Question for the Illuminati Beleivers...

[rusty shackleford]

No.. I haven't read it.. I think that'll be the next book I pick up.

 

[BOSS KTULU]

So some book published in 2006 by a guy with a spooky sounding pseudonym who had the magical rare ability to translate an ancient language....

Forget it, you guys are just getting high.

 

[3rd Eye Vision]

So some book published in 2006 by a guy with a spooky sounding pseudonym who had the magical rare ability to translate an ancient language....

Forget it, you guys are just getting high.

He grew up in Palestine and was already fluent in Hebrew as well as other aramaic languages. I wouldn't be surprised if he was able to pick up on a language such as easier. My sister speaks 6 languages and she is only 20. Once people have a knack for learning languages, it comes easier and easier each time. As for the book, it is very well researched and I think he makes a compelling argument for his theory. Like I said earlier though, I am still taking a nuance position and wish to see more evidence.

 

[geechee slim]

It's easy to believe in the Illuminati if you follow their strategic movements, and their in-your-face symbolism. Is it really too difficult that small groups are behind world governments, banks, and communications?

I think those who disbelieve in God mostly disbelieve in the 'personified' version of God who looks like us, performs miracles, and speaks English. But to suggest there is no God would be to suggest that one created hisself.

It is possible to believe in the Illuminati and be an atheist.