Re: Nuovo Umanesimo ovvero Culto di Lucifero. La Religione del Nuovo Ordine Mondiale.
Inviato da sitchinite il 17/12/2008 7:53:12
Citazione:
Po esse... intanto leggiamo:
dalla 'library' del 'Illuminati Order':
The Enlightenment, Freemasonry, and The Illuminati, by Conrad Goeringer - This is a great article that provides additional background information on the first years of the Illuminati Order, as well as Freemasonry at the time and the Enlightenment in general.
http://atheists.org/The_Enlightenment%2C_Freemasonry%2C_and_The_Illuminati
buona lettura
mi sa che quel martello t' é caduto sui piedi...
un solo estratto poi il resto te lo leggi da te quando smetti di ridere...
Membership in the Order included some of the major figures of the German Enlightenment. Christopher Nicolai, a German Atheist, writer, critic and bookseller (1733-1811) was Master of the Berlin lodge. He co-founded the critical journal Bibliothek der Shonen Wissenschaffen und Freien Kunste, and collaborated in numerous literary reviews. Johann Gottfried von Herder (1744-1803), German philosopher, Atheist and composer was an Illuminist, as was Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749-1823), German philosopher, writer and privy councilor. Goethe is best known, perhaps, as the creator of Faust, which some have speculated to be an Illuminist allegory.
At the zenith of its power and influence, the Order had perhaps as many as 3,000 members. The lodge at Munich, along with six other circles throughout Bavaria, boasted some 600 members in minerval and advanced degrees.
Illuminist organizations existed in Poland, Holland, England and France, often working within the masonic lodges which had become "illuminized" during the Congress of Wilhelmsbad in 1782. 29
PikeBishop ha scritto:
Non riesco proprio ad andarmene, si ride troppo:
Citazione:E il nuovo ordine mondiale non é appunto quello degli illuminati?? guarda cosa trovo a pagina 2: PikeBishop: "Il nuovo ordine mondiale NON e' scaturito dalla tradizione esoterica, casomai dalla sua negazione, il modernismo illuminista."
Gli Illuminati, o più precisamente l'Ordine degli Illuminati, è il nome di una società segreta bavarese del secolo XVIII. Il nome è però stato associato, generalmente a torto, a numerose società segrete di matrice occulta.
L'Illuminismo fu un movimento culturale e filosofico nato in Inghilterra intorno alla metà del XVII secolo ed espresso principalmente da John Locke, che si diffuse in Europa dall'inizio del XVIII secolo fino alla Rivoluzione francese.
Mamma mia, di questo passo al prossimo intervento di sitchinite la dialettica hegeliana diventa l'arte di discutere forbitamente.
Po esse... intanto leggiamo:
dalla 'library' del 'Illuminati Order':
The Enlightenment, Freemasonry, and The Illuminati, by Conrad Goeringer - This is a great article that provides additional background information on the first years of the Illuminati Order, as well as Freemasonry at the time and the Enlightenment in general.
http://atheists.org/The_Enlightenment%2C_Freemasonry%2C_and_The_Illuminati
buona lettura
mi sa che quel martello t' é caduto sui piedi...
un solo estratto poi il resto te lo leggi da te quando smetti di ridere...
Membership in the Order included some of the major figures of the German Enlightenment. Christopher Nicolai, a German Atheist, writer, critic and bookseller (1733-1811) was Master of the Berlin lodge. He co-founded the critical journal Bibliothek der Shonen Wissenschaffen und Freien Kunste, and collaborated in numerous literary reviews. Johann Gottfried von Herder (1744-1803), German philosopher, Atheist and composer was an Illuminist, as was Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749-1823), German philosopher, writer and privy councilor. Goethe is best known, perhaps, as the creator of Faust, which some have speculated to be an Illuminist allegory.
At the zenith of its power and influence, the Order had perhaps as many as 3,000 members. The lodge at Munich, along with six other circles throughout Bavaria, boasted some 600 members in minerval and advanced degrees.
Illuminist organizations existed in Poland, Holland, England and France, often working within the masonic lodges which had become "illuminized" during the Congress of Wilhelmsbad in 1782. 29
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