Sophia Bestiae - The Wisdom of The Beast
"Harmful to minors....Offensive" (Diggory Press)
"Truly a great read! You will find yourself nodding and smirking whilst reading; well researched, and even a bit of humor injected in places keeps this book entertaining, and very, very real. Recommend A+" ( Eye of Thoth)
Publisher - Crystal Dreams Imprint
ISBN - 1-59146-075-1 (US version, published by Multi-Media Publishing)
Publishing Date - 6th June, 2006
Type - Paperback, 200 pages, Non-Fiction, Reference
After almost 2000 years of indoctrination, Man now has the chance to see God in His true light. Sophia Bestiae re-examines God, His origins and His behaviour - substantiated throughout with supporting Biblical passages - and proves that far from being the hero of the Judeo-Christian religion, He is evil incarnate. The Sophia Bestiae shows that Revelations 13:18 was correct in that the Time of the Beast is now, but that The Beast is in fact Mankind - the true enemy of God.
Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
Indexed for ease of use and quick reference, the Sophia Bestiae is an excellent reference guide for both beginners in religious studies and advanced. For anyone who has ever noticed the contradictory behaviour of God, or has ever called their Faith into doubt, then the Sophia Bestiae will explain why. After reading the Sophia Bestiae you will be in no doubt whatsoever as to the Secret Nature of God - and why He is planning Armageddon.
Chapter Headings:
Who is God and from where does He come?
Clues to God’s identity in the Bible
God is Dark
God the Androgyne
Is there only one God? Or is He just one god among many?
Is God the Supreme Being?
God in the flesh
God the alien
God’s actions in the Bible
Sacrifice
Human Sacrifice
God lies and likes others to also
Is God as good as He says?
God the Psychopath
Crimes punishable by death (according to God)
Murder of Innocents – babies, children and women – committed by God, or in the
Name of God
Crimes against humanity committed by God
Whose god is God?
The Twelve tribes of Israel
Enter The Adversary - Satan, Lucifer and the Serpent
Lucifer
Satan
The Serpent
Here is Wisdom…
War of the Worlds when God returns
The Mark of the Beast
Man as Self
The Lore of Self
Other books, such as the Black Bible, have looked at the hypocrisy and inconsistencies and evil prevalent in the Bible, but never before has a book shown the True Nature of God - a Being to be feared by Man as He is most definitely NOT our benefactor - he is our Nemesis
Reviews
The Church of Satan
10th July, 2006
Here is an unusual tome which sets out to prove that the God of
the “Holy” scriptures is malevolent, alien to those of European ethnic origin,
neither omnipresent nor omnipotent, and may have been in fact an alien visitor
who harassed the primitive Israelites into subjugation and worship. Also posited
is that the hero of Genesis is The Serpent, and that the true Satan—the
adversary of God—is Man. O’Toole quotes from biblical passages to provide
evidence for his theories and even presents one of the Gnostic texts discovered
in Nag Hammadi as an alternative, and God-damning, creation myth. Ultimately he
arrives at the position we Satanists advocate, that of the self as the only
proper God in one’s life.
Vexen Crabtree
3rd July, 2006
Sophia Bestiae can take it's place at the front of a line of
books stretching forwards in time from as far back as the second century. 144 CE
to be precise. Marcion realized that the God of the Old Testament could not be
the same God as the God of the New Testament. The God of the Old Testament is
clearly insane, he argued, and is actually evil. With power based on fear,
terror, power, submission and continual animal sacrifices, the god of the old
testament claimed to be jealous, and foremost amongst the gods. The Marcionites,
surviving as an organization for five hundred years, made sense to a lot of
people as they explained why you should resist and reject the god of the old
testament.
Edward O'Toole lays bare the Old Testament versus that show without a doubt,
exactly where the Marcionites got their ideas from. You don't have to look any
further than the OT, with a clear mind, to see that its God is evil. But this is
the conclusion of the book, and it is the beginning of this volume that makes
the most profound impression.
This first section is entitled "Who is God and where does He come from?". It is
based on the Gnostic text 'Origin of the World'. It charts the history of the
battle between light and darkness in very human terms. Only slowly did it dawn
on me what the true scope and meaning of this story was. Several times I had to
pause reading in order to take in the vastness, drama, and significance of what
I was reading.
The climax for me was the point where it becomes clear why God has such strange
and strict rules about the Tree of Knowledge. So many things clicked into place!
When God expels Adam and Eve, and deploys Cherobin armed with flaming swords to
guard it, I was in awe at the deeper understanding I know had of the Genesis
creation myth. Edward O'Toole showed me exactly how and why God can behave in
the seemingly immoral and inhumane way that it does.
He then continues in history to explain why the Catholic Church, and the Old
Testament before it, were both in such contrast to the actual teachings of
Jesus, planted in between these two behemoths. Jesus, explained as a being of
Light in a world of Darkness, makes so much more sense if you understand where,
exactly, the God of the Old Testament is coming from, and what the forces that
oppose it really are.
In real life, later in history, when the Marcionites were destroyed, The Cathars
then inherited the understanding that the human spirit was trapped within the
corrupt body, in an imperfect world. This concept was preceeded by the similar
beliefs of the Bogomils, the Manichaens and classical Gnosticism in general. All
these groups were violently oppressed by the fledging and (later) fully
developed Catholic Church. This situation (of the Human soul) came about because
this world is actually a creation of a lesser deity, which is classically called
"The Demiurge". This creator is not 'The Supreme God' but is a lesser being.
This lesser deity, vindictive, harsh, jealous, wanted to be (and claimed to be)
the 'only God', the 'greatest' amongst the god(s), etc. The Cathars, in
particular, knew that this Earth-creator god was actually evil, Satan in fact,
and that to oppose this 'God' was to fight for light, for the true universal
god. The Cathars also held that the God worshipped by Pauline Christianity is an
imposter, and its teachings are a corrupt attempt at asserting the lesser
deities power over humans and the Earth.
Gnostic Christians, along with Jewish Christians such as the Ebionites, were the
original Christians. The fledgling Catholic Church expended a lot of effort,
money and time into eradicating the Gnostics, Marcionites, Bogomils, Cathars,
etc. They were very nearly successful in rewriting history to make themselves
the be-all of Jesus's ministry. But they didn't manage, and a slow series of
books have provided keys to understand the true meaning of Christianity and
Judaism. Edward O'Toole, in this book, provides a historical type of key that
provides the reader with a deeper understanding of religious history. With the
key found in Sophia Bestiae, whether or not you accept all of it's theology as
true or as symbology, you will at least understand that you can't take the Bible
without a pinch of salt.
And to end at the beginning: The opening story of Sophia Bestiae deserves to be
widely distributed, preached in churches, taught in Sunday Schools, aired on the
radio and discussed with urgency. What are known as "God's evil verses" in the
Bible, the lists of atrocities and admissions of evil behaviour by God, in the
Old Testament in particular, also deserve to be widely publicized. This book
achieves both of those ends.
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