>>18363937
>Was/ is Christianity a trojan horse made by the ancient semitic/ cannanite elite priest castes to infiltrate and covertly control Rome - and then the rest of Europe and the modern "West" - through religious authority and spread of ideology?
In the same way that Protestantism was an attempt by the Pope to infiltrate and covertly control the Americas, yes.

>The crucifixion of Jesus seems symbolic of a sacrificial ritual (though it was meant to end all human/ animal sacrifices and Jesus is immortal, God still sacrificed his son) and the eucharist - eating bread and wine as symbols of his flesh and blood - is pretty spirit cooking type shi.
The Romans already thought poorly of human sacrifice, but otherwise yes, the Caananites perpetuated their blood cult by introducing a religion that forbade blood sacrifice. It was a very subtle move.

>Was/ is it the biggest psy-op in history? The ancient desert war cults that worshipped Baal, El, and Dagon 4500 years ago (Ebla tablets) made a pacifist religion for the warrior cultures of Rome and pre-christian/ "pagan" Europe, who welcomed their new holy reptilian overlords. They imposed a narrative where "Satan rules this world" (or, do >they?) but you get eternal afterlife in heaven as long as you tithe and listen to them (or you'll go to hell). Conditioned obedience by fear of evil, but manipulated into feeding into and supporting the very source and system (parasitizing the society/ civilization from within). Soon, nobody questioned why all the resources and wealth and power went to the church..
This would explain why early Christian societies (most notably Rome) were known for their Arabic priesthoods, lack of military, and economic sluggishness, but it really doesn't explain why such a generic scam would be restricted to Europe.

Yes it is. That's why for the most part people care more about the killing of Jesus. And they call his resurrection Easter because it's related to Ishtar.

It's literally just venerating and ritualizing the killing of the secondary star but also they start worshiping the fucking planet Venus that only got in place through a power vacuum, perhaps to avoid Earth falling out of the habitable zone.

The apocalypse and all that shit already happened. These people are just constantly recreating these events at lower smaller scales to ruin our lives and make themselves wealthier by redirecting everything to themselves pretending like their Venus planet is a star.

>>18363948
>the Caananites perpetuated their blood cult by introducing a religion that forbade blood sacrifice.
4D mindfuck ancient theology crafting - explicitly renounce human sacrifice, give the goys a rockstar monk hero then oops, we made gore of your comfort character. And for some reason, permanently depicted him in mangled post cartel torture ritual sacrifice form. Almost like a morbid inside joke lol? "Here is your god we made for you. We killed him, and {y}our god let us. Also your whole religion is basically going to be about this"

It's almost like the least subtle thing ever - in any other culture (vikings, mongolians, cartel), sliming someone out and leaving them in a ritualistically mutilated and desecrated state was to show their enemies they're a threat, aka >"psychological warfare" ?

>>18364069
I thought they worshipped Saturn (as equivalent to El, or Baal?), I see Shalim and Attar for Venus

>>18363937
>Was
Still is

>>18363937
That's the theory I find possible

The actual origin of the 3 Abraham's religions is vague and probably all 3 come from the same bunch of control freaks & manipulators at pretty much the same time and just distributed to their various parts of the world over the last few hundred years I doubt any of it is even a thousand years old

The history of it all is a outright lie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iep4gnmJeRE

>>18364069
The early Christian’s spoke Old English?

Christians will tell you “hurr durr paganism was already on the decline,” but that is a lie. By the time Constantine died, Christians were only less than 10% of the empire’s population and were at best a loud minority (they were also mostly concentrated in the eastern territories). They didn’t become a majority until Theodosius outlawed paganism and made an explicit effort to eradicate it by shutting down temples and forcibly disbanding pagan priesthoods. Even then, pagan beliefs still remained dominant among rural populations well into the early Middle Ages (where do you think the term “pagan” came from?).

Of course, they will continuously harp on about how they “preserved” classical texts while conveniently ignoring that the onset of Christianity is what stopped the preservation of pagan traditions in the first place. Some Christians preserving a couple texts relating to larger traditions isn’t a service to paganism, it’s more like putting a bandaid on a stab-wound that you inflicted. Imagine if I lit your house on fire and burned it to the ground, but went inside and grabbed your television and handed it to you before it got destroyed. Would you get on your knees and thank me? Obviously not. Besides, pagans had already been copying and preserving these texts for centuries and would have continued to do so without Christianity. Christianity was absolutely not necessarily for the preservation of these texts.

>>18364581
Yes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Israelism

>>18363937
Christians think if we don't support israel God will curse us, it's still working to this day.

>>18364716
It's American Evangelicals who believe that.