Holy Communion and Early Rituals of Cannibalism

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How often do Christians receive Holy Communion without being aware that it has a connection to the historical consumption of human flesh? Since so much of the past is obscured and ignored by contemporary views, it is not clear. After my rebirth experience, I went back to look at the rituals that were created in connection with creating gods that men might be compared to.

My inquiry revealed something that is both horrifying and repulsive. When one realizes how much contemporary faith imitates it, it becomes much more apparent. Only the method of execution has changed.

The first hint that the sacrificed man would be eaten came unexpectedly from a missionary’s account of crucifixion among the Plains Indians of North America. Even though it is disgusting to even think about it, let the records speak for themselves. It was simpler than anticipated to link the same ceremony directly to the Roman Catholic Church.

The monk described how a guy was captured and kept for the sole purpose of turning him into a god. He was housed in a certain kind of prison where he was attended to as though he already held that position. By the time of his sacrifice, he had grown to love his captors and was prepared to die for them. He was kept in luxury and given ladies to mate with.

In ancient Rome, the Ides of March served the same function. Men who were captured on the 15th were imprisoned in opulent conditions until they were executed on the 22nd, which was the Equinox. The dates are significant because they show when the Mother God, with whom they mated, arrived.

In the notion that once they gained divinity, they might spread it to others through their body, they were crucified that day, and their flesh and blood were eaten. Similar beliefs can be found in the majority of indigenous societies, and the Church, which Constantine founded in 325 AD, has continued to practice the crucifixion.

When the Emperor introduced his version of Jesus Christ, he outlawed all other types of sacrifice. The only way the populace would agree to this is if the ceremony was preserved in some way. He changed the date of “Easter,” the time of the “Eye-Star,” and the sun and man mating to the moon phase as opposed to the sun.

How many Christians question why they are indulging in a mock feast made out of the body and blood of a dead man in light of this? Due to the deft disinformation and brainwashing that diverts attention from the truth, probably not many.

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