Should we be concerned about the history of Olympics sports as a homage and worship to the pagan god Zeus? The competition has become a great unifying event that highlights talent and skill across the world but this year’s controversial opening brought up questions. Are the games meant to celebrate great sports people or are they still a symbolic ritual and sacrifice to the pagan god?
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Our crosses never looked like beating the first man but they’ve stuck to the old catenaccio to no avail and that potential quadruple’s still got us dreaming.
Our crosses never looked like beating the first man but they’ve stuck to the old catenaccio to no avail and that potential quadruple’s still got us dreaming.
See lessThe Olympics have a very evil history related to idol worship. The current version is a shadow compared to what it originally was. This one may be bigger and more publicised but the original was limited to selected people and shrouded in mystery.
The Olympics have a very evil history related to idol worship. The current version is a shadow compared to what it originally was. This one may be bigger and more publicised but the original was limited to selected people and shrouded in mystery.
See lessThat opening ceremony was too bold and extra but thay have always done this and worse. Most time people just sneer an do met it slide. What made this different is that it was a global stage and many people commented negatively about it. Almost 70% of the responses I have seen are against it, even frRead more
That opening ceremony was too bold and extra but thay have always done this and worse. Most time people just sneer an do met it slide.
What made this different is that it was a global stage and many people commented negatively about it. Almost 70% of the responses I have seen are against it, even from non-religious people.
Occultist symbolisim is everywhere you look, from the money to the buildings. It was added thousands of years ago and it keeps getting clearer.
People don’t really care as long as tiy don’t put it on their faces like what was done at the Olympics. Expect more and worser symbols being unveiled.
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