Definition: Cult (n)

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Cult (n) 

Cult (n) 1.  Those who worship the dead.  e.g. theirs was a cult of the dead .

2.  a heretical group dedicated usually to moloch, satan, kali or their equivalents and to which children, women and men are sacrificed to.

3. a secret society, usually masonic, which can produce a public facsimile of Jesus Christ  e.g. the Church of the Last Testament. e.g.  INRI Cristo

4.  a popular, faddish business e.g. Pop Cult.

5. a public or secret society whose practices can include but are not limited to: a. the principles of English Socialism and war,  b. the killing of human and animal life e.g. human sacrifices, c.  child and human trafficking, d. the killing of women.

6. a public or secret UFO society who if corrupt will use suicide  as a tool to kill their members at will.

7. Any public or secret esoteric society that concerns itself with suicide and controlling the deaths their members be they official members or covering up the wrongful deaths of men and women by saying they were members of the cult.

8. a satanic cult

9. the cult of moloch

10. Freemasonry

11. The Sacred Fire cults. e.g.  BZ Goldberg. .

12. A public or secret fraternity of men or young men who cultivate a culture of bisexual and homosexual men by hazing, coercion or chemical rape.

13. The Illuminati, The Thule Society, The Rosicrucians.

Cult (v) to occult, hide or conceal

• Cult | Cambridge Dictionary
• Cult | Merriam-Webster
• Cult | Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary

Exegesis

There are five things important to world’s most dangerous cults: 1. Not being detected or caught. 2. escaping punishment for their crimes.  3. Access to children 4. Alcohol 5. Maintaining a well to do image .

Through history there have been many  middle eastern cults, asian cults, latin cults and Anglo-Saxon cults

Exegesis

The word cult is a short variation of the word occult.  The word’s etymology stem’s from ancient words cor and oculus which mean heart & eye.  Occult is related to the following latin words: a. the word occultus which means to conceal, b. the word cultus which means ceremony, c. the word cultura which can mean worship, honoring, civilization, d. the word colere which means cultivate.

Ancient cults were bastardizations of early religion.  For example, the eye of Horus is an example of “eye” religion based on the God Horus which may at one time been a peaceful non lethal monotheist religion before turning to human sacrifice after the death of Horus.   The heart. (cor) considered the source of life for thousands of years has been the choice of veneration of many cults who would extract the heart of their sacrifice in a ceremony.

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