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Thursday, July 14, 2011

The Cross was a Phallic Sex Symbol
That Depicted the Union
of the Male and The Female

The Cross was a Sex Symbol
that originated in Ancient Babylon

The use of the cross in worship started in Ancient
Babylon as part of the rebellion of Nimrod against
our creator.

Nimrod lusted after his own mother, and began an
incestuous relationship with her. Their sexual abandon
spilled over into the religion that they invented in
ancient babylon.

Babylonian worship rites included temple prostitution
where adherents would attend church by having sex
with the men and women who were designated as
holy ordained partners for their lurid use.

As promiscuous sex was so widely practiced in
Babylon, it became part of their worship. They
chose the "cross" as a perfect expression
of the union of the male penis with the female
vagina. The cross thus became idolized by the
early Babylonians.

This use of the cross as a phallic religious symbol
spread to other countries and lands. The use of
the cross as a religious symbol can be traced back
to Ancient Babylon.

The worship of the union of the sexual organs originated
in Ancient Babylon. The cross was originally a symbol of
that union, and did not find its way into Christian Art until
almost 700 years after the death of Christ.

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"The Cross had its origin in ancient Chaldea (Babylon),"
--Vine's Expository Dictionary
of New Testament Words

"crosses were used as symbols of the Babylonian
Sun-god."
--The Companion Bible; pg 162
Dr. Bullinger

"all things indicate that sex worship
is long anterior to sun worship. And yet,
both sex worship and sun worship were
mingled with each other. They were tenets
that mingled together under the
same faith."
--The Masculine Cross
and Ancient Sex Worship; 1874
By By Sha Rocco; ISBN 0977100324

"the adoration of the phallus (penis),
is one of the most widespread and
persistant forms of religion that the
world has ever known. There is not a
country of the ancient world where it cannot
be traced, pervading every known faith and
system of theology, and leaving abundant
proof in its monuments, symbols, and temples."
--Chaper VIII
The Serpent and The Cross

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"Common among the Ancients was the Cross;
an image made of wood or stone, in representation
of the union of the lingam and yoni. The cross
was merely a simplification of the congress of
the sexes."
-- Sex Worship: An Exposition
of the Phallic Origin of Religion
By Clifford Howard
Published 1898; pg 154-170
Chicago Medical Book Co.

"From time immemorial the cross has been used
as a religious symbol. There is no portion of
the earth inhabited by man and no time in the
history of the world - that it has not been found.
The cross primarily represented the divine union
of the sexes. At first, however, the use of the
cross in any form was not permitted by the early
Christian Church, because it was a pagan symbol,
and its introduction into Christian celebration
was regarded as rank profanation, and sternly
forbidden."
-Sex Worship: An Exposition
of the Phallic Origin of Religion
By Clifford Howard
Published 1898; pg 154-170
Chicago Medical Book Co.

"the cross itself is the oldest of phallic
emblems and has survived the destructions
of the pagan Mysteries. The very structure
of the church itself is permeated with
phallicism. Remove from the Christian Church
all emblems of Priapic origin and nothing is
left."
-The secret teaching of all ages;
by Manley P. Hall

"The practice of making the 'Sign of the Cross'
originated in Babylon."
-The Two Babylons;
Alexander Hislop

"The magic virtues attributed to the so-called
sign of the cross, and the worship bestowed on it...
was used in the Babylonian Mysteries, and was
later applied by Paganism to the same magic purposes."
-The Two Babylons; Alexander Hislop

"You who worship wooden gods, are the most
likely people to adore wooden crosses."
- Minucius Felix,
Christian of the 3rd Century

“From the most remote antiquity - the cross
was venerated in Egypt and Syria; and it was held
in equal honour by the Buddhists of the East.
The pagans were wont to make the sign of a cross
upon the forehead in the celebration of some of
their sacred mysteries.”
-The Ancient Church;
by W. D. Killen

"the cross - the age-old fertility symbol,
combining the vertical male and horizontal
female principles, especially in Egypt,"
- An Illustrated Encyclopedia
of Traditional Symbols,
J.C. Cooper, p.45

"From its simplicity of form, the cross has been
used both as a religious symbol and as an ornament,
from the dawn of man’s civilization."
-The Encyclopedia Britannica
(Eleventh Edition, Vol. VII, p. 506)

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"The origin of the Ankh cross has been ascribed
to a combination of the male Tau and the female oval
representing unity of the sexual organs."
--SUN DISC TO CRUCIFIX; THE CROSS
A short illustrated history;
by Ian McNeil Cooke

"crosses are found everywhere on Egyptian monuments
and tombs, and are considered by many authorities
as symbolical of the phallus [the male sex organ]
and of coition (sexual intercourse). In Egyptian
tombs - the crux ansata is found side by side with
the phallus."
—A Short History of Sex-Worship
(London, 1940, pp. 16, 17 )
by H. Cutner

"the crux ansata of the Egyptians, may be shown
to be a sex symbol, the union of the oval with
the upright being of symbolic significance.
The crux ansata is found in the hand of most of
the Egyptian deities. It is found in the Assyrian
temples and throughout the temples of India as well.
Prehistoric monuments of Ireland have the same design.
Priests are portrayed in adoration of the crux ansata
before phallic monuments. This symbol, from which
our modern cross is derived, originated with the
religions of antiquity."
-The Sex Worship and Symbolism
of Primitive Races
by Sanger Brown II., M. D.

"The symbol of Phallic worship, the cross,
has become the emblem of Christianity.
We find the cross in India, Egypt, Tibet,
and Japan. The cross was worn by the women
who were attached to the temples as sacred
prostitutes, as a symbol of their religious
"calling". The cross is, in fact, the phallus,
and in the Christian religion is a significant
emblem of its pagan origin. The cross was adored,
carved in temples, and worn as a sacred emblem
by sun and nature worshipers, long before there
were any Christians to adore, carve, and wear it."
- The Christ
by John Remsburg,
Prometheus Books, 1994

"the symbols of the sexual energy were
retained in things like the Christian cross."
-Sex, Religion & Magick:
a concise overview; by Asa Rhadon

"The erect penis was commonly used in religions
of early Mediterranean and West Asian civilisations
to show the procreative and protective properties
of various deities...there is concrete evidence
showing the link between the cross and the phallus
in classical pagan civilisations, a link which was
to continue into Christian art and mythology in the
image of various types of crosses. Even the adoration
of phallic pagan deities disguised as ‘saints’ -
associated with phallic rituals. Many of these
ceremonies were carried out in churches under the
auspices of the resident priest as recently as the
early 19th century."
-SUN DISC TO CRUCIFIX
THE CROSS
A short illustrated history
Ian McNeil Cooke

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Babylon was the cradle of all false worship that
was invented by Nimrod. By realizing this fact,
there is no reason to continue on in this worthless
and futile relligious system.

“You must not make for yourself an image of anything
....You must not bow down to them or worship them..."
(Exodus 20:4)(NLT)-BibleGateway