Christopaganism
n.— «They are using what I call Christopaganism—a little bit of Christ, Islam and paganism.» —“Nigerian Churches Need Re-awakening” by Bola Akin-John Sunday Independent (Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria) Feb. 12, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
According to Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe, it’s important to master the basics of writing, but there comes a time when you have to strike out on your own and teach yourself. Also: Spanish idioms involving food, a conversation about the...
In a 1994 interview in the Paris Review, Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe offered some great advice about having faith in your process as a writer based on his own experiences as an undergraduate. This is part of a complete episode.
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Christopaganism:
Two newly coined terms that are designed to expose “Christianity” and its Roman Church-State Jesus as nothing more than covert pagan religion that worships a pagan god (IHS) with a gentile name (Jesus).
TSN was one of the original users of those two terms, and helped shape their meaning. See “Introductory Information” on any TSN website (Shown Below).
* Christopagan: A newly created (coined) term to express the Truth concerning the present day versions of the ancient Greco-Roman pagan catholic (universal) religion of Christianity (aka The Ancient Babylonian Mystery Religion in disguise).
Matthew 13:24-25
24 He set another parable before them, saying, “The Kingdom of Heaven is like a man who sowed good seed in his field,
25 but while people (Mankind) slept, his enemy (Satan) came and sowed darnel (unfruitful “Counterfeit” grass), also, among the wheat (a fruitful grass), and went away.
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