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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 4:55 am
We all know the Pentagram, the 5 sided star, is the sign of many Demonic and Cult religions. Examples: Wiccan and Satanist. Since those two are the most known we already know about them. But, this always hasn't been the case. In some early things, such as King Solomons temples. But if you have watched "the Last Legion" they say the Es Calbier has a pentago, meaning pentagram in latin, on the handle and a few more locations on the sword.
So tell me, How has this symbol of early Christianity come to be a Demonic symbol of the Devil?
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:02 am
actually it was already used for magical symbols before Christians adopted it. just like the trinity symbol was. it just isn't as widely used anymore by Christians b/c of its predominance with demonic cults and such
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:24 am
the pentagram is a pagan symbol it was adopted by the early church to make conversion easier
then some pope decided anything pagan was evil thus the pentagram became satanic (the word invented by said pope to cast bad light upon whatever he didn't like)
btw women were next in line
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 10:56 am
lordstar the pentagram is a pagan symbol it was adopted by the early church to make conversion easier then some pope decided anything pagan was evil thus the pentagram became satanic (the word invented by said pope to cast bad light upon whatever he didn't like) btw women were next in line actually the pentogram was adopted to symbolize the five wounds of Christ. i doubt it was a method to make conversion easier concidering there isn't really anything hard about converting and becoming a christian it's the living as one that is the hard part. tell me...where is your source of info coming from?
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 1:51 pm
the symbols of christianity are adopted from many places, far and wide.
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 1:51 am
trinity343 actually the pentogram was adopted to symbolize the five wounds of Christ. i doubt it was a method to make conversion easier concidering there isn't really anything hard about converting and becoming a christian it's the living as one that is the hard part. tell me...where is your source of info coming from? his own head. Though, he was right about the conversion bit. It was adopted as Christian symbol because of it's prevalence in the spiritual lives of many pagan peoples. Nowadays it's no longer a symbol for Christianity, though.
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 2:16 am
Also keep in mind mankind has a way of corrupting basically everything. I mean......absolutely NO offense to gays, but the symbol of the rainbow that was used by god to represent his promise to us and now being used to represent a sexual choice? that is considered unnatural?
same concept.
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 7:34 am
trinity343 lordstar the pentagram is a pagan symbol it was adopted by the early church to make conversion easier then some pope decided anything pagan was evil thus the pentagram became satanic (the word invented by said pope to cast bad light upon whatever he didn't like) btw women were next in line actually the pentogram was adopted to symbolize the five wounds of Christ. i doubt it was a method to make conversion easier concidering there isn't really anything hard about converting and becoming a christian it's the living as one that is the hard part. tell me...where is your source of info coming from? i never said anything about what it was adopted to symbolize as for my sorce i asked my comp religion teacher who has a PHD in the field so yes it came from my head fyi 1800 years ago there were massive riots that nearly riped the roman empire in two all over the question of who was right so ya it was very hard to convert people usualy ended in death but thats not a problem today is it? lolz
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 4:00 pm
lordstar trinity343 lordstar the pentagram is a pagan symbol it was adopted by the early church to make conversion easier then some pope decided anything pagan was evil thus the pentagram became satanic (the word invented by said pope to cast bad light upon whatever he didn't like) btw women were next in line actually the pentogram was adopted to symbolize the five wounds of Christ. i doubt it was a method to make conversion easier concidering there isn't really anything hard about converting and becoming a christian it's the living as one that is the hard part. tell me...where is your source of info coming from? i never said anything about what it was adopted to symbolize as for my sorce i asked my comp religion teacher who has a PHD in the field so yes it came from my head fyi 1800 years ago there were massive riots that nearly riped the roman empire in two all over the question of who was right so ya it was very hard to convert people usualy ended in death but thats not a problem today is it? lolz Lol. I am sorry but your wrong. It wasn't riots. It was the Goths my friend. A brake down in communcation. The kingdom was way to large, it streched from Italy to Africa.
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 10:10 pm
could i pull off a pentagram as a Christian thing? i really want to wear a pentagram on a shirt
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 5:03 am
I hate to say it, but it's a cool symbol. And it represents power... People just messed it up.
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 8:27 am
dirtdevilgrunt13 lordstar trinity343 lordstar the pentagram is a pagan symbol it was adopted by the early church to make conversion easier then some pope decided anything pagan was evil thus the pentagram became satanic (the word invented by said pope to cast bad light upon whatever he didn't like) btw women were next in line actually the pentogram was adopted to symbolize the five wounds of Christ. i doubt it was a method to make conversion easier concidering there isn't really anything hard about converting and becoming a christian it's the living as one that is the hard part. tell me...where is your source of info coming from? i never said anything about what it was adopted to symbolize as for my sorce i asked my comp religion teacher who has a PHD in the field so yes it came from my head fyi 1800 years ago there were massive riots that nearly riped the roman empire in two all over the question of who was right so ya it was very hard to convert people usualy ended in death but thats not a problem today is it? lolz Lol. I am sorry but your wrong. It wasn't riots. It was the Goths my friend. A brake down in communcation. The kingdom was way to large, it streched from Italy to Africa. Goths were part of the fall of Rome...but more than 50 years after the time im refering to
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:17 pm
Ahem, Wicca is not a satanic cult. It is a belief in the power of nature and spirit.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 12:19 am
Voldemort on a Plane It is a belief in the power of nature and spirit. no, actually it is a religion based around a god and a goddess, as well as a pantheon of lesser deities. for more information on what wicca actually is, check out it's wiki.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 10:28 am
Voldemort on a Plane Ahem, Wicca is not a satanic cult. It is a belief in the power of nature and spirit. Sorry but yes it is a satanic cult! As an ex-wiccan, now a born again Christian, I found out it is alot darker the further you go into it. It ultimately leads to a worship of satan as a supreme being. Please do not get caught in it's web as it is harder to leave than most people know. Accept Jesus in your life and you will never regret it!!!! God Bless you!!!
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