The FUEL Project- Section 7 of 12: The Enlightenment Era. The rejection of Rome’s perverse leadership gave way to the godless notion of enlightenment. The Freemasons & Masonic Symbols & Illuminati themes are in view. The wickedness of the Jesuits and the RCC, in general, ignited a dramatic rejection of Christianity by many in Europe via a movement called “The Enlightenment.” Even today, many do not understand that neither the Crusades nor the Inquisition were Christian endeavors, but were the workings of the satanically-inspired RCC organization whose primary victims were the true Christians. In an effort to be rid of the type of religious control & corruption wielded by the RCC, people began to desire a type of godless society which would be free of such religious influences.
1. KNOW YOUR ENEMY – Exploring the coming New World Order from a Christian perspective.
But even if our gospel is veiled, it is veiled to those who are perishing, whose minds the god (Satan) of this age has blinded, who do not believe, lest the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine on them. 2 Corinthians 4:3-4
The FUEL Project- Section 7 The Enlightenment Era
Part 38 – The Enlightenment
The wickedness of the Jesuits and the RCC, in general, ignited a dramatic rejection of Christianity by many in Europe via a movement called “The Enlightenment.” Even today, many do not understand that neither the Crusades nor the Inquisition were Christian endeavors, but were the workings of the satanically-inspired RCC organization whose primary victims were the true Christians. In an effort to be rid of the type of religious control & corruption wielded by the RCC, people began to desire a type of godless society which would be free of such religious influences.
Instead of looking to God’s ways (which they falsely believed were exemplified by the Catholic church), man would look to science and reason for all answers. Like Eve in the Garden, they believed the lie that God was a vengeful, wrathful God who hated man and desired to keep him in ignorance. Also like Eve, they did not know that in turning from the Tree of Life (God) to the Tree of the Knowledge of Good & Evil (man), they had been deceived by the “divining serpent” (Vatican). Needing some answer for the very existence of man and even the world in general, but not wanting to acknowledge the Christian God, the school of thought called Deism began to emerge.
Part 39 – Deism
Deism puts forth that there is a Creator, but this Creator is not personally involved with his/her creation. Since there is no direct interaction with this Creator, there is no direct revelation from him/her. In this way, all religions contain some validity, and it is up to each person to pick and choose which truths are most relevant for themselves. According to this mindset, there is no such thing as an absolute truth of God. Everyone is right in their understanding of God because everyone has just a small portion of the truth.
Deism was a forerunner to Pantheism, which says that not only is God observable in nature, but God is nature itself. In pantheism, God typically becomes female and is referred to as “Mother Nature”, “Mother Earth”, or “Gaia”. Deism is also the root of Universalism, which falsely teaches that everyone will get to Heaven, such as Carlton Pearson teaches. In its affinity for science, Deism began to refer to God in scientific terms, calling Him the “Grand Architect of the Universe”. The Architect’s master plan would then be carried out by men as they increased in knowledge. It is around this time that Freemasonry became a sort of church of Deism, exercising the purist form of Babylonian mysteries in existence.
Part 40 – Freemasons
The history of lodges and the Freemason brotherhood in using the principles of the Babylonian mystery religion to architect a new society and a new breed of man, free from religious tyranny.
Part 41 – The Illuminati
Information on the life and teachings of Adam Weishaupt, who formed the “Ordo Illuminati Bavarensis” in 1776 as an exclusive sect within Freemasonry. Educated by the Jesuits, Weishaupt adopted many Jesuit principles in his Illuminati organization.
Part 42 – Illuminati Themes
One of the mottoes of the Illuminati is “Order out of Chaos”. They create disorder and then bring about the solution to that disorder, thereby gaining control/influence over the minds of the people.
Part 43 – Masonic Symbols I
Occultists believe that once a symbol is created, it generates a power all its own, and the more secret the symbol’s true meaning, the more powerful it is. ALL occult symbols have double meanings to help with concealment.
Part 44 – Masonic Symbols II
A continuing review of the Freemasonry occult symbols.
