If I Were Satan ...

by The Berean 1 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

  • The Berean
    The Berean

    If I were Satan, would I appear at Times Square in a black cloak wielding a pitchfiork while demanding worship? After 9/11 how well would that work?

    If I were Satan wishing to build an earthly oragnization would I appear in a cold cloud of ectoplasm or burst forth from a young child's chest in Alien fashion? Would that fill a building with eager members?

    If I were Satan, would I climb into a bottle of pills or a bottle of booze with hopes of causing an early death for my victime? Is killing my potential followers a good long-term business strategy?

    If I were Satan, would I climb through the internet with such obvious approaches as kiddie-porn with hopes of prosecuting and incarcerating my followers? Who would listen to a group of inmates offering but a similar fate for following me.

    No, if I were Satan, I would suck people up in a whirlwind of confusion, throw a sacred cow in the mix, focus on human shortcomings, and cry out: "All will be well in Oz. Follow me! Stay on the Yellow Brick Road and all your needs will be realized! Seek only the Wizard behind the curtain! Tell others to follow you! Watch out for bad witches! Danger is everywhere! By doing so Dorothy, I will restore you to the land of your youth!

    The writer of the Wizard of Oz, L Frank Baum as well as the founder of The WTBTS, Charles T Russell were both born in the 1850s and both died in the 19teens. They were contemporaries. Do you suppose they compared notes?

  • cameo-d
    cameo-d

    The writer of the Wizard of Oz, L Frank Baum as well as the founder of The WTBTS, Charles T Russell were both born in the 1850s and both died in the 19teens. They were contemporaries. Do you suppose they compared notes?

    Berearn,

    Would you like to step into the world of Oz conspiracies?

    Baum was a member of the Theosophical Society.

    Start there. Meet H.P. Blavastsky.

    Learn about Monarch Slaves.

    The Rainbow has occult significance. (Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow.)

    The Freemasons have an organization named for the Rainbow and WT published a series of books referred to as the Rainbow Books. Go figure.

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