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To: Steve Van Doorn

Cultish had two episodes about Kemeticism. Maybe that is what your lady on youtube believes. How many bizarre beliefs exist? I venture to say innumerable amounts. Young Pharoah is featured a short bit on the 2nd episode. Flat earth theory is gaining a following. Go figure.


1,982 posted on 03/04/2023 1:42:50 PM PST by outinyellowdogcountry
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To: outinyellowdogcountry
Kemeticism which mean the black soil of Egypt. They believe they're gods.
Ancient Egypt is part of the Babylonian mysticism and Black soil which sounds like the black mat after the younger Dryas.
Ancient Egypt main population is underwater in the Mediterranean today. The idea of the mythology is that those of the Americas and Atlantis moved to Ancient Egypt which is older the Babylonia.
Ain Soph is the concept if you remove every physical and known about a substance what is left is the unconditioned state of all things. Which is why Ancient Egypt had a black and a white version of ISIS and other gods. Might be thought of as enter knowledge or esoteric.
black mat after the younger Dryas in orange. The
Australian field is much older


I will look more into Kemeticism and Theosophical Society(Helena Blavatsky.). Both of their hatred for Christianity and direct links with ancient Egypt makes me believe you're on to something.
Thanks

Asks, "How many bizarre beliefs exist?"
Tau Tia L Douglass does a nice job at explaining the main ones. Though remember the Cabal(master infiltrators) shapes them all and believe they're direct competition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcyyJyJX6ag
2,016 posted on 03/04/2023 3:48:07 PM PST by Steve Van Doorn (*in my best Eric Cartman voice* 'I love you, guys')
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