#illuminati #popculture #secretsocieties
You knew it was coming – here are my top ten (given the popularity of the previous top tens) reasons the Illumianti are real. From the recent news stories in 2019 we all know about to the lesser known and forgotten plans related to the internet of things, I think my top ten are enough to disprove any skeptic – in fact, if anyone in our day is still a skeptic, they are just being obtuse.
In our Bible series we move to the next installment – the Abrahamic covenant. We will see how is the model of the covenant for the inclusion of Gentiles, according to St Paul, as Abraham himself was a Gentile. Abraham is the famous convert, and for St. Paul is the model of the convert as see he looked forward to the coming Messiah. The full talks are available for those who subscribe to JaysAnalysis.com. Live at 5 PM CST
#fahrenheit451 #raybradbury The 1953 novel by Ray Bradbury predicted the social media governed dystopian society we now inhabit with stunning accuracy. We were warned, but no one heeded the warnings of science fiction … or was it scientism conditioning?
Last time I made a video about IT and tied it to Harvey, as that was in the news at the time, but having never seen the old IT in the 80s, I wasn’t aware (spoiler) IT was a danged alien. Aliens aliens aliens. Yawn. Once again the tale is gnosticism – the only tale Hollywood can tell. Also, I just got exposed as Illuminate CONFIRM so I weep and find solace in the sweet voice of BONO of the U2 BAND.
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FOUNTAIN OF IMMORTALITY – A SPIRITUAL MEDITATION FROM THE HOLY FATHERS ON THE DIVINE LITURGY Produced by the Media Office of the Eastern American Diocese in collaboration with St. Tikhon’s Orthodox Seminary. Author and Producer: Reader Alexander Koranda Editor: Reader Peter S. Lukianov Narrator: John D. Sutko.
Jay covers the gross movie Midsommar and its pagan symbolism, Wicker Man (1973) with Chrissy Lee and Stranger Things Season 3! Lots of fun here.
In this talk we move to Continental Philosophy and examine its origins and presuppositions, as well as the contrast to analytical philosophy. From Aquinas to Kant, we see the breakdown of philosophy from nominalism to empiricism, leading to the dialectics in Hegel’s Absolute Idealism. In the second hour, we move to Kierkegaard, Husserl and Heidegger.
