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Video: Bad Religion’s “american jesus”

Posted by Mike E on August 11, 2008

thanks to Rowland Keshena, the Bermuda Radical

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3 Responses to “Video: Bad Religion’s “american jesus””

  1. cassiusghost said

    August 12, 2008 at 7:49 am

    While it’s fun and good for culture, this musical video is really just a primer. In the same vein, audio-visual and all that maybe try a less jittery, more historical audio-visual which will be out on dvd, very soon.

    Here is the link:

    http://constantinessword.com/?page_id=4

  2. Constance E. Cumbey said

    August 12, 2008 at 2:46 pm

    Sorry – thought I had responded to this one and it got posted to another video, but here is my comment: I deeply suspect that a day will come when the composer deeply regrets this work. Jesus is not to be mocked. Those, however, misrepresenting him, are an entirely different matter. I wonder if the composer knows of the overt Luciferian ideology behind the “global citizen” or “planetary citizen” vernacular? I know whereof I speak. Donald Keys who organized Planetary Citizens in the late 1970s was an administrator of Lucis Trust alongside Alice and Foster Bailey. Until what was behind his movement was exposed, they were riding high in the early to mid 1980s when they planned to be a planetary force behind an introduction of “Maitreya the Christ.” Their easily traceable ideology and open admissions proved that Lucifer himself was their deity. I own 3 books in my personal library from when Lucis Trust was “Lucifer Publishing.”

  3. Rowland said

    August 12, 2008 at 4:35 pm

    Now, I have a question, can you prove that your deity is real and that one day we will all be judged by him (I assume this is your implication bay asking aloud whether he would regret those lyrics)?

    I think I, Mike and others will find sources such as religious texts to be inappropriate for the providing such an answer?

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