I must admit that from the std. catholic I used to be (like every Italian is, just because born
in the country hosting the Vatican), so since my primary (and sole)
occupation lately (12
years) is to use my super-computer (or desktop, or “monster”) to browse the internet for
months/years at a time I’ve started to not only study with passion the quantum
physics, but – since my NDE has transformed me into a pretty “spiritual”
individual, I started to look into my own religion and given that – as my
readers (you) know
very well that I concluded (very
much thanks to what quantum physics has been lab proofing to us) that
the only real God is ourselves, as a logical consequence I started to ask to
myself: did the Council of Nicea Make Jesus God? (as I had faintly suggested here few times some months ago).
Boy, ho boy……. I’m at least surprised by the fact that
while I was told to have met with Jesus while in my coma and made the agreement
to survive (or “return to the living
earth”), now I’ve become a convinced researcher of all that surrounds Jesus
and the catholic religion.
I – in fact – found out that the deity of Jesus is taught in
the Bible only: and what about the Naician [Nicene] council…why is that
church leaders decided to vote on the Jesus’ status as human or God….
It’s worth noting that the choice of the 4 “gospels” of the
New Testament (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) was imposed in the Council of
Nicea 325 CE for
political purposes under the
auspices of the pagan Emperor Constantine I, and not by Jesus. Constantine’s mind
had not been enlightened either by study or by inspiration. He was a pagan
tyrant and a criminal who murdered his son, his wife and thousands of innocent
individuals because of his desire for political power. Constantine I ratified
other decisions in the Nicene Creed such as the decision to call Christ “the
Son of God, only begotten of the Father.”
Even if you proved crucifixion is true, we still have to prove
that Jesus is the son of God and God himself and
the concept of salvation – the Nicene Creed…. (I love the 25 min. long video here at the very bottom)
The major point of the Nicene Creed is that it defines what
the church believes about the nature of God. It establishes the idea that all
Christians must believe in the idea of the Trinity. ... Second, there
are several groups that broke off from the main body of the church because they
did not accept the Nicene Creed.
Now, I’ve been referring to the Vatican here as the “Vatican empire”
or as the carbon-copy of the Ancient Roman one, in fact the word & its meaning
come from the word Vatican as in Vatican City the Imperial Seat of the
Roman Caesars. VATICAN is derived from two Latin words Vatic-anus (geeeehhh😊). I put these
are a couple of creeds from this council:
· We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, the
maker of heaven and earth, of things visible and invisible. And in one Lord
Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the begotten of God the Father, the
Only-begotten, that is of the essence of the Father.
The Apostle’s Creed says: Christians believe God created the world (I believe in one God, the
Father creator of heaven and earth) and that Jesus was sent to
show us God's love and to bring us back to God. (I believe in Jesus Christ, his
only Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit).
This is practically my (contorted) way of saying that the
entire Catholic religion isn’t other than the way my ancient empire used to
remain present and alive (about 2 billion people) who attend every Sunday mass
and donate their money to their Emperor (the pope).
Do not get me started on the Vatican’s army (from the bishops down) whose ”holy
mission” to teach the “correct and holy way” to "jag off" one Vatican’s
soldier in the moments of carissimi necessitates😊.
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