Posted on 01/19/2018 1:04:26 PM PST by C19fan
It looks very much like the guy removing the heart should have first taken anatomy lessons, then procedure lessons from his Aztec ancestors.
Expect it to be shown tonight on Alarma TV.
This is a spiritual battle first. Demons are dead, so they don’t die. Someday they will be banished the lake of fire and brimstone forever and ever, but for now these are the same demons that plagued the evil Aztec. These monsters have embraced them and given themselves over to them. They would like to take over our Country, too. We have imported Aztec demons, as well as evil Muslim demons.
The only way to overcome them is through good. We had better start witnessing the gospel and praying for God’s Spirit to be poured out. Satan is too much and too big for us to battle, but he is absolutely nothing compared to Almighty God.
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Copycats.
Why do you write this? Is this history or are you being sarcastic?
And then there was the delightful practice of skinning Vikings and displaying their hides on church walls.
Or the Vikings equally delightful habit of carving Blood Eagles.
With rare exception we are all descended from brutal savages who practiced human sacrifice.
Not a pleasant fact but a fact never the less.
Hopefully we learn to rise above it.
I would be interested in any links you might have access to. I have no doubt our ancestors were barbarians in the past. I know some things about the Vikings, who were really savage, but not as much about the English, except from the movies “Brave Heart” ,”The Patriot” and “Rob Roy”.
Prehistory is a bit light but he does a great job of covering the subject.
"Pagan Celtic Britain" by Anne Ross is another good one on their religious practices.
The Celtic practice of human sacrifice shocked even the Romans who were no slouches themselves when it came to killing people to win the god favor.
There are only a handful of pre-christian groups that quit human sacrifice. Egypt, Persia, Israel and, oddly enough, most North American Indian tribes.
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