Thank you Jim. Some food for thought here! Have you read Crux Ansata by H. G. Wells? Came upon it by chance the other day, interesting book so far. It’s on archive.org. God be with you. 🙏
I am not a fan of HG Wells. He was a part of the "managed society" idiocy at the end of the 19th Century and start of the 20th. He was not a good man.
There is a casting out articulation in Latin known as the "Vade Retro Satana" which was first composed on paper by Saint Benedict a long time ago. Its initials appear on the St. Benedict medallion. Its opening words are "Crux sacra sit mihi lux" and might roughly be translated as "Sacred cross always be my light" or "...my guide."
"Ansata" is evidently an anagram of Satana. I'm not going to go read that book.
Thank you Jim. Some food for thought here! Have you read Crux Ansata by H. G. Wells? Came upon it by chance the other day, interesting book so far. It’s on archive.org. God be with you. 🙏
I am not a fan of HG Wells. He was a part of the "managed society" idiocy at the end of the 19th Century and start of the 20th. He was not a good man.
There is a casting out articulation in Latin known as the "Vade Retro Satana" which was first composed on paper by Saint Benedict a long time ago. Its initials appear on the St. Benedict medallion. Its opening words are "Crux sacra sit mihi lux" and might roughly be translated as "Sacred cross always be my light" or "...my guide."
"Ansata" is evidently an anagram of Satana. I'm not going to go read that book.
Crux ansata is latin for handle shaped cross.
Ankh, symbol of life.
Wells book is an indictment of the Roman Catholic Church.
Thought you might find it interesting.
Apparently not!
And so it goes.