
About this episode
On this episode of the Let’s Be Friends podcast, our frequent contributor and guest Nicholas Hinton has returned to wrap up and conclude the Fake Apocalypse series we started a few months ago.
In it, we discuss how Christianity looked in pre-denominational times. We also discuss Paul the Apostle’s concept of the Great Falling Away and how it may have began as early as 1054 AD during an event in church history now known as the Great Schism. The Great Schism planted the seeds for the Protestant Reformation, which bloomed into the 40,000 Christian denominations we see today.
These denominations have become so far removed from the original Christian traditions, they no longer look Christian at all. However, our so-called modern age has desensitized us to this fact, destroying our sense of childlike wonder, and turning our once mystical God into a distant abstraction.
We go on to talk about how most of these new and modernized denominations also preach the false Jesuit doctrine of Futurism, which has seemingly set the stage for a Fake Antichrist to go to war with Christians and cause the multitude of denominations to reunite with another, creating the Real Antichrist system, the end times Apostate Church.
- Part 1: Hyper-Real Psyops & Evil Shepherds
- Part 2: The “Antichrist Deception” Deception
- Part 3: Life is an AI ARG
- Q & A
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