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LSM Myth Debunked - Nimrod, Madonna & ...
LSM Myth Debunked - Nimrod, Madonna & The Two Babylons
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01-10-2011, 02:55 PM | #2 |
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Re: LSM Myth Debunked - Nimrod, Madonna & ...
Well...interesting...
I have to say that I am one who used "Two Babylons" to cleanse my home and life...until...I realized that there was nothing in any part of the world or church that wasn't "pagan". So...I learned to seek God for what to eliminate in my life.
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And to think that I destroyed all my idols, only to be instructed to create another one, the "acting" God.
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you're too quick for me!
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Good piece. I have long wondered about the scholarship underlying Hislop's work. His is a creative thesis and I credit him with clever fortification of it. But, alas, to build an edifice with bad lumber is to build an edifice that will eventually collapse ... as Hislop's has here.
Thanks, Nigel. Keep up the good work. Note: I have an ancient source that shows the deriviation of Hislop's name to be: His slop. Trust me on this one, it goes way back. |
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Nigel also mentions being maligned for "taking quotes out of context," as our beloved Bilbodog is want to say. I am convinced, regarding many of the writings of LSM, that there is not enough "context" in all the world to satisfy their needs.
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For Nigel's consideration: Since the insistence on the errant scholarship of Hislop is initially Lee's, do we conclude that Lee himself is errant. Not just the LSM after his death?
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Brothers and Sisters,
I have heard many modern archaeologists attack Biblical references and oral-traditions, telling us they're all myths. They told us there was no such thing as a kingdom of the Hittites, that it was preposterous to believe a Hebrew slave could ever have risen as Joseph did to stand beside Pharoah in Egypt, and that it was impossible to believe that David, a mere shepherd, was ever more than that.... that there never was a kingdom he ruled. Praise the Lord, these foolish men have always been proven wrong! Ultimately, Christians rely on a single written source to reveal to us the Truth - the Inspired Word of God. In this book, our God reveals His opinion on idolatry: Galatians 5:17-21 "For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh: and these are contrary the one to the other . . . . Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; . . . Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies, of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.Regardless of the "human side" of the story behind the origins of the idolatry practiced within the Catholic church, the Lord tells us that the true origin of it is man's sinful lust of the flesh - to be able to hold a "god" in his hands, and to replace Him with a "worthless object of mockery". It is a deception of the Enemy to think otherwise. Do we have brothers and sisters in the Catholic church? Undoubtedly we do; but this article seems to suggest that the foul practices within this church need to be condoned by Christians simply to prevent hurting the feelings of her members; and that is not right. Liberal churches of this age have said the same thing about same-sex marriages, and even about standing for the Truth of Christ in the face of opposing religions (Islam, Judaism). They reject the authority of the Word of God and instead practice a kind of humanism; ultimately rejecting what God says in favor of what sounds good to their own ears. I for one will not be dissuaded by the intellectual ramblings of modern scholars, who it seems are ever looking to refute any sources more ancient than the most recently published "Archaeology Today" articles. Whether Nimrod and Semiramis are indeed the source of the Madonna and child or not, IS ultimately irrelevant. Idolatry is an abomination in the eyes of God; because it is nothing less than a veil that hides His true nature from the eyes of man. You cannot have a personal, intimate relationship with a statue of wood or stone. The real God wants to live inside of you, and died and rose again so that you can know Him that way. For what it is worth, let me relate this bit from my own journey with the Lord. I mentioned in another post that I lived in a small French town, and, in search of fellowship, went to the Catholic church there. In fact, I went to three different Catholic churches over a period of about six months. The last Catholic church I went to had an English speaking Priest, and I walked in with my two children while the congregation was still reciting their Hail Marys. Now, I know the "Hail Mary". I'd heard it many times before, although I'd never said it: "Hail Mary full of grace, blessed art thou amongst women and holy is the fruit of thy womb Jesus. Hail Mary Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and in the hour of our deaths, amen." I knelt in the pews with two of my children, as I sat there listening there was a dread heaviness that sat over me. "Do not say those words." He said. We didn't. Mother of God? No, she is not. Nor would she ever have wanted that kind of veneration. Pray for us? Mary was a dear sister in Christ, but nothing more than that. To pray through her for our own selves puts a dead saint before the Lord! What did Christ himself say on the matter? Matthew 12:46-50 " While Jesus was still talking to the crowd, his mother and brothers stood outside, wanting to speak to him. Someone told him, “Your mother and brothers are standing outside, wanting to speak to you.” He replied to him, “Who is my mother, and who are my brothers?”Pointing to his disciples, he said, “Here are my mother and my brothers. For whoever does the will of my Father in heaven is my brother and sister and mother.” In Christ, Neither First nor Last |
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