How do religious fags cope with the fact that astrology completely btfo's their entire worldview?> Astrology is thousands of years older than Christianity> Billions of people in based Eastern countries believe in it, not some zombie Jew> The birth of your own messiah was predicted by an astrological event (the Star of Bethlehem)> Kings, presidents, and CEOs have private astrologers, not private priests, to make big decisions> The planets and stars are real, tangible forces that actually affect the world (tides, seasons, gravity), unlike your magical sky daddy> Your entire calendar, including the date of Christmas, is based on pagan astrological traditions (Sol Invictus)> Astrology requires complex math and observation, your religion requires blind faith and donation moneyIt's so over for Christcucks. The stars don't care about your sins.
>>17999392you mean astronomy anonastrology is white women basing their personality on which constellations they can see around their birthday
>>17999392Astrology is completely compatible with christianity. But not astrology and christianity the way they're understood and practiced now.
>>17999406So... Who was Jesus, astrologically speaking? He gives me Gemini vibes.
>>17999411The ordering of the heaven below to reflect the heaven above according to the designs of the Father is art lost like the assignment of souls and much else now gone. The kingdom is in ruins and its people blind, so the revival of such advanced schemes is the definition of putting the cart before the horse.
They cope by getting mad and telling you what they like instead.>I DON'T CARE ABOUT SILLY STUPID STARS OR SYMBOLS OR ANIMALS, I CARE ABOUT GOD AND SIN AND FAMILIES! SHUT UP AND LET ME TALK NOW!
>>17999411Well, christmas is 25 dec. so he must be Capricorn.
>>17999392Enoch has entire sections in his books explaining astrology.
Counterpoint: Saints’ feast days and some church calendars correspond to seasonal cycles. Religion and astrology are deeply connected.
>>17999392So what is the "star of Bethlehem?>>17999438Back then, yes. Nowadays? It would be Sagittarius. But Im honestly uncertain whether Winter Solstice would be the date of birth or conception of the man.
>>17999392> Billions of people in based Eastern countries believe in itIn what lmao Astrology is not a coherent set of worldwide beliefs, it's a type of hypotheses, most of which are lost to time. It's like saying billions of people believe in curses. They might. How is that supposed to btfo anything at all?> The birth of your own messiah was predicted by an astrological event (the Star of Bethlehem)Even the stars worship the Lord.> Kings, presidents, and CEOs have private astrologers, not private priests, to make big decisionsThey absolutely had priests.> Your entire calendar, including the date of Christmas, is based on pagan astrological traditions (Sol Invictus)And pagan astrological traditions are based on the stars our Lord set in motion. Sol Invictus is one of many Roman Sun festivals, which were celebrated anywhere between early August and late December so the correlation to Christmas is mostly arbitrary.
>>18001343>pagan astrological traditions are based on the stars our Lord set in motionYour lord doesn't exist so you're making conclusions from false premises. You christcucks have a religion of lies so that's not surprising.>>18001343>They absolutely had priests.None of them used priests as much as they used astrologers who were used for the most serious reasons>>17999648Heretical books
>>18001435>Heretical booksOnly fools reject wisdom.
