The legend of Nimrod, Semiramis and Tammuz is the biggest con in the majority of Christian churches today. This teaching uses mythology and fables as authentic sources when they are anything but authentic. This bizarre teaching had literally caught fire in the online churches beginning sometime around 2012, but is now creeping into community churches throughout America.
This is an extremely dangerous teaching.
The myths are literally taught as historical events and Christian theology. These fables are presented as an alternative narrative to explain the mystery of the woman in Revelation 17, dating back to the time of Babel.
These fables replace a harlot city with a harlot religion that allegedly rose from Babel and consumed the earth with a mother-child mystery religion. The narrative suggests that the .02% rise of mother-child cults tied to the spread of fertility religions after Babel was scattered is the underlying factor that explains the 'mystery woman' of Revelation 17. The reality is: from the hundreds of fertility religions that saturated the Mesopotamia perhaps four actual mother-child cults spread to other regions of the world. That leaves 196 that did not. Not very good odds if you ask me.
The mastermind behind these fabrications began with Scottish minister, Alexander Hislop.
History shows us that the spread in the occult, witchcraft and divination ran rampant after the flood, not mother-child religions.
If you are familiar with the Genesis story of Nimrod and the authentic histories of the ancient gods and goddesses of the Mesopotamia, reading the bizarre writings of Alexander Hislop will literally make your brain crawl.
