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Above: not temple dancers but medical staff at a modern medical facility.

Introduction – Dec 21, 2020

The following echoes what a mentor told me decades ago. Modern medicine, he said, was “Ahrimanic”; in reference to an ancient Persian demon who we would identify today as satan.

According to Rudolf Steiner, Ahriman had his dominion in the physical dimension and he wanted to keep humanity confined within his realm entirely. To this end he had promoted “scientific materialism” in the past few centuries and especially modern medicine, which defines health and disease in entirely physical terms. Ed

Modern Medicine as Satanic Cult

henrymakow.com — Dec 21, 2020

How could a large segment of the medical profession collude with the Illuminati bankers in bringing society to its knees? Modern medicine is a branch of the Illuminati, a satanic cult which controls and exploits society by making people sick. See how the profession is ruled on pain of losing their medical licence. In this 2019 article, Dr. Reizer compares modern medicine with a “religion.”

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By Dr. John L. Reizer — (henrymakow.com)

Although a small minority of us don’t think of them and their vocation in this way, medical doctors and the profession of medicine are perceived by the vast majority of people as priests working in a church. The entire structure of the medical profession has been intentionally designed to mirror a religious experience.

When you walk into a house of worship, you enter a domain that is considered sacred by the members of the congregation. Inside a church, temple, synagogue or any other religious chamber, there are specific rules that are generally understood and followed by its members.

Out of respect for the belief system, any types of criticism, skepticism or questions concerning the veracity of the organization’s major premise are off limits. In other words, members of religious congregations can never publicly question the church about anything.

In medicine, the doctor (priest, minister, rabbi) customarily wears a white gown (robe) that absolutely identifies him as the high priest in the congregation (practice). Within that practice there are nurses (nuns) that assist the doctor in taking care of patients (members of the congregation) when they become ill (possessed by evil microbes). Patients do not usually question  a doctor’s (minister’s) advice.

 

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