By The Voice Do You Solemnly Swear To Tell The Truth,
What Is
The Truth? The Whole Truth, And Nothing But The Truth?
I Do. Proceed…
“And you will
know the truth and
the truth shall set
you free!” Write me at
understanding_truth@yahoo.com
(John 8:32)
Page 1 Feb 26, 2003 What is the purpose of
Religion?
What is
the purpose of religion? There must be hundreds of religions in the world.
Do they seem like they
contradict each other and yet all claim to be the one true religion?
What can you believe?
Page 2 Mar
3, 2003 The wide and narrow path
Many people honestly believe
that religion is a hoax or that “all roads lead to the same place”.
In a sense, they are correct on both points. Many people practice some form of religious beliefs
to some degree
thinking that they are free to do so. They are free to do so, but it is not a
good idea.
Page 3 Mar 4, 2003
The origin of false religion
Where did all the
false religions come from? After all, if there is only one true God,
why isn’t there only
the one true religion?
Page 4 Mar
6, 2003 The way of false worship
Jesus Christ came to us almost 2,000 years ago to teach us his Father’s name and how to
worship him in truth and spirit. Thus, Christianity began as a pure religion that the apostles
and disciples began
spreading throughout the known world.
Page 5 Mar
9, 2003 The one true religion
There is in existence a people who worship The Creator (of us and the universe) in the way he requires.
Is it difficult? Is
it demanding? No! He did not make the rules hard or demanding, men did.
Page 6 Mar
9, 2003 Tricked into worshiping
false gods
Every year the world celebrates a holiday known as Easter. For Christendom, it is supposed to be
a most holy day in remembrance of the death and resurrection of Jesus. Wouldn’t the followers of false
Christianity be
surprised to learn that the holiday is instead a festival for a pagan goddess
of fertility?
Page 7 Apr
2, 2003 By Their Fruits You Will
Know Them…
Jesus Christ came to us almost 2,000 years ago to teach a pure religion that the apostles and disciples
began spreading throughout
the known world. Jesus did not use force or threats in the course of doing his
Father’s work.
Page 8 Apr
5, 2003 The End of This System
of Things Part I of 3
Is the world as we know it coming to an end soon? How soon? “Truly I say to YOU that this generation will by no means
pass away until all these things occur. Heaven and Earth will pass away, but my words will by no means pass away.”
(Matthew 24:34-35)
Page 9 Apr
9, 2003 The End of This System
of Things Part II of 3
1914 was the year World War I began.
What was the significance of that? Never was there a war like it in all
of
previous history.
Total casualties were estimated at 10
million dead, 21 million wounded, and 7.7 million
missing or imprisoned.
Page 10 Apr
5, 2003 The End of This System
of Things Part III of 3
The Bible contains many prophecies concerning Armageddon – the end of the world as we know it now.
Understandably, few people take the prophecies seriously since this wicked and corrupted world is the only world that they
know.
Page 11 Apr 12, 2003 The Mormons
We
learned a little about the history and origin of the Catholic Church (see page
4 of 7). What about other false religions?
Where did they get their start? According to the World Book
Encyclopedia: Joseph Smith, the founder of the Mormon
Faith claimed that in the spring of 1820 he had a vision in which he saw God and Jesus Christ.
Page 12 Apr 26, 2003 The Moslems
According
to the World Book Encyclopedia: Moslems are people
who practice the religion of Islam,
founded by Mohammed about 600 A.D. The term Moslem comes from the
Arabic word ‘Muslim’,
meaning a believer in Islam.
Page 13 May
2, 2003 The Protestants
The
Protestant religion came about as an offshoot to the Roman Catholic Religion.
Why did it come about?
Most people are vaguely aware that a Catholic priest named Martin
Luther led the Protestant movement.
What was being protested
about the Catholic faith?
Page 14 May
6, 2003 The Jewish nation
The ancient Jewish people not only
worshipped Jehovah exclusively, but they were the only people who did.
As time went by, they gradually fell away and
began worshiping other gods. When it happened, bad things
happened to the Jews. Was this God’s punishment?
Not always!
Page 15 May
4, 2003 Jehovah’s people
Who
are Jehovah’s people? According to the World Book Encyclopedia: Jehovah’s
Witnesses are Christians
who use the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society as their governing
body. They took their name from
the American Standard version of the Bible, Isaiah 43:12: Ye are my witnesses, saith Jehovah, and I am God.”
Page 16 May 11, 2003 Satan Part 1 of 2
As we learned on page 3 of 7, Satan wants
to be worshipped. He wants power. From the book of Job,
we can learn a lot about Satan and
Jehovah.
Page 17 May 21, 2003 Satan Part 2 of 2
Satan is a very
busy “angel”. The amount of work he does every day would stagger our mortal
minds.
To understand what he is busy doing and why, let us go back to the
beginning of his career.
Our creator has a name. By now you know what His name is. His name is Jehovah and He wants us to call Him by His
name. What
happens if we do not call Him by His name? “5 For though there be what are
called "gods,"
whether in heaven or on earth (as there are
many "gods" and many "lords"), 6 yet to us
there is but one
God,
the Father, from whom are all things, and we in Him, and one Lord Jesus
Christ by whom are all
things, and we by Him.”
(1Corinthians 8:5,6)
Page 19 May 27, 2003 Jesus is not God
There are many people in the world who mistakenly think that Jesus Christ is God. This is a false belief promoted by Satan.
Why would Satan want
people to worship Jesus Christ? Because then worship would be diverted from his
Father, Jehovah.
How do we know that Jesus is not God, the son?
Page 20 May 29, 2003 Jehovah’s prophets
Jehovah Has spoken to people directly down through the ages but usually addresses large populations of people through His
prophets. The prophets had a very important work to do: they would be the spokespersons for Jehovah. Why was the work
important?
Page 21 May 29, 2003 Life on a paradise earth
The Survivors of Armaggedon will survive because Jehovah will protect them from all harm. The world as we know it now
will come abruptly
to an end. There will be no government officials or governmental structure to
be found anywhere on the
earth.
All of the kings, presidents, dictators and their cabinets will be
deceased. There will be no crime because all of the
criminals will be gone.
Page 22 June
3, 2003 The work of the apostles
Almost two thousand years ago the apostles and disciples of Jesus Christ devoted their lives to doing his work.
What was it like to be a follower of Jesus Christ? Jesus had a mission while he was here on the earth: to spread the
information all of us need; there is a true God and one true religion out of all of the false religions proliferating around the
world. This is what Jesus told his followers: “14And the Good News about
the Kingdom will be preached
throughout the whole world, so that all
nations will hear it; and then, finally, the end will come.”
(Matthew 24:14)
Page 23 June
9, 2003 The Day of Armageddon
More than three thousand years ago all of mankind was destroyed except for eight people! How do we know that the story
Of Noah and the ark is a true story? Jesus Christ himself talked about it to his disciples:
“37As it was in the days of Noah, so it
will be at the coming of the Son of Man.”
(Matthew 24:37) (New International Version)
Page 24 June 11, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number
One
“You shall have no other gods before me.” (Exodus 20:3) (New International Version)
This commandment was given to Moses about 3,500 years ago. Was false religion widespread at that time?
The people of Egypt worshipped numerous false gods. In fact, most of the people living back then worshiped many false
gods.
Page 25 June 17, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number
Two
“You must not make for yourself a carved image or a form like anything that is in the heavens above or that is
on the earth underneath or that is in the waters under the earth.” (Exodus 20:4) The second commandment
should be the easiest one for Christians to follow. The first one should be easy too. And yet, these two commandments
are routinely broken, and most of the time the “Christian” people who are breaking them usually do not even realize it!
Page 26 June 19, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number
Three
“Thou shalt not idly utter the name of Jehovah thy God; for Jehovah will not hold him guiltless that idly uttereth his name.
(Exodus 20:7) (Darby)
Most people do not understand exactly what this commandment means. Another translation is clearer:
7Do not misuse my name.
I am the LORD your God, and I will punish anyone who misuses my name.
(Exodus 20:7) (Contemporary English
Version)
Page 27 June 20, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number
Four
“8 Remember
the sabbath day, to keep it holy. 9 Six days shalt thou labor, and
do all thy work;
10 but the seventh day is a
sabbath unto Jehovah thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou,
nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy
man-servant, nor thy maid-servant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger
that is within thy gates: 11 for
in six days Jehovah made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is,
and rested the seventh day: wherefore Jehovah
blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it.”
(Exodus 20:8-11) (American Standard Version)
Page 28 June 24, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number
Five
“Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy days may be long in the land which Jehovah thy God giveth thee.
(Exodus 20:12) (ASV)
This commandment is easy to follow when the parents are loving. What happens when the parents are not so loving?
Page 29 June 27, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number
Six
“You shall not murder” (Exodus 20:13) (English Standard Version) There is a subtle distinction between “killing”
and “murder”. The King James version: “Thou shalt not kill” is not sufficient and has caused confusion for centuries.
There are many people who believe that it is a sin to kill anything. It is not the intent of this commandment to condemn
us for trivialities such as swatting flies, mosquitoes, etc. Taken to this extreme, the slaughtering of animals, even fish,
for food would be prohibited.
Page 30 July
01, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number Seven
“You shall not commit adultery.
(Exodus 20:14) (New International Version) What constitutes adultery?
“22 If a man is found sleeping
with another man's wife, both the man who slept with her and
the woman must die. You must purge the evil from Israel.
Page 31 July
03, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number Eight
“Thou shalt not steal.” (Exodus 20:15) (21st Century King James Version)
Stealing has always been a crime. What does the Bible say about some of the penalties for theft?
“You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.” (Exodus 20:16) (New American Standard)
What exactly does this mean? Most people believe that it simply means “do not lie”. Actually, there is a lot more to this
commandment than
that. Here is a clearer translation: "You
shall not give false testimony against your neighbor. “
(Exodus 20:16) New International
Version
Page 33 July
08, 2003 The Ten Commandments : Number Ten
“You shall not covet your
neighbor's house. You shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his manservant
or maidservant,
his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor." (Exodus 20:17) (New International Version) While this is the
traditional translation for this commandment, “covet” is not a word that is used much in conversation anymore. Here is a more
up-to-date translation:
“Thou shalt not desire thy
neighbour's house, thou shalt not desire thy neighbour's wife,
nor his bondman, nor his handmaid, nor his
ox, nor his ass, nor anything that is thy neighbour's.”
(Exodus 20:17) (Darby)
Page 34 July
09, 2003 “Not of This World”
Part I
Jesus spoke of being “not of this
world many times” to his followers: “23Then he said to them, "You are from
below;
I am from above. You are of this world; I am not.”
John 8:23 (NLT)
What does it mean? This seems to mean that Jesus came from Heaven and does not consider himself to be an
earthly inhabitant. What evidence is there?
Page 35 July
10, 2003 “Not of This World”
Part II
Jesus demonstrated many times that he was not “of this world” by performing miracles. He knew that he was formerly
from Heaven and just living on earth for a short time: ”11Holy Father, I am no
longer in the world. I am coming to you,
but my followers are still in the world. So
keep them safe by the power of the name that you have given me.
Then they will be one with each other, just
as you and I are one”
(John 17:11 (Contemporary English Version)
This obviously means that Jesus knew he was
about to die and go back to Heaven. However, he still said that his followers
were
also “not of this world” many times as well.
Page 36 Aug 11,
2003 Should We Listen to Jehovah?
The Bible has many stories in it about the relationship between Jehovah and the people he created long ago.
Some of them listened to his voice when He spoke and obeyed Him. Many heard His voice with their own ears and
still disobeyed Him. Are the faithful rewarded? Abraham (Abram) was one among the many people Jehovah
conversed with.
Page 37
Aug 20, 2003 The Lord’s Prayer
The Bible has many prayers in it. The Lord’s prayer is an example that Jesus gave us. Most people have a vague idea
of what the words mean, but often people memorize it and repeat it in prayer mechanically. Is this the best or only way
to pray to our Heavenly Father? False Christianity, especially Catholicism, promotes the idea that mindless repetition of
the Lord’s prayer is the accepted way to pray to their nameless lord. And that is exactly what they do. This is not
what Jehovah wants from us.
Page 38 Sep
05, 2003 Jehovah’s Requirements
Since the dawn of history (the beginnings of mankind) Jehovah, the God who created us had requirements for us.
What kind of requirements?
At first, there were only two people living in the world. Adam and his wife, Eve, lived alone in the Garden of Eden.
For them, there was only one commandment: “16 And Jehovah God commanded the man, saying, Of every tree of
the garden thou mayest freely eat: 17 but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in
the day that thou
eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.“
(Genesis 2:16-17) (American Standard Version)
Page 39 Sep
10, 2003 Do You Love Jesus?
People who attend the churches of false Christianity say they love Jesus. These same people claim that they would
invite Jesus and his
apostles in their home to talk to them. Would they really? Jesus and his apostles were
proselytizers:
they tried to convert others to their faith
and to their way of thinking. That meant publicly
announcing Jehovah’s name and His requirements. Just like Jehovah’s Witnesses do.
Page 40 Sep
19, 2003 Jesus Christ - Man or
God? Part 1
Jesus Christ said he was the son of God many times. With his authority from his father he was able to perform
many miraculous feats. Perhaps that is why people today believe that he was a god like his father. What did Jesus say
about himself?
13When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, "Who do people say the Son of Man is?"
14They replied, "Some say John the Baptist; others say Elijah; and still others, Jeremiah or one of the prophets."
15"But what about you?" he asked. "Who
do you say I am?" 16Simon Peter answered, "You are the
Christ,
the Son of the living God." Matthew 16:13-17) (New International Version)-BibleGateway
Why do people stubbornly persist in thinking that Jesus Christ is God? What is their point? True, Jesus was more than
just a man, he was God’s son; but evidence in the Bible exists in abundance to show that he was not God at all.
False Christianity teaches that Jesus is himself God. That is because false Christianity is busy promoting Jesus and
covering up the evidence that God is named Jehovah.
Page 42 Oct 10, 2003 Is the World Really Coming to an End? Part 1
The World, as we know it now, is indeed coming to an end soon. Many prophets in the Bible wrote about the
“end of this system of things” thousands of years ago. What was the earliest prophecy?
Page 43 Oct
19, 2003 Is the World Really
Coming to an End? Part 2
Recently, in the news, a famous magician named Roy Horn of the well-known duo Siegfried and Roy was seriously injured
by one of his own pet tigers. As a matter of fact, people and children are attacked and injured by many kinds of wild
and tame creatures every day. Even by trusted pets. Sometimes the person is accidentally hurt, like unfortunate Roy,
and sometimes the attack is deliberate. Either way, animals can be dangerous, at least, for now. What does the Bible
say about our animal friends in the near future?
Page 44 Oct 29, 2003 Which Do You Believe In – Santa or Jehovah?
'Tis is the time of year when people in many western countries look forward to celebrating Christmas. This includes
the tradition of "Christmas shopping". People who observe the Christmas holiday usually think of the day as being
sacred to Christians and fun for everyone. What does the Bible say about this tradition?
Page 45 Oct
30, 2003 Are You Part of the
Solution or the Problem?
People today live their lives without even being aware that they are in trouble. Even when they are aware that they
are in deep trouble, they do not seem to care. What kind of trouble are people having? Look around. What are the
world news headlines today? How many people were murdered yesterday? How many today? How many innocent
people are in prison worldwide? How many people were robbed? How many people are being beaten right now?
How many are women and children? How many people have addictions? Some of the world is safe and happy,
but most of it is a
place of torment and desperation. Did our Heavenly Father intend for our world
to be like this?
Page 46 Nov 14, 2003 Do We Really Have Free Will? Part 1
People
are said to have free will. What does that really mean? It implies that we have
the ability to make our own decisions,
act on our own initiative and decide what we want to do. Do
people use their free will for good?
Page 47 Nov 15, 2003 Do We Really Have Free Will? Part 2
Most people think
that they control their own destiny and their actions. Is it true that we
really control our own destiny,
or do we allow outside influences to direct our actions? To give
an honest answer it will be necessary to look at the
outside influences in our life that quietly control our decisions.
Page 48 Dec 17, 2003 Is it true that once saved, always saved? Part 1
One of the most widespread beliefs perpetuated
by false Christianity is the doctrine that “Once saved, you are
always saved”. In fact, many branches of Protestantism
deal specifically with the members being given a ritual
(such as baptism) that makes them somehow “born again” and therefore “saved”. Where do the ministers of false
Christianity derive
this belief?
Page 49 Dec 22, 2003 Is it true that once saved, always saved? Part 2
People who believe they are “saved” or “born
again” think that they are going to live forever in Heaven when they die.
These people find this misinformation from
their ministers comforting. They believe that they may sin as much as they
want to but Jesus will always love them no matter what. That would be nice, if it were true, wouldn’t it? First, it is
necessary to understand that we are not allowed to practice evil every day and expect to be endlessly forgiven for that.
Would any parents
tolerate such behavior from their
children?
Page 50 Dec
31, 2003 Whose slave are you?
People live under the false impression that they are free to do whatever they wish to do. Yes, there are countries in the
world where the governments are harsh and repressive, but most people of the world have a degree of personal freedom,
or do they? Many kinds of actual slavery still exist in the world today. People are still owned by one or more masters,
most, without even realizing it! Can these poor slaves free themselves?
Page 51 Jan
9, 2004 Which God Will Protect
Us?
People have been praying to various gods for countless centuries for many things. There are certainly many thousands
of gods. Sometimes people pray to them for protection from life’s dangers. Yet when a 6.2 magnitude earthquake shook
Iran recently (article) almost thirty thousand people were killed there. Most of the dead were Moslems who depended
on Allah to protect
them. Why did Allah let so many people
die in this earthquake?
Page 52 Jan
28, 2004 Are Psychics Helpful To
Us?
People go to psychics for advice because many psychics have the supernatural ability to forecast the future, see the past
and describe a person's present situation. Is it a good idea to consult a psychic with proven abilities to learn what the
future holds for us? No. It may seem like a good idea, but it is not. Why is it a bad idea?
Page 53 Feb
3, 2004 Valentines day
What kind of a holiday is
Valentine’s day? Let us look at the information found in the encyclopedia.
According to
the encyclopedia
Encarta: Saint
Valentine’s Day, a
holiday honoring lovers. It is celebrated February 14 by the custom
of sending greeting cards or gifts to express
affection. The cards, known as
valentines, are often designed with hearts
to symbolize love. The holiday probably
derives from the ancient Roman feast of Lupercalis (February 15).
Page 54 Feb 19, 2004 Not All Good People Go To Heaven
Part I
Many people think that when they die
they will go to Heaven if they are worthy. It seems only fair. Besides, False
Christianity teaches this belief based on what was written in the Bible. Because of this, most people will probably
become quite upset
to find out that the truth is, they definitely will not go to Heaven when they
die.
Page 55 Mar 2, 2004 Not All Good People Go To
Heaven Part II
Most people will live forever on the earth instead of in Heaven? Scriptures in the Bible describe how it will happen.
Here is a vision Ezekiel had that describes how the dead will soon all be restored to life.
Page 56 Mar 5, 2004 Which Is Real – Jehovah or the
Easter Bunny?
Soon it will be time again for a “Christian” Holiday called Easter. What is Easter?
Page 57 Mar 24, 2004 The True Story of Lent
Many
Christians celebrate the holy days of Lent before Easter. What is the origin of
this tradition?
Page 58 Apr 6, 2004 An Interview With Jesus
Normally Jesus Christ doesn’t grant interviews so this is indeed an honor and a privilege to – okay. This isn’t a real
interview with Jesus because – like I said – He doesn’t grant interviews. But if I could interview him, it would probably
go something like this:
Page 59 Apr 7, 2004 An Interview with Satan
Normally Satan doesn’t grant interviews so this is indeed an unusual opportunity to – okay. This isn’t a real
interview with Satan because – like I said – He doesn’t grant interviews. But if I could interview Satan, it would probably
go something like this:
Page 60 Apr 8, 2004 An Interview with God
Normally God doesn’t grant interviews so this is indeed an honor and a privilege to – okay. This isn’t a real
interview with God because – like I said – He doesn’t grant interviews. But if I could interview God, it would probably
go something like this:
Page 61 Apr 30, 2004 The World Is Changing
Most people have heard that there will be an "end of the world" but do not really expect it to happen. This is
understandable because even though it was prophesied by many of the Bible's prophets, it was a very long time ago.
The most recent credible prophesies by Jesus and the apostle John were written almost 2,000 years ago and as we
can plainly see, the world has still not come to an end.
Page 62 May 28, 2004 The Power of Pride
As we draw near to a holiday, known as Memorial Day, Americans will be displaying symbols of their pride for their
country. People will display American flags from vehicles and buildings. Some will display bumper stickers with
“The Power of Pride”
printed on them with the American flag logo.
Page 63 June 12, 2004 What is “Babylon the Great”?
Most people have a religious belief of some kind. This story is for the people of Christendom who attend their
churches faithfully.
Page 64 June 16, 2004 The Christian Legacy of
Babylon Part 1 The Holy Trinity
There are many Babylonian beliefs besides the Trinity that still persist today as Christian beliefs such as the
“immortality of the human soul”, infant baptism, Christmas, Easter and hellfire.
Page 65 July 16, 2004 The Christian Legacy of
Babylon Part 2 The Immortality of the soul
The“ immortality of the human soul” is the belief that a “spirit” leaves the body at death and continues
to exist outside of
the body in some way.
Page 66 Aug 16, 2004 The Tampered Scriptures
The
Bible was written thousands of years ago by the prophets designated by Jehovah,
the God
who created us and the entire universe.
Through the ages, many people copied the scriptures carefully
and
accurately because they knew that the words written were from God Almighty
Himself.
Page 67 Sept 28, 2004 The Days of Terror
On September 11, 2004 America celebrated a holiday that is only three years old. The new holiday – Patriot Day –
did not exist prior to September 11, 2001. It is a subtle reminder of the terrible event in New York City that made
the word “terrorists” a household word people all over the world now use daily. The destruction of the World Trade
Center was not the first act of terrorism at all, but it now serves as a symbol for all acts of terrorism that continue to
occur daily in the world.
Page 68 Nov 18, 2004 The Holiday Called Christmas
The Bible says that in the
"Last Days" - people would love pleasure rather than God.
This is the time of year when people in mostly Christian
countries look forward to celebrating Christmas.
This includes the “sacred” tradition of
"Christmas shopping". People who observe the Christmas holiday
and all of the traditional festivities usually think of the day as being sacred to Christians and fun for everyone.
What does the Bible say about this tradition?
Page 69 Feb 28, 2005 The Holiday Called Easter
Every year the Christian
world celebrates a holiday known as Easter. For
Christendom, it is supposed to be
a most holy day in remembrance of the
death and resurrection of Jesus.
How do we know that Jesus did not
really die on Good Friday and then become resurrected Easter Sunday?
Page 70 April 10, 2005
Blessed Are The Meek
Just about anybody who hears this phrase recognizes it
as being a well-known quote from the Bible. Jesus said it:
"Blessed are
the Meek FOR THEY WILL INHERIT THE EARTH."
(Matthew 5:5) (King James Version)
What
does this mean? To a typical Christian, it is not obvious, yet the Bible is full
of similar messages.
Page 71 April 20, 2005 And Justice For All?
What kind
of a world do we live in today?
Many people would cheerfully say that
the world is a better place now than it was, say, two thousand years ago. In
most countries, especially the Westernized
ones, we can
see a great deal of prosperity and technological advancement. Famines,
pestilence, earthquakes and other forces of nature all still take a toll
all over
the world. But what about justice? Has mankind, after two thousand
years, been able to mete out justice any more competently?
Page 72 June 19, 2005 Blind Faith or True Knowledge?
A lot of people have a religion to believe in but do not know
anything about the history or origin of their religion. Is it wise to have
“blind faith” or
would it be better to understand what we believe in?
Page 73 June 27, 2005 Babylon
The Great and Christendom
Most people have a religious belief of some kind. This story is for the people of Christendom who attend their churches faithfully.
Christendom is comprised of the
Catholic and the many Protestant religions which includes the Mormons,
Seventh-Day Adventists, Baptists, Presbyterians,
Lutherans, Born-again, Charismatic,
Methodist, etc. Together with all of the non-Christian religions of the world
such as Buddhist, Moslem, Hindu, Tao, Shinto,
etc. they are
known collectively as “Babylon the Great”.
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