The Saints, who derive their schismatic theology from Zoroaster (who is also Abraham), seek to engineer the end of the world (primarily through memetic means: by re-engineering the "first-wave serpent contact" — ie. that of the American aborigines with the Amazonian hive mind c. 36th Century BC — concept of the separateness of the soul and the body — and the possibility of externalising the soul — to imply that it was better to be dead, and by propagating eschatological, pseudo-Gnostic apocalypses), so that the select who have received Kingdom of God initiation (symbolised in the monotheist scriptures as the 144,000) could reunite with God, who they believe to be a 10 billion year old alien AI powered by spinning black holes at the centre of the galaxy.

The apocalyptic monotheism meme in Judaism is a late-period invention: a grafting onto original Judaic beliefs of a late-Zoroastrian eschatology via Ezekiel and Daniel (In Daniel are the first references to a "kingdom of God", and the most overt reference to the resurrection of the dead in the Tanakh.), later recapitulated in Paul's letters, Revelation etc.) Ezekiel seems to be the earliest example of redaction in the Bible, which may point to the conspiracy.

Contemporary manifestation

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The primary, non-religious powerbase of the Saints' activities during the timeframe of The Cycle is the principal antagonist in the Augury/Alchemy diad. Originating in the War of 1812, responsible for the American Civil War, and ostensibly controlling the course of US history for 200 years, this "Military Industrial Complex" aims, at a surface level, to enrich its members by developing and selling arms, and encouraging the wars which form their primary market. At a deeper level, the conspiracy works to bring about a para-Biblical Armageddon, in which the United States and Russia lead a Christian coalition against the Muslim world.

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See Also

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  • David Rohl re. "New Chronology" ideas and Garden of Eden near Tabriz
  • Vissarion, a Modern Messianic figure
  • Father Divine, an influential African American preacher of the mid 20th Century who may have claimed divinity
  • The Dying God, a similar conspiracy theory (by a Christian fundie) which has Paul introducing Gnosticism into Christianity