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"Freemasonry And Yoni Worship: The Second Killing of Jesus, takes an in depth look at the physiological impact that symbolism has on a society. The examination into the invention of Jesus Christ, we are allowed to learn what the freemasonic institution is really building. By utilizing psychological tools such as social construct and symbolic interaction, the public remains unaware of the suggestions given to the masses by the few. These suggestions are given with the objective of shifting the masses at will. These foolproof tools of crowd control have been passed down through the ages to mesmerize its subjects. The second killing of Jesus refers to the growing practice of spirituality, and how it has been exploited in shifting the gender roles. By utilizing chicanery within public and political opinions, we are allowed to explore how this system has contributed to the destruction of the family structure, in order to bring about change or simply a New World Order. The males as have been selected as sacrificial leaving the women at the head of this new religion. This book is only be used as a tool in explaining how this science of a ""power struggle through a mental and verbal tug-a-war"" is the true religion of freemasonry. The dark 'magic' that has been lurking in the shadows for many years is now brought to the light through these pages. Freemasonry is nothing more than the jezebel system set up to ensnare its unknowing victims into a mental submission, that has its adherents following out its job without question. By saying women is God rather than a goddess, it shows the blatant attack on the male psyche, rather than the equality she professes. The new religion is science or pseudo-science based on public opinion, masquerading under the guise of mental health, theater, fashion and social media as well as among other fields. The woke community has been nothing more than a programing of the masses through social constructs, come and learn how it is done."

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