Temple of Zeus — The Assembly of the Gods

Does Christianity Come from Catholicism?

sublimesatanist

sublimesatanist
#1

I'm not very knowledgeable here but I think I read (from HPS Pythia) somewhere that Christianity first began after a split occurred in Catholic beliefs (if I recall right...) Sorry, too many historical events. I'm not very good at history and politics.

Looking at Wikipedia's 'List of Oldest Church Buildings' it appears that it started with Coptic Orthodox cathedrals being built, which is a schism of Catholicism that occurred in 451 AD. Beyond that I'm a little confused. All we have to go on regarding Christianity's origins is the "book of lies" and some archaeological ruins (100-300 AD) that are claimed to be the earliest Christian churches, which really are just dwellings.
I appreciate any information and I'm sorry for the tedious question.

It's crazy how these sick programs they call religions destroyed, replaced and stole from Pagan ones. I'm learning more of these truths little by little.

Here's an interesting fact that I came across:
"Vatican Hill is the site of the largest ancient temple to Cybele. Ashtoreth (Astaroth) the goddess of fertility, sexuality and war; was known as Cybele in Rome."

May the truth forever be known here that Paganism predates Judaism and christianity. The proofs for this are never ending; the Obilisks in the Vatican, the Star of David (stolen from the Star of Visnu), the Kippa/Zucchetto (originally the 'Cap of Cybelle' worn in Egypt), the Mitre (stolen from Babylon; seen in depictions of Dagon/Dagan), the equilateral cross (or iron cross), the allegory of crucifixion, the pine cone staff (stolen from Egypt, the staff of Osiris), the fish symbol (stolen from Hinduism, representing the Yoni) and so on.

Not to mention all these old churches with sacred geometry. It is so plain to see (even for complete idiots) and I hope more christians wake up to these indisputable truths in our fabricated world.

HAIL ZEUS!

Discussion

High Priestess Lydia Coventina
#2

Catholicism is christianity. There are many christian sects. Protestant is the sect you are thinking of, that came from the split from catholicism.

Baptists, methodist, mennonites, lutheran, catholic, etc, are all christianity. The enemy had to keep making new sects as people turned against the original ones, to keep them still plugged into the christian vortex.

#3
Lydia [JG wrote:

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Catholicism is christianity. There are many christian sects. Protestant is the sect you are thinking of, that came from the split from catholicism.

Baptists, methodist, mennonites, lutheran, catholic, etc, are all christianity. The enemy had to keep making new sects as people turned against the original ones, to keep them still plugged into the christian vortex.

orthodoxy also came from a split from catholicism (great schism~1054, has its seat somewhere in greece, here in romania is still strong because of people being either too rooted in it to change or too lazy-minded to care)