
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4. The mother goddess was worshipped as the
Queen of Heaven. Jer. 7:18
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The Virgin Mary worshipped as the Queen of Heaven.
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5. Cakes decorated to the goddess with a "T" drawn on
it. Jer. 44:17,19
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Hot cross buns
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6. 40 days fasting for Tammuz, Ezek. 8:14
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40 days of Lent
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7. Festival of Easter. Ezek 8:16
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The festival of Easter
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8. The resurrection of Tammuz at Easter and the
procession of graven images during holy week
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The procession of graven images of
Jesus, Mary, and Peter, and of the saints
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9. Veneration of graven images of Baal, Ishtar, Tammuz
and lesser gods in the heavens
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Veneration of graven images of Jesus, Mary, Peter, and
of the "lesser" saints in the heavens
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10. The belief of immortality of the soul
and burning place of torment
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The belief of immortality of the soul
and burning place of torment
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11. The doctrine of purgatory
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The doctrine of purgatory
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12. The belief of the dead visiting the living, feast
held for all in November, (All souls day)
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The festival of all souls day held Nov. 2, and all
saints day held Nov. 1
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13. Burning incense and candles Jer 11:17; Ezek 8:11
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The burning of incense and candles
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14. Chants and repetitive prayers. Beaded prayer chains.
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Gregorian chants and the Rosary
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15. Symbol of the cross as symbol of Sun worship.
Mesopotamian cylinder seal depicted the "cross in the sky" as a symbol
of sun worship. Ancient carvings of an Assyrian king has a huge cross
carved on his chest. The oldest pictures in the world from Mesopotamia
has text with is explaining the "cross" in the sky as the sun. This
particular find is on display at the University Museum in Philadelphia.
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The crucifix
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16. Amulets and idols to scare away evil spirits
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The wearing of crucifixes and medals displayed for
protection. (Scapular = main fact)
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17. The round disk "sun" wafer IHS symbol of Isis, Horus
& Seb, eaten as food for the soul
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The wafer used in the Eucharist is round with IHS
engraved on it.
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18. Painting of the child (Tammuz) and mother
(Semiramus) with the glory of the Sun around their heads
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Paintings of the child (Jesus) and mother (Mary) with
halos or of the Sun around their heads
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19. Infant baptism, and sprinkling of holy water
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Infant baptism, and sprinkling of holy water
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20. Necromancy (Talking to the dead)
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Mysticism (Novenas to the dead)
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21. The first day of the week kept sacred to honor the
Persian sun god Mithra. "SUN"day
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The change of 7th day Sabbath to "SUN"day
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22. Title Pontifex Maximus name for chief head of the
pagan Babylonian system of idolatry, later
claimed by the Ceasars: Means The Great Bridge Builder Means he has the
power to bridge the gap between death and life!
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Pontifex Maximus one of the first names for the Pope!
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23. Janus and Cybele, holders of the keys to Heaven and
Hell
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The pope claims to have the keys of Peter
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24. The high priest kings carried on a throne to the to
the Temple of his god
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The Pope carried on a portable throne to
the Basilica of St. Peter (Sedia Gestoria)
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25. The Pagan high priest king believed to be the
incarnate of the Sun god
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The Pope proclaims to be Christ's Vicar here
on Earth
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26. Offerings of "good works" to appease the gods
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Penance, indulgences, salvation by works
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27. Houses for the virgin priestesses (Prostitutes) to
be employed at Pagan temples
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Nuns
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28. Human sacrifices burned by fire as offering to
appease Sun god
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Opposers of doctrines of the Roman Catholic church
burned at the stake
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29. Gold was considered the flesh of the "Sungod"
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Vatican is drenched in gold throughout.
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30. Gargoyles = a pagan god
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Vatican as well as thousands of Catholic
churches have gargoyles on their roofs
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31. Phallic symbol of the male sex organ placed on roofs
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Largest phallic symbol in center of St. Peter's square
as well as steeples on all Catholic churches
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32. Solar wheel as symbol for Baal worship can be found
carved into ancient as well as modern Buddhist temples,, carved into
ancient ornament representing Osiris. Stone carvings showing a whell to
represent and Assyrio Babylonian altar.
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St Peter's square has largest solar wheel on planet. ALL
Catholic churches have numerous solar
wheels in stain glass windows as well as many other areas of the
church. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris sports a very huge one on it's
face. There is a great one in ceiling as well as the floor tiles of the
monastery of St. Ignatius Loyola in Spain. Numerous paintings, statues,
ornaments, and letterheads of all Catholic
churches have one or more "solar wheels" depicted upon them. And the
ONE WORLD CHURCH that started on June 26, 2000 uses the solar wheel as
its official logo.
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33. Symbol of serpent on numerous Roman bath houses
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Symbol of serpent on numerous Catholic
church in door handles, Papal crests, etc.
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34. Atlas carries the universe on his shoulders
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Numerous Popes depicted in paintings in same manner
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35. Symbols of the "Unicorn, Peacock, and Phoenix" used
to signify sun god
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Symbols of the "Unicorn, Peacock, and Phoenix" used to
symbolize the "communion" of Christ in many churches on doors or
chapels as well as sanctuaries.
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36. Crescent moon used to signify moon goddess "Nanna"
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Crescent used to cradle Eucharist in the Monstrance of
the Catholic church. As well as depicted in
numerous paintings and sculptures
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37. Three letters "S.F.S" within a small blaze is used
to represent the universal for the number "6" in the Pagan mysteries
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S.F.S in a small blaze is carved into the Vatican
Monstrance in the Vatican museum as well as many monstrances the world
over.
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38. Alternating rays of the sunburst used to represent
unity of "man and woman" common in all aspects of Paganism. (Curved ray
= female "yonic" Straight ray = male "phallic")
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Monstrance of Catholicism as
well as many paintings and sculptures all depict same rays of both the
"phallic and yonic" symbolism can be found literally all over the Roman
Catholic church.
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39. Carvings of "nature spirits" (fauns or satyrs)
depicting a horned, hoofed-god were a common feature in all Pagan cults
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Carvings of "nature spirits" (fauns or satyrs) depicting
a horned, hoofed-god are found all over the Treasury of the Vatican
beneath St Peters square as well as many Cathedrals
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40. Statues of a "Madonna" found in all Pagan cults as
well as Egyptian Madonna Isis with her son Horus, or Hindu cults with
Divaki and her son Krishna
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Mary found in all Catholic
churches holding baby Jesus
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41. Statue of Zeus holds symbol of thunder and a
lightening bolt to symbolise his position as a god.
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Mary depicted in many statues in same manner
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42. Demi-gods holding crooked diving staff
representative of the serpent and lightening bolt
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Pope carries exact same staff (serpent crosiers)
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43. Adad, Enlil, Baal, Neptune, Poseidon and other
"gods" of storm and sea were depicted as carrying tridents
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Crosses as well as statues of Jesus and Mary in
Cathedrals all over the world carved with tridents on them.
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44. Hand gestures in the form of a trident found
depicted in Jupiter, Buddah, Appollo, Hindu diety's, as well as "votive
hands" in pagan temples
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Statue of St. Peter (Actually the old Jupiter statue of
Rome) as well as millions of other statues, paintings, photos, and
videos of everyone from Jesus and Mary to priests, cardinals, bishops,
all the Popes, Vatican guards and even lay people in the Catholic
church seen holding up the three finger trident salute of pagan Rome.
(Now called the saulte to the Trinity)
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45. Pine cones used to represent the diety of
a solar god Osiris, Bacchus, Dionysus, as well as
Mexican gods, Hindu gods, and Assyrian gods
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Largest pine cone sculpture in the world found in the
"Court of the pine cone" at the Vatican. Pine cone is also found carved
into the crooked pagan staff (serpent crosier) or the Popes of Rome. In
fact the pine cone is found all throughout the Vatican as well as
Cathedrals as decoration.
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46. Oanne, Babylonian fish-god
(half man half fish) was depicted by Pagan high priests by wearing a
fish head mitre (head dress) upon a mans head to symbolize man and fish
joining when "sun god" set into the ocean. (Neptune = case in point.
Half man half fish) One particular Biblical diety = "Dagon"
Dag=fish On=sun
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Mitres are worn by all Popes of Catholcism.
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47. The Roman sun-god with the alternating yonic and
phallic symbols surrounding his head was found carved in excavated
Roman bath houses in England. It is alos found as "Apollo" on
the facade of the Pergamum Museum in East Berlin.
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Almost all Catholic churches
have the exact same carving above their pulpits, pillars, on statues,
as well as carved into ceilings above altars. Some Catholic
churches actually have it carved into the Eucharist itself.
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48. Statues of the Romanized Egyptians Isis with globes
in hand, Hercules as a solar diety carried the very same globe in hand,
and the Persian sun-god Mithra is also depicted with the globe in hand
as a sign ruler of the Universe.
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The Vatican has a solid gold statue of Jesus with the
globe in hand, a black marble statue called "the black virgin of
Montserrat" and a statue of a "child Jesus" with globe in hand.
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49. Coptic shells were carved to symbolize the Universe.
Roman grave stones used them to represent the Heavens. Statues of Atlas
can be found carrying the "universe" shell upon its shoulders. Pagan
Rome carved Poseidon with the shell in his head. Venus was said to be
born IN a coptic shell.
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St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican has the Pagan
symbols within the papal crest upon the wall. The Coptic shell is found
over the crypt of St. Paul's Cathedral in London. This cosmic symbol is
often used as a font for holy water in Catholic
churches the world over. They even have statues of angels holding the
pagan symbol.
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50. Large evil eye can be found carved on a Roman
sarcophagus in the National Archaeological Museum in Rome Italy.
Masonic pendants have them as well. Hathor the "eye of Osiris" can be
found all over Egyptian temple. It was commonly used as protection
against evil magic.
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This very same evil eye within the pyramid is found on
Roman Catholic pulpits, ceilings, altars,
doors, pendants, medals, etc.
It is also on the back of the dollar bill of the USA on
the left side.
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51. The multi-level crown was first worn by old Babylonian
gods in 1800BC. The horned tiara was carved atop Assyrian winged-bull
cherubims. The Jewish Kabbalistic solar diety wore this very same
tiara, as did Krishna.
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The bronze tomb of Pope Sixtus (Pope6) has this three
ringed tiara on his head. On that tiara you can also see 6 serpents
upon it. All the Popes have word the tiara as a symbol of their
authority as "gods of the earth, heaven, and hell" Hence, the "three
rings" upon it. The Vatican has a solid gold tiara on display in the
Vatican treasury. This is the very crown the Pope will hand to
Antichrist when he arrives to impersonate Jesus Christ in the days
ahead.
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52. Quetzalcoatl, the lord of life and death in the
Aztec and Toltec cultures of 1000 AD had an open chest with an exposed
heart displayed. This was believed to be nourishment offered to the sun
gods.
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Literally hundreds of thousands of statues, paintings,
posters, lithographs, etc have Jesus as well as Mary depicted in the
same manner with what the Catholic church
calls "The sacred heart." Notice that these "sacred hearts" also have
the symbols of the sun god Mithra glowing rather boldly behind
them.
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53. Assyrians carvings show eagles as genies hovering
over the dead. Their "book of the dead" depicts just such a picture on
its cover.
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Eagles are used as symbols all over the Roman Catholic
church. See Rev 18:2 speaks of the Vatican as the "hold of every foul
spirit, and a cage of every unclean and hateful bird."
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