The fact that many traditional Catholics as well as Protestants perceived such idols of stone to be not only objects of heathen adoration but the worship of demons (see Acts 7:41–42; Psalms 96:5; and 1 Corinthians 10:20) makes what motivated Pope Sixtus to erect the phallus of Osiris in the heart of St. Peter’s Square, located in Vatican City and bordering St. Peter’s Basilica, very curious.
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The Society of Catholic Scientists has scheduled their 2021 SCS conference, and this year’s topic is literally out of this world. Titled “E.T., A.I., and Minds Beyond the Human,” the conference will be held at the Hilton Hotel in Washington D.C. from June 4th thru 6th. It will feature a full range of education and theology experts covering topics related to the theme. “There’ll be 13 talks,” said Dr. Stephen Barr, president of the Society of Catholic Scientists, in an interview with the Catholic News Agency (CNA).” Half of the talks are going to be about extraterrestrial life, and there’s going to be talks by some big experts on that subject.”
I’ve received confirmation of the next big Vatican ‘public’ event – the International Health Conference: Exploring the Mind, Body & Soul. How Innovation and Novel Delivery Systems Improve Human Health. To take place from May 6 to May 8, the conference is being funded by donations, notably from Moderna, Sanford Health, Akkad Holdings, the John Templeton Foundation, and bizarrely, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints – the Mormons. None of the ten goals listed for the conference refer either to God or the Catholic Church. Topics include ‘Human Enhancement, Living Healthily to 120 and Beyond, and Sustainable Health Care: Protecting Our Environment.’ Proceedings will be opened by Dr Anthony Fauci, an advocate of Big Pharma who led the US response to Covid, extolling mask wearing, social distancing – including church closures, lockdowns, and mass vaccination. He recently assured the World Health Organisation of the Biden administration’s commitment to funding abortion. Another sparkling headliner is the abortion-promoting, former First Daughter, now ‘vice-chair’ of the Clinton Foundation and ‘world health expert’, Chelsea Clinton…
It’s a Saturday afternoon and you are merrily about your usual business, when suddenly and out of nowhere, you hear the loudest and absolutely most terrifying sound, (like a trumpet blast), you have ever heard. The noise buckles your knees and sends you to the ground in fright. What just happened? Once you have recovered your senses, you race to where most everyone else will race to; Your electronic devises, to check out the various social media sites to see what is being said about the phenomenon. People will be hyperventilating in their social media posts as they describe the same thing you just heard, and it will soon become apparent that this event was worldwide in scope. Then other details will begin to emerge; There will be talk about the sudden disappearance into seemingly thin air of family, friends and acquaintances…
From UFO crash sites on other planets and aliens “lurking” on asteroids to a permanent radio telescope on the far side of the Moon, a new NASA-funded study into the search for intelligent extraterrestrial life (SETI) details how future NASA missions could purposefully look for the “technosignatures” of advanced alien civilizations. Described as evidence for the use of technology or industrial activity in other parts of the Universe, the search for technosignatures has barely begun, but could unearth something surprising without much additional spend, says the study. Published in the specialized journal Acta Astronautica, the study includes a list of what’s NASA missions could detect as observational “proof of extraterrestrial life” beyond Earth. Perhaps most intriguingly, the paper suggests that interstellar probes might have been sent into the Solar System…
A biblical text dismissed as a forgery in the 19th century is not only authentic but is actually a predecessor to the Book of Deuteronomy, a scholar now says. The Book of Deuteronomy describes some of the events in Israel’s early history and tells of several laws passed down by God, including the Ten Commandments. Many scholars believe that the Book of Deuteronomy was written around 2,700 years ago. This text would date back earlier. The claim has generated a considerable amount of media attention, including a lengthy article in The New York Times; however, most scholars contacted by Live Science expressed doubts, saying they think the text is in fact a forgery…
The Catholic military order was active for almost 200 years until their abrupt demise. At the height of their power between the 12th and 13th century, the Templars were among the most skilled fighting units of the Crusade period and managed large Christian economic organisations across Europe and the Middle East. But their sudden reduction in power inspired the rise of legends and has seen them at the centre of intense research ever since. Some believe the order may have once carried the Holy Grail and the Ark of the Covenant, two items central to Bible scripture, yet never found. Templar historian Angel Almazan detailed how a clue points towards the Templar’s ambitions at the time. He said: “One of the unusual curiosities found in the San Bartolome de Ucero is in the interior capitals. It is a figure that is like a table divided into two. It is the schematic way in which they represent the Ark of the Covenant in Ethiopia – there are legends that the templars were searching for it.” And Mr Almazan said further evidence had also been uncovered that showed the area’s importance to the order…
Christians must “change their strategy” to keep graphic sex materials out of public schools, an expert has advised, following reports that an Ohio public high school has assigned freshman students to read a slam poetry book about a girl who liberates herself by abandoning her Christian faith and engaging in sexual promiscuity. According to The Daily Wire, Hilliard Bradley High School, located near Columbus, the state’s capital, has assigned ninth-grade English students to read a poetry book titled, “The Poet X,” in which the main character, named Xiomara, rejects her faith and engages in sexual activities at school as a minor…
After a year of dealing with a pandemic — a world none of us were prepared to live in — it’s easy to give in to cynicism. That’s particularly true for people like Shannon Bream, whose job it is to go through all the news of the day and explain it to viewers. Bream, anchor of “Fox News @ Night,” said she’s staved off the temptation to give into negativity by relying on Scripture. In 2021, she told Faithwire, she’s found comfort in the words of Psalm 19:14, in which the psalmist wrote: “Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in your sight, O Lord, my rock and my redeemer.”
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