The early Christian churches of the 20th century must have employed cynical overtones when adopting the Iron Cross as an official pennant. Kingdom Church places the symbol on the front cover of many of their magazines, and I don’t know how many …
The early Christian churches of the 20th century must have employed cynical overtones when adopting the Iron Cross as an official pennant. Kingdom Church places the symbol on the front cover of many of their magazines, and I don’t know how many countless churches erect the symbol on top of their steeples. For those of you fundamentalists you can buy online “hardcore Christian” memorabilia. For only a limited time you can buy a Christian Iron Cross shirt that says, “Hardcore Christian: I am a prisoner of Jesus Christ.” How ironic. The prisoners of war who saw this symbol on German military officers during World War Two are now prisoners of the church’s anointed savior and of the church itself. The swastika is another major symbol that has cropped up almost in every culture. It represents a fire wheel, but in meta- physics we call it a “chakra.” Both the Earth and human body contain chakras, which are like spinning vortexes of energy denoting varying aspects of consciousness. The swastika can be depicted in many forms. It also represents the Sun because it is like fire that spins around in a circle. When the sun’s radiation field strikes Earth, it merges with the planet’s electromagnetic field and the effect looks sort of like a swastika. Of course, this can only be viewed from space, but the ancients knew this because they were in contact with aliens. No matter how it is depicted, the swastika generally stands for the same thing: The Swastika and its cultural interpretations The Hindu version is very interesting. Another symbol of the Christian church and Jesus is the fish. Many people put the Jesus fish on the back of their cars with little idea of what it really means. The fish does not represent Jesus, it represents the constellation of Pisces. In 2005 an ancient church was discovered buried under prison ground in Israel. A large mosaic tiled the floor and depicted was two fish, facing opposite directions and stacked on top of each other. This two fish picture is a classic representation of the age of Pisces. In the Bible, Jesus comes across two fishermen and says, “Come and I will make you fishers of men,” and later feeds an entire crowd of people with a few loaves of bread and two fish. Eventually the fish would come to represent Jesus, the god of the Christian religion. Predating Jesus, however, Dagon was the Piscean fish god. The Catholic Pope does not represent Jesus, he represents Dagon. In fact, the mitre he wears is shaped like a fish and is the official fedora of the Dagon. The mitre One of the first historians in Babylon was Berosus and he wrote about an animal called Oannes whose body was that of a fish. He taught mankind the sciences and arts of every kind, how to build temples, compile laws and how to employ geometrical knowledge for practical terms. Oannes later became Dagon, the fish god. The hat the Pope wears is a direct offshoot of the symbol often attributed to Dagon
