Worshiping The Image Of Jesus

By James Donahue

The problem of angelic possession has become so severe that people are bowing down to actor James Caviezel, who played the role of Jesus in Mel Gibson’s recent film, The Passion of the Christ.

I have read stories about how people have been responding to Caviezel when he appears in public in the United States, since the film made its rounds. But what happened in Mexico is almost frightening.

Caviezel recently was in Veracruz, Mexico for a week and was swamped with requests for miracles by the natives who believed he was really Jesus Christ in the flesh.

An Associated Press report quoted the Mexican newspaper Reforma as stating that dozens of people from the poor Catholic area came to Caviezel, asking him to heal the sick and perform a variety of other miracles as he passed through.

This event is just one more demonstration of the numbing grip the Christian Church has had on the brain-dead masses for thousands of years. As the collective unconscious message of the “end of times” seeps into their itty-bitty undeveloped brain cells, they are in panic because the “savior” the church promised them when the chips were down has failed to appear.

Notice the way people have flocked to visit “weeping” statues, vague images of either Jesus or the Virgin Mary in paint smears and twisted tree trunks, and even in shadows across large windows.

When Gibson’s movie hit the theaters, it literally became the object of worship, even though it portrayed the goriest horror scenes of the Bible story of the capture, trial, torture and murder of the fictitious character Jesus.

It struck me as a powerful overwhelming sickness that caused entire churches to vacate their pews and flock to theaters to see that film. Parents brought their small children and swooned at the filmed portrayal of the murder of their god-man.

And now people by the thousands are demonstrating a willingness to bow down and worship the actor that played Jesus in the film.

I really believe that the masses are so mentally programed, it would be easy for Caviezel to declare himself Jesus and have a massive following if he chose. It would be interesting to see how far a phenomenon like that would go, although I am thankful the actor appears to not be interested in such a scam.

The church, of course, is an angelic vehicle for controlling the minds of the masses. It has worked so well for so long, that now the world is going into self-destruct. And billions of zombies, all of them possessed by angelic energies, are marching like lemmings to the sea.

If not so tragic, it would be almost laughable to watch the Christians search wildly for a sign of the return of their god-man. Their book of lies, the Bible, quotes Jesus as promising to return and “rapture” all of the saints home in the clouds in the last days, before the last great world war is staged.

The panic is growing. It has gotten so severe the Christians have taken over our government and installed an Armageddon President who is determined to start the last great war in a last-ditch effort to bring Jesus back.

How sad they all will be when the bombs begin to fall, the blood flows deep, and their savior fails to appear.

That is because the story is a lie. When Jesus died some 2,000 years ago, he died like every other mortal man. And he was never crucified.