Hammer and Sickle Pope

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1. Jolly Roger says:

   May 11, 2018 at 6:04 pm

   Click the photo, save the original, and blow it up (Ctrl +) on your computer, and tell me there isn’t something funny about that “Christ” on the hammer.

   It looks like a woman, in a strange position on that “Crucifix”, and it’s certainly different than any depiction of Christ on the cross that I’ve ever seen before.

   I hope I don’t offend any Catholics, but that old freak is a pedophile baby killer too. The Vatican was subverted during the papal election of 1957, and the Catholic church has been a tool of the Zionists ever since.

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   • will E coyote. Super genius says:

     May 11, 2018 at 6:40 pm

     The Catholic Church was created by unsaved Jews who were captured by Rome in 70 ad.
     Created to specifically pervert the church of Christ/Christian Church.
     There is no mention of a Catholic in the new testament whatsoever.

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   • Second Witness says:

     May 12, 2018 at 8:14 am

     The catholic church got it’s start with none other than the famed historian, Flavius Josephus.

     He was a Jewish priest that was spiritually corrupted – a result of the lingering influence upon the priesthood during the Babylon captivity many years earlier.

     Josephus shrewdly RE-interpreted (!!!) the Messianic prophecies of God’s Word!

     In Babylon, the captured priesthood was taught to interpret God’s Word with Babylon doctrine – the catholic church is a carbon copy of this today.

     He wasn’t killed in a.d. 70, but was taken under the ‘Roman wing’ of protection.
     He had a great understanding of ‘religious power over the people’ – along with his Roman friends, the catholic church was created to do just that!

     Josephus was greatly rewarded in his day – land, position, etc.

     The catholic church has ALWAYS been Babylonian!

     The cc worships Semiramis as ‘god’.

     She was the Babylonian goddess who was married to Nimrod of Babylon – ‘Mary’ is the Christian name they have given to her today.

     The cc not only teaches that she was ‘without sin’, but that she is CO-redeemer with Christ.

     In other words, a CO-savior.

     This is probably why the image on the cross above looks very feminine.

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