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Jaxon Peterson
Logan Rogers
Levi Johnson
Jose Gomez
Xavier Jackson
Jace Williams
The cult of Saturn.
Brayden Price
They have a pretty good football team
Leo Bailey
the preoccupation of medieval monks to depict monstrosities and grotesqueries is meaningful.
Nicholas Rodriguez
It's supposed to ward off evil. Like Pazuzu. Spirits are thought to roam high. So you find all kinds of gargoyles high up.
Charles Barnes
>ward off evil by portraying evil
that's just a cover story user, it's an act of worship to create a monument / statue. they're worshipping demons by creating gargoyles.
Jeremiah Stewart
Where is that image on the lower right from?
The one with the demonic face and hexagram.
Jaxon Jackson
Nothing in the Bible even remotely supports such a belief.
Austin Price
Michael Rodriguez
Reminder it was not built with those but added later.
Christopher Martinez
There's a lot of things christians believe and historically have believed that aren't in the bible. Christian tradition is absolutely littered with remnants of pagan traditions.
Consider that for much of Christian history, a majority of believers couldn't actually read the bible, or even understand when priests held sermon.
Juan Young
It has to do with the architects that build it and the superstitions of the time. Everyday people didn't go to school and were kept in line by fear. It is true that statues and idols have played a part in histories ancient religions, but much like the intellectuals of today, the more enlightened tend to move towards the occult or be more open to thinking outside of the religious box.
The gargoyle isn't an idol but, like many statues, an artistic/architectural way of expressing beliefs. They were meant to be representations of defense and protection, and what ever structure the builders placed them on would be protected from evil spirits. It is like if they would come alive in the spirit world and do battle for the structure and not let any evil in.
Why is it on a church or cathedral i think it has to do specifically with the goths and the times after the fall of rome...
William Foster
no the Catholics are a solar cult. Jews are saturn/stellar, Muslims are lunar.
Colton Turner
The stone masons were the ones that had the knowledge of how to build these things back then. The people thought they were like magicians building these towers so high in the air.
Luis Baker
Actually, that's not what a gargoyle is. A gargoyle is a water spout, which may or may not be shaped like some sort of beast. It's just that in recent years, the meaning of the word has shifted. Using gargoyle in that sense in a modern context isn't wrong, but if you're discussing medieval architecture, you should use appropriate terms to avoid confusion.
More generally, fantastical decorations of that nature are called Grotesques.
Gabriel Bailey
>literally our lady jewess mary mother of rabbi yeshua ie our lord and savior jewsus kike
>muh gargoyles
You're a genius
Matthew Rogers
>Grotesques.
checked. this user knows shit.
Xavier Cooper
Wrong all of them are saturnian. Christian cross is saturnian also.
James Watson
HAHAHA!!! I guess this is supposed to ward off illegals...
Jose Bell
really activates your almonds
Matthew Hall
He is right. Jews, Templairs and early the masons are Satunian. Saturn is the so called Lucifer the creator and redpiller of humanity.
The "Original sin" is the first redpill in history.
All the rest religions are oppressive solar cults. The same pattern is available in many other religions.