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chains of darkness...” The Bible also indicates that on the day those angelic and demonic beings are released, “men’s hearts will fail them for fear of what’s coming upon the earth.” I don’t know, call me an uneducated Bible-thumper, but opening dimensional gateways doesn’t sound like a good idea.

Mankind doesn’t seem to learn from past mis-takes. It’s been done before, and things have never gone well for us. “Done before,” you might ask? Yes. What has been will be. There truly is nothing new under the sun.

Ancient Sumarian records and Biblical

records talk about the gods coming into our uni-verse, appearing in the air out of “nowhere.” And in extra-Biblical texts (Apocryphal books of Enoch and Jasher), the infamous Nimrod led the construction of the Tower of Babel, which was described as being topped by a portal or gateway into God’s realm. The Bible itself calls it a “tower into the heavens.” The very word used to name the tower – Bab El – means “gateway to God” in the ancient languages.

So what does religion have to do with science? It seems that the world’s greatest scientists at CERN are quite religious – as long as the religion doesn’t include Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Hinduism seems to be

preferred. The three big-gest Hindu gods are Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Brahma is known as the “creator god,” Vishnu is the god who keeps things constant and Shiva is “the destroyer.” It should be understood that Shiva, in Hindu beliefs, does a dance of destruc-tion but not just for the sake of destruction. He destroys so that Brahma, the creator god, can recre-ate the earth and recreate reality.

“So what’s this all got to do with a high tech facility like CERN,” you might ask? What you real-ly should ask is why there is a huge statue of Shiva outside the main entrance of CERN. CERN also pro-duced a video of a ritual dance of destruction titled “Supersymmetry.” This

video includes scenes of CERN technology inter-mingled with a “satanic priest” walking a circle around a dancer, “beings” coming through the CERN tunnel and other disturbing imagery.

I would encourage you to do your own research. I will post many links to more information on my YouTube site. Visit www.youtube.com/user/jesusf-reakcg and find the “We Should Be Concerned” playlist to view many of the videos and other infor-mation. There is also a video of pastor teaching – in laymen’s terms – why we should be concerned about CERN.

E-mail all comments and questions to jesusf-reakcomputergeek@gmail.com.

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