A video of my bafflement with moderate Christianity. Don’t get me wrong – its certainly preferable to the fundy position – none the less I do find it a baffling kind of belief due to its wishy-washy make-it-up as you go along nature.
Part (3/11): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5KbzMrw48w
Christian Missionaries At The I.P.C.I. (Islamic Propagation Centre International) – by Sheikh Ahmed Deedat.
This is a conversation between Sheikh Ahmed Deedat, the world famouse scholar of comparative religion, and a couple of Christian Missionaries. Sheikh Deedat without hesitation chats to them leaving them without a doubt about the many flaws in their beliefs. He also talks to them about the wisdom in Islamic teachings.
Pastor Hope continues his teaching from Revelation. This week Pastor Hope looks at Revelation 13.15. For more information visit praisechristianfellowship.net
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Christian Persecutions against the Dodecatheists (greek Polytheists).
(Summarised from Vlasis Rassias’ book “DEMOLISH THEM..”, published in Greek, Athens 2000 (2nd edition), Anichti Poli Editions, ISBN 960-7748-20-4)
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“We (Greek Polytheists) are not Idolatry. The statue is a springboard to greater things. ”
Doretta Peppa
Greek (Hellenic) Religion and Gods (Pages: 01):
http://www.qpic.ws/images/NNq63468.pdf
Lexicon of Hellenic Religion:
http://www.qpic.ws/images/5eQ76969.pdf
Hellenism: What we Believe. What we stand For:
http://www.qpic.ws/images/ndp57848.pdf
NOTES ON FEAR AND FEARLESSNESS:
http://www.qpic.ws/images/gn057823.pdf
(From the Greek Polytheist and Author Vlassis Rassias)
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About the Term “Pagan”:
In our days it is used to call a non-monotheistic religion as pagan or neo-pagan, but this word in reality is an insult for the native/ethnic polytheistic pre-Christian religions. We prefer not to use this term which was applied from the Christian church in order to insult our ancestors and their religion and way of life. The term ‘Pagan’, which in the original Latin is derived from Paganus (peasant), is yet another insult used by the victorious Christians since the 4th Century, to belittle what remained of the Native Religions. They used this to label all those remaining loyal to their Ethnic Traditions, to imply that they were uneducated and uncouth villagers. The term was used for centuries in most European languages to refer to the Ethnikoi. In the 20th Century, it was reintroduced with the suffix neo (viz. Neopaganism), by various Christian-inspired devotees of Esotericism and the New Age. ‘Neopaganism’ doesn’t concern us. It may even be a manufactured ploy to detract from the current world rule of the so-called ‘Monotheists’.
“Pagan” as a pejorative term was used in the past by institutions attempting to destroy other cultures and native/ethnic religions.
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Orphic Hymn of Gaia:
Frequently asked questions about the Ethnic Hellenic religion and tradition