Post by Gardening Book Exposes Trinity on Aug 22, 2005 23:06:10 GMT -5
Hi Everyone
Even gardening books which are in no way connected with religious dogma recognize the pagan origins of the Trinity as shown by the following:
The Mistletoe, with its three white berries, was regarded as the symbol of the Druidic Trinity; its growth on the Oak was the symbol of the incarnation of Deity in man. [source – The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Gardening, Page 1718, Volume 11, the Greystone Press, Library of Congress Catalogue #60-7000]
But many are so spiritually blind that they can not see this simple truth.
To learn more on the subject, go to:
www.network54.com/Forum/388928
Your Friend in Christ Iris89
Even gardening books which are in no way connected with religious dogma recognize the pagan origins of the Trinity as shown by the following:
The Mistletoe, with its three white berries, was regarded as the symbol of the Druidic Trinity; its growth on the Oak was the symbol of the incarnation of Deity in man. [source – The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Gardening, Page 1718, Volume 11, the Greystone Press, Library of Congress Catalogue #60-7000]
But many are so spiritually blind that they can not see this simple truth.
To learn more on the subject, go to:
www.network54.com/Forum/388928
Your Friend in Christ Iris89