Omar Zaid

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  • The Fourth god: "Mystery Religions" by Charles J. Butler

    Mystery Religions, by Charles J. Butler, Rector, American Presbyterian Church, 2007; Extracts pertaining to Cybele The very name by which the Italians commonly designate the Virgin is just the translation of one of the titles of the Babylonian goddess.  As Baal or Belus was the name of the great male divinity of Babylon, so the female divinity was called Beltis.…

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  • Eric John Phelps on the Jesuits

    Author’s Note:  Mr. Phelps, a contemporary, is neither a scholar nor highly educated person.  In addition, he is a passionate Christian and anti-Jesuit who is almost completely bereft of Islamic knowledge.  His ignorance and enthusiasm blind him from considering ought but the Papist threat as supreme.  Nevertheless, his zeal is honest and his abundant (20…

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  • The Fourth god: Origins

    “Indeed, those who disbelieve – it is all the same for them whether you warn them or do not warn them – they will not believe.  God has set a seal upon their hearts and upon their hearing, and over their vision is a veil.”                                                                                   …

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  • The Myth of Catholic Celibacy

    Extracts from: History of the Christian Church, Volume VI: The Middle Ages. Chapters 12 & 13 by Philip Schaff  see endnote [i] In his war on Nicolaitism, Gregory VII was sustained by ancient laws of the Roman Church, but not by the genuine spirit of Christianity. Enforced clerical celibacy has no foundation in the Bible, and is apt to…

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