Napoleon Bonaparte Quote on Religion and Social Control – The Truth Behind Keeping the Masses Silent
“Religion is excellent stuff for keeping common people quiet. Religion is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich.”
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Richard Syron on the Federal Reserve System: The US Central Bank as the Church of Money
0 Comments/in Richard Syron“The System is just like the Church. That’s probably why I feel so comfortable with it. It’s got a pope, the chairman; and a college of cardinals, the governors and bank presidents; and a curia, the senior staff. The equivalent of the laity is the commercial banks. If you’re a naughty parishioner in the Catholic Church, you come to confession. In this system, if you’re naughty, you come to the discount window for a loan. We even have different orders of religious thought like Jesuits and Franciscans and Dominicans only we call them pragmatists and monetarists and neo-Keynesians.”
Richard Syron
Pete Holmes Quotes: Unveiling the Fascinating Magic of Faith and Nothingness
0 Comments/in Pete Holmes“Some people think God created the universe. Some people think nothing created the universe, which is the funniest guess and the nothing people make fun of the God people. They say, God doesn’t exist. I’m like, okay, maybe. But you know what? Definitely doesn’t exist. Nothing. That’s the defining characteristic of nothing is that it doesn’t exist. So what are we talking about? Either you think it’s God, something you can’t see, touch, taste, photograph, and science can’t prove, or you think it’s nothing, something you can’t see. Touch, taste, photograph, and science can’t prove. But I think we can all agree if nothing, if you are nothing, sometimes spontaneously erupts into everything. That’s a pretty goddamn magical fucking nothing you guys and ask.
Ask the nothing people, what happens when you die? They’ll tell you nothing. You go into nothing. I’m like, you mean you merge back with your creator? That’s heaven, bitch.”
Pete Holmes
Vince Ebert Quote: Science, Theology, and the Art of Checking
0 Comments/in Vince Ebert“For example, if I suspect that there might still be beer in the fridge and I check, then in principle I’m already doing a preliminary form of science. Big difference to theology. In theology, assumptions are not usually tested. So if I just say “there’s beer in the fridge”, I’m a theologian. If I look, I’m a scientist. If I look, find nothing and still claim there’s beer in it – then I’m an esoteric!”
Vince Ebert
Spyridon Kakos on Galileo: Copernican Principle Revealed as Modern Dogma!
0 Comments/in Spyridon Kakos“For centuries the case of Galileo Galilei has been the cornerstone of every major argument against the church and its supposedly unscientific dogmatism. The church seems to have condemned Galileo for his heresies, just because it couldn’t and wouldn’t handle the truth. Galileo was a hero of science wrongfully accused and now – at last – everyone knows that. But is that true? This paper tries to examine the case from the point of modern physics and the conclusions drawn are startling. It seems that contemporary church was too haste into condemning itself. The evidence provided by Galileo to support the heliocentric system do not even pass simple scrutiny, while modern physics has ruled for a long time now against both heliocentric and geocentric models as depictions of the “truth”. As Einstein eloquently said, the debate about which system is chosen is void of any meaning from a physics’ point of view. At the end, the selection of the center is more a matter of choice rather than a matter of ‘truth’ of any kind. And this choice is driven by specific philosophical axioms penetrating astronomy for hundreds of years now. From Galileo to Hubble, the Copernican principle has been slowly transformed to a dogma followed by all mainstream astronomers. It is time to challenge our dogmatic adherence to the anti-humanism idea that we are insignificant in the cosmos and start making true honest science again, as Copernicus once postulated.”
Spyridon Kakos
Martin Luther Quotes: Skepticism Towards Copernicus & The Science Revolution
0 Comments/in Martin Luther“People give ear to an upstart astrologer [Copernicus] who strove to show that the earth revolves, not the heavens or the firma-ment, the sun and the moon. Whoever wishes to appear clever must devise some new system, which of all systems is of course the very best. This fool wishes to reverse the entire science of astronomy; but the sacred scripture tells us that Joshua commanded the sun to stand still, not the earth.”
Martin Luther
Avro Manhattan on the Hidden Influence of the Vatican in World Politics
0 Comments/in Avro Manhattan“No political event or circumstance can be evaluated without the knowledge of The Vatican’s part in it. And no significant world situation exists in which The Vatican does not play an important explicit or implicit role.”
Avro Manhattan
Helena P. Blavatsky Quotes: Secrets of Freemasons and Jesuits Revealed!
0 Comments/in Helena Petrovna Blavatsky“It is curious to note too, that most of the bodies (Secret societies) which work these (sacred rites), such as the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, the Rite of Avignon, the Order of the Temple, Fesslors Rite, the Grand Council of the Emperors of the East and West, Sovereign Princes (of) Masons, etc, etc, are nearly all the ‘offspring’ of the Son’s (Jesuits) of Ignatius Loyola. The Baron Hundt, Chevalier Ramsey, Tschoudy, Zinnendorf, and numerous others, who founded the ‘grades’ in these rites, worked under instructions from the General of the Jesuits.”
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky
Ray Comfort Quote: Why Atheists Hate God – The Profound Truth!
0 Comments/in Ray Comfort“Atheists don’t hate fairies, leprechauns, or unicorns because they don’t exist. It is impossible to hate something that doesn’t exist. Atheists — like the painting experts hated the painter — hate God because He does exist.”
Ray Comfort
Charles H. Spurgeon Quote: The Warning Vision About the Church’s Future
0 Comments/in Charles H. Spurgeon“A time will come when instead of shepherds feeding the sheep, the church will have clowns entertaining the goats.”
Charles H. Spurgeon