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A quick Google search on Communion and its Pagan connections reveals some interesting information.
The Lord's Supper was not invented by Paul, but was borrowed by him from Mithraism, the mystery religion that existed long before Christianity and was Christianity's chief competitor up until the time of Constantine. Paul's "home-town" was Tarsus, from where Mithraism began. In Mithraism, the central figure is the mythical Mithras, who died for the sins of mankind and was resurrected.
Believers in Mithras were rewarded with eternal life. Part of the Mithraic communion liturgy included the words, "He who will not eat of my body and drink of my blood, so that he will be made one with me and I with him, the same shall not know salvation."
Eerily, the Vatican hill of Rome considered to be sacred to Peter was originally sacred to Mithras and the cave of the Vatican was once a Mithraic temple. The very throne upon which the Pope sits is to this very day Mithraic in its origins from the inscriptions on it. Mithra was the Roman’s ‘Sun Hero’. Jesus is just the latest spin off of this religion.
The Watchtower was on the 'right track'; and thought they had the ‘upper hand’ when they ‘exposed’ False Religion’s doctrines connecting them to ancient pagan myths. Where the Watchtower went wrong is that they didn’t take the train to the 'end of the track'. A closer examination reveals that Christianity, like other religions, is loosely based on the worship of the sun. The Watchtower regularly paints itself into a corner when they try to make Jesus a walking, talking human being separate from Mithraic and other mythology.
Christians have been tricked into worshiping the sun.