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Why modern Christians are lost, awake to the NWO or not.

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    #32
    Kama
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    As he said, he's reading John Allegro, who unlike probably everyone else here, was a Biblical scholar and philologist...or possibly he was invited to translate the Dead Sea Scrolls because Terence McKenna and the Machine Elves 'ported back in time to impart the True Gnosis?

    So, you could call it 'Terence McKenna bullcrap', or accept that its a dissident, but not completely implausible theory on the origins of Christianity

    Though your Ninja Pirate Jesus theory is appealing to me...Much better than Zombie Easter Jesus, but with less Biblical justification...


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    #33
    thecommander
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    Kama wrote: »
    Out of curiousity, would people consider it to be true and accurate because it was in the Bible?

    Why quote it at all then?


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    Hellm0
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    Somehow I can see mass becoming so much more interesting if the priest were to do his sermon on mushies. Could only provide more entertainment!


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    #35
    Kama
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    Go to Brazil :D They combined Catholicism and ayahuasca shamanism in groups like Uniao de Vegetal. Seems to work :D

    But yeh, Mass + Mushies would have the occassional giggle, indeed. Leary did this in his infamous Good Friday experiment, and MAPS are doing it again lately.


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