if you want to laugh you have to do better then that
No wonder they are so anti Pagan priest found it difficult to steal our hats now I know why Christians call us devil worshipers
Yes, that's a rather old, actually. Alexander Hislop, who escribió''El Two Babylons''en 1916 was a great pleasure to remember how the bishop of the miter is similar to that of Dagon. Hislop refer specifically to the papal miter, as any self-respect of the Church of England clergyman (see page 215). Of course, we forgot to say that it is identical to the bishop's miter still used in the Church of England and the Episcopal Church in the USA. But what is a little selective research among friends?
STOLEN another piece of culture, such as Yule, Christmas, to replace it (do not know the day when Jesus was supposedly born, however, pick a day which usually falls in a week's solstice) and the spring equinox Easter
stupid analogy!
if you want to laugh you have to do better then that
No wonder they are so anti Pagan priest found it difficult to steal our hats now I know why Christians call us devil worshipers
Really! dragon fish who is God? Are you related to the frog Magot God?
What are you talking about?
None of the Catholic priests that I wear hats.
With love in Christ.
Miter of the bishops developed from the Hebrew priests hat!
The post is a ridiculous attempt not only to Catholicism, but paganism, shame on you!
Makes sense, considering most of what they do is Pagan.
I have never met a former pagan priest. And you?
Yes, that's a rather old, actually. Alexander Hislop, who escribió''El Two Babylons''en 1916 was a great pleasure to remember how the bishop of the miter is similar to that of Dagon. Hislop refer specifically to the papal miter, as any self-respect of the Church of England clergyman (see page 215). Of course, we forgot to say that it is identical to the bishop's miter still used in the Church of England and the Episcopal Church in the USA. But what is a little selective research among friends?
STOLEN another piece of culture, such as Yule, Christmas, to replace it (do not know the day when Jesus was supposedly born, however, pick a day which usually falls in a week's solstice) and the spring equinox Easter
What do you get to say that?
And?
Hmm, I wonder if it is a coincidence. Many pagan traditions were absorbed into the Christian churches.