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Christianity Inverted

Sandy Wolfe-Murray

3,071 words

“Why shouldn’t truth be stranger than fiction? Fiction, after all, has to make sense.”
– Mark Twain

Michael Hoffman
The Occult Renaissance Church of Rome
Coeur d’Alene: Independent History and Research, 2017

Not many people would disagree with the claim that the old grey mare of Christianity is not what it used to be, but few could tell with any accuracy what exactly went wrong. Michael Hoffman is one of those few. His latest book, The Occult Renaissance Church of Rome tells the tale of how Christianity was infiltrated and molded into a Judeo-Christian organism.

I myself grew up believing I was a Christian, never suspecting I was something else. They told me I was a Christian living in a Christian country, and as a boy I unquestionably believed them. Christian society is supposed to be one of order, harmony, and social cohesion but as I left my childhood behind I could see that society was, and is, coming apart at the seams. The faith that twice stopped an Islamic invasion of Europe, retook Spain, and confined the Jews to the ghetto now welcomes Islamics as brothers and adores the Christ-denying Jew as its elder brother. The church itself at the highest levels is schizophrenic and undermining the Christendom it is supposed to serve and protect. Emma Bonino, for example, who in 2013 was appointed to the office of Italy’s foreign minister was an abortionist who contributed to the death of roughly six million Italian babies, and yet in 2017 was recognized as a “forgotten great”[1] by Pope Francis for her work with helping settle half a million “refugees” in an effort to overcome the demographic crisis Italy is facing. A demographic crisis she helped create.

North America came into being after the Reformation, but the Catholic Church was the dominant factor molding the white world for 1500 years, and today still sets the course for a world full of wandering, disillusioned, non-practicing Christians. Nobody really cares what the Anglicans think (do we really want to know?) or the Baptists or any other denomination, but we still give some thought to the latest utterances from the pope. The Protestants spun off from Rome and in the process weakened the mother church and gradually lost influence themselves as they continued to fracture and divide until Christianity was upside down, and today, as Andrew Fraser would say, we now find Christ in “the other.”

Michael Jones’s The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit backs Hoffman’s claim that the revolution was Jewish. Jones stated that the first leaders of the Protestant sects were half-Jewish[2] and that the Puritan rejection of the church could be traced to the Jewish rejection of our suffering Christ.[3]. Jones himself has an ally in Samuel Butler who in 1626 denounced Britain’s Royal Society as practitioners of Jewish science.[4] The revolution was total.

The Protestant revolution damaged the developing cohesiveness of Europe. The rules of war developed by the church were actually civilizing the practice, but as F.J.P. Veale in his book Advance to Barbarianism demonstrated, the American Indian Wars set war back on the path to today’s “total war” where civilian targets are fair game. Jones added that the descent into modern war really began at Culloden in 1746 but was later refined on this side of the Atlantic.

The monasteries during the medieval period were a major factor in building Europe as the monks cleared the land, farmed it, then rented it out to the people the monasteries attracted into the once wilderness. Back then we clustered around monasteries and cathedrals the way today we cluster around shopping malls, having traded the next life for this life. The monks and nuns also preserved the culture as the monasteries acted as centers for the arts and learning. The Protestant writer William Cobbett wrote that the Reformation was the revolt of the rich against the poor and was the origin of much of today’s social evils. He wrote that it was not a reformation but a devastation of England which was once probably the happiest country that the world had ever seen but was now impoverished and degraded. The old English hospitality was banished and replaced by pauperism.[5].

If I understand Hoffman correctly, the church was slowly corrupted by the Talmud until a dual church reigned over its flock: “One visible for the well intentioned but sadly ignorant and bamboozled priests and parishioners,”[6] and for the insiders a “diabolic, led by numerous popes who were either active conspirators or mute accomplices to the covert, escalation of magic, homosexual predation on children, usurious money power and lying and deceit.”[7] The ruling elite in the Vatican worship Hermes Trismegistus while the parishioners and priests worship Jesus Christ. Hermes Trismegistus is “identified with the Ibis god Thoth…the inspiration of all philosophy and religion that followed him,”[8] which could explain why from the Renaissance on the goal of the Talmudic Vatican has been “to rethink the relationship between Christianity and the other great world religions.”[9] Pope Benedict XVI declared that “the significance of Hermes for the Renaissance Christian could not have been announced more triumphantly than by his depiction in marble at the very threshold of the great cathedral in Sienna in 1482.”[10] Pope Pius X declared, “Here it is well to note at once that, given the doctrine of experience united with that of symbolism, every religion, even that of paganism, must be held to be true.”[11]

Hoffman is quite certain that the corruption of the church began with the introduction of the Talmud. The apostate Jew, Nicholas Donin, who became a Christian in 1236, brought the Talmud to the attention of Pope Gregory IX. Until then Christianity was unaware of what the Jews really believed. Both Donin and Pfefferkorn argued for burning the Talmud to help free their fellow Jews.[12] E. Michael Jones also asserted that Donin was an apostate Jew who first brought the Talmud to the attention of the Church with the result that Jews became regarded as social revolutionaries.[13] While Donin and Pfefferkorn are regarded as genuine converts to the faith, not all Jews were as honest with the result that the lines between Christians and Jews became blurred in doctrinally and socially dangerous ways.[14] The insincere Jewish converts to Christianity made subversion and deceit a way of life with the consequence being that there was no cure for Marranos except expulsion or extermination.[15] Pinpointing the Jews as the problem would give rise to the easy solution except that the Pfefferkorn/Reuchlin affair complicates the matter. The converted Jew Pfefferkorn had defended the Christian faith, while the Aryan Christian Reuchlin attacked the faith and defended the Talmud. But then the Bible does say that the love of money is the root of all evil; not the modern love of the Jew.

The Reuchlin affair came about under Pope Leo X (1513–1521). Reuchlin was the prime mover in the campaign for the improvement of the political and legal status of the Jewish person.[16] Reuchlin not only regarded the Thomistic inheritance of the church as a barbaric and uncultivated philosophy but developed further the introduction of the Talmud into the church where it became important in ceremonial magic. A further step away from Thomas Aquinas was taken by Elizabeth May’s Tories when they voted that animals have no feelings, which was a giant step forward for factory farming and another nail in the coffin for Christianity and the health of the everyday Brit. According to Hoffman this paragon of the Renaissance and professor at Tubingen University had a Jewish handler named Rabbi Joel of Rosheim.[17] Reuchlin lied “repeatedly and knowingly”[18] and he succeeded because the cryptocracy in the Vatican, as Hoffman calls the insiders, created for him a celebrity victim status like that of Galileo which has proved difficult to correct factually.[19] Reuchlin was the only one to explicitly defend the Talmud. Archbishop Uriel, who was in debt to the Jewish moneylender Weissenau, stopped Pfefferkorn from burning the Vatican’s new bible.[20] Hoffman also suggested that Pope Leo X was influenced by his Jewish physician to go against Pfefferkorn.[21] But for whatever reason, Pope Leo X did save the Talmud and allowed the van Bombergens of Antwerp to establish the first Catholic printing press in Rome who with the help of the pseudo-convert to Christianity, Felix Pratensis,[22] printed the first complete Babylonian Talmud. The door was open and the Catholic printing house of Giovanni di Gara in Venice of 1594 printed Rabbi Judah Halevy’s anti-Christian Kuzari.[23] During the Renaissance, the Church of Rome was responsible for the diffusion and popularization of the Talmud and Kabbalah throughout Europe and the Middle East.[24]

Hoffman observed that prior to the Renaissance public nudity in art was a sign of shame. An example would be Giotto’s nudes in his The Last Judgment at Padua Arena Chapel which only served to heighten the sense of shame and degradation, whereas Michelangelo’s nudes in the Sistine chapel verge on the erotic. The contrast is that for Giotto, a product of pre-Renaissance Christianity, nudity is mainly a sign of disorder and damnation, whereas for Michelangelo, a product of the Renaissance, the public nudity at the Sistine Chapel is a way of expressing the belief that we can in this life return to Eden.[25]

The Sistine Chapel is famed for its beautiful Michelangelo paintings, but his sexualization of Christ overturned the order of the previous 1,500 years. As Hoffman wrote, “What passes for Catholic art in the Renaissance by Michelangelo, Botticelli, Pinturicchio, and others, is part of a disguise at the heart of the Neoplatonic attitude of contempt for the common man…the common people have no right to the truth, which is reserved for the elite alone, as Giovanni Pico della Mirandola stated, just as the secret magic we first described from Orpheus’ hymns is not to be explained in public.”[26] Hoffman then quoted Edith Balas who wrote that “Michelangelo’s works were indeed of pagan inspiration and like other masterpieces of the Renaissance were designed specially for initiates into pagan theology and Neoplatonic thought.”[27] Hoffman further reinforced his claim by quoting the art expert Edgar Wind who wrote, “They were designed for initiates; hence they require an initiation.[28] So although the Sistine Chapel is regarded as the holiest sanctuary in Christendom its paintings transform it into the realm of Plato, not Jesus Christ.

According to Hoffman the western imperium has two phases of time; the time of keeping secrets and the time of revealing them.[29] It appears that the time of revelation is at hand for what would have shocked and outraged our ancestors barely elicits a shrug now. John Paul II was the first pope to openly display the hidden machinations of the inner sanctum of the church when he publicly embraced Talmudic-Judaism in the synagogue in Rome, voodoo in Benin, Islam’s Koran, the congress of world religions at Assisi, and the Aztec rites during his pilgrimage to Mexico.[30] John Paul II was also the pope who described the Sistine chapel as the “sanctuary of the Theology of the Body.”[31] Pope Benedict XVI affirmed that sentiment when he declared that, “the significance of Hermes for the Renaissance Christian could not have been announced more triumphantly than by his depiction in marble at the very threshold of the great cathedral at Siena, in 1482.”[32] The canonization of John Paul II and the fact that the pagan rites were performed “before the eyes of the Catholic world in the twenty-first century demonstrates the success of the occult transmutation process in that we are all initiates now.[33]

Along with paganism entering into and dominating Christianity came lies and deception. Alphonsus Liguori was instrumental in debasing the Catholics in the same way the Kol Nidri has debased the Jew. Protestants haven’t escaped Hoffman’s wrath either for he quoted Milton as saying, “what man in his senses would deny, that there are those whom we have the best grounds for considering that we ought to deceive.” And he added that the great English authors, such as Jeremy Taylor, Milton, Paley, Johnson, men of very distinct schools of thought, distinctlyre say that under certain circumstances it is allowable to say a lie.[34]

The new attitude was a revolutionary break with Jesus’ command of “let your yes be yes and your no be no.” First among the Catholics, and later among the Protestants, a rabbinic type of escape clause was created during the Renaissance to justify deceptive speech.[35] The purpose of deceptive speech with the rabbis was to deceive the goyim but with the priests and ministers it was to deceive their own people, at least the ones they regarded as beneath them socially which would be you and I, the 99%. Not only is lying acceptable but, according to Rev. Cox, Liguori taught 30 different ways to lie.[36] By way of contrast, the Benedictine monk John Barnes wrote in 1625 that, “You should not lie even to save your life.”[37] For his efforts Liguori was elevated to the sainthood, appointed a Doctor of the Church, promoted to the office of a heavenly patron of confessors and declared a teacher of moral theology. Six times in his Homo Apostolicus and 16 times in Theologia Moralis Liguori laid down the principle that as soon as a man is reduced to extreme poverty all goods become common and that the thief has a right to what belongs to others.[38] The Christian aspect is that our Redeemer taught his followers to watch for two characteristics of the devil: that he was a murderer from the beginning who abode not in the truth because the truth is not in him and when he speaketh a lie he speaketh of his own for he is a liar and the father of it (John 8:44).

For the church to inculcate in the mind of the aristocrat that he could seduce a maiden with the promise of marriage then abandon her and still be a good Christian, and that commoners had no right to question their social betters, put the organic unity of society in jeopardy. This self-serving elitist attitude came in with the Renaissance when the ancient Pharaonic leadership pyramid came in more fully and taught that error is more likely found among the people at the bottom while the truth and rectitude is found among those at the top.[39] The atrophy of Christian reasoning has led to the infallible papacy which according to Hoffman has since the Renaissance been the engine of transformation of the ecclesia from the Catholic Bride of Christ to the papal Judas of Christ.

The end result of the church adopting the Talmud was to dethrone Jesus Christ and through the mechanism of the holocaust to replace him as an object of worship with the Jewish people. It was on March 12, 1998, that John Paul II’s declaration, The Tragedy of the Shoah and the duty of Remembrance Concerning the Suffering of the “Jews” under the Nazis, was published. The pope’s declaration confirmed the belief of the Talmud that only the Jews are fully and completely human.[40] The document calls for a “moral and religious memory”[41] or as Hoffman so succinctly put it where research conflicts with a religious memory of WWII the research is discarded. Ratzinger before he became pope wrote The Jewish People and their Sacred Scriptures in the Christian Bible in which he said, “Christians can, nevertheless, learn much from Jewish exegesis practiced for more than two thousand years.”[42] Perhaps the popes are right and that we should read about the delusions, lies, and blasphemies against Jesus and Mary and the contempt for non-Jews in such books as the Talmud, the Midrash, and the Kabbalah. As Hoffman sees it holocaustianity became the alibi for the completion of that which was launched at the Renaissance as authentic Christian teaching on rabbinic Judaism and the Talmud was overthrown.

A knock-on effect of promoting the Talmud in the church is the now common referral to the Jews as our elder brothers in the faith. John Paul II is given the credit (here) for first using the term “elder brothers.”[43] However, the Talmudic Jews utterly reject Jesus so John Paul II could not have been referring to the Christian faith when he described the Jews as “our” elder brothers. All that having the Jews as our elder brother and sisters has achieved is to place Calvary subservient to Auschwitz. John Paul II’s “elder brothers” declaration, confirmed by the future pope Benedict, is predicated on the overthrow of the biblical teaching of the Christian’s exclusive covenantal relationship with God.

Obsessed as the Christian leadership is with stamping out anti-Semitism, not one word is ever spoken about anti-Gentilism. Besides, God often preferred the younger brother to the elder as in Abel and Cain but most spectacularly of all when Christian freedom was identified with Isaac (Galatians 4:28-30) and the elder half-brother Ishmael was cast out into the desert and the son of the free woman and the son of the bond woman went their separate ways – until today’s church and government decided to join together what God had separated.

The ancient war against Christ continues to this day by way of deception and intrigue by the rabbis and indifference by the followers of Christ as covered by Hoffman’s The Occult Renaissance Church of Rome. Not content with overthrowing God himself the rabbis wish to enthrone their people in his place. The whole process rather reminds me of one of those old movies where, not content with capturing the treasures of the nation, the man wanted to be God himself, and we all know how that ended. And now we get to watch in real life. It’s not logical, as Spock would say. But then, truth is stranger than fiction. Enjoy!

Notes

[1] Faithful Insight (Toronto), Vol. 3, Issue 7, September 2017, p. 3.

[2] E. Michael Jones, The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit (Fidelity Press, South Bend Indiana, 2008), p. 341.

[3] Ibid., p. 426.

[4] Ibid., p. 495.

[5] Cobbett, William. A History of Protestant Reformation in England and Ireland (TAN Books and Publishers, Rockford, Illinois), p. 30.

[6] Michael Hoffman, The Occult Renaissance Church of Rome (Independent History and Research, Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, 2017), p. 255.

[7] Ibid., p. 255.

[8] Ibid., p. 81.

[9] Ibid., p. 82.

[10] Ibid., p. 369.

[11] Ibid., p. 363.

[12] Ibid., p. 280.

[13] Ibid., p. 119.

[14] Ibid., p. 203.

[15] Ibid., p. 206.

[16] Ibid., p. 259.

[17] Ibid., p. 259.

[18] Ibid., p. 275.

[19] Ibid., p. 275.

[20] Ibid., p. 384.

[21] Ibid., p. 282.

[22] Ibid., p. 288.

[23] Ibid., p. 292.

[24] Ibid., p. 293.

[25] Ibid., p. 626.

[26] Ibid., p. 356.

[27] Ibid., p. 356.

[28] Ibid., p. 357.

[29] Ibid., p. 357.

[30] Ibid., p. 357.

[31] Ibid., p. 369.

[32] Ibid., p. 369.

[33] Ibid., p. 360.

[34] Ibid., p. 446.

[35] Ibid., p. 410

[36] Ibid., p. 435.

[37] Ibid., p. 423.

[38] Ibid., p. 468.

[39] Ibid., p. 465.

[40] Ibid., p. 549.

[41] Ibid., p. 550.

[42] Ibid., p. 553.

[43] Ibid., p. 476.

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  1. BroncoColorado says:
    January 24, 2018 at 2:53 pm

    It’s pleasing to see Michael Hoffman’s latest work getting some valuable publicity within the WN community where will gain some traction. Predictably this and his other books relating to usury and the history of White slavery in British North America were given the silent treatment within traditional Christian groups.
    One small criticism of Hoffman’s core thesis. He places great emphasis on what he calls ‘the revelation of the method’, or more succinctly, ‘freeze and thaw’, whereby the elites introduce a major social or cultural change, then condemn it only to thaw it out later at a more propitious time to effect the change originally intended. It could be their chosen MO, but why wait 500 years to reveal the change? Seems like an inordinately long time.

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  2. Petronius says:
    January 24, 2018 at 6:21 pm

    This is a muddled narrative. I don’t think either Hoffman or Jones can be taken serious as historians. I also fail to see how antique neo-platonism, Renaissance neo-platonism and the Talmud match or are related to each other. This version of the story however presents Judaism and Paganism as allied, if not identical subversive forces, but provides no convincing link between them.

    And as for that:

    “Michelangelo’s works were indeed of pagan inspiration and like other masterpieces of the Renaissance were designed specially for initiates into pagan theology and Neoplatonic thought.” “So although the Sistine Chapel is regarded as the holiest sanctuary in Christendom its paintings transform it into the realm of Plato, not Jesus Christ.”

    First, I think this is extremely exaggerated, if not downright wrong. Second, from another p.o.v, what’s not to like? I can f.e. hardly see you objecting to this marvellous re-paganisation of Christianity that was the Renaissance, Greg.

    Also, I refuse to see these great works of art of the Renaissance by Botticelli, Michelangelo etc in earnest as agents of subversion of Western culture, and certainly not a Talmudic one. I also disagree about the meaning of nudity in Michelangelo.

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  3. Brock Bellerive says:
    January 24, 2018 at 10:41 pm

    I am not familiar with Michael Hoffman’s work, but this is a similar thesis found in James L. Kelley’s Anatomizing Divinity, which focuses on Hermes Trismegistus, the introduction of the Filioque, and the occultic ecumenism of Gottfried Leibniz. There also seem to be parallels with Michael Allen Gillespies’ The Theological Origins of Modernity, regarding the introduction of ancient Roman civic humanism to Roman Catholicism by thinkers like Bocaccio, Petrarch, and Erasmus.

    Christianity’s inversion, as I understand it, began with the Filioque, which metaphysically “inverted” the Trinity. This metaphysical inversion replaced the Patriarchy of the Father with the Communism of the Emanations. Rather than an hierarchical metaphysics ordered by the ontological and, more importantly, personal priority of the Father, the Filioque leaves the impression of an ontological equivalence among the members of the Trinity (the emanations) and a barebones logical priority of an impersonal “Father.” The communism of the emanations, blind to the unique relations of its members, becomes a model for the Church and eventually society, rather than the patriarchy of the Father (who would otherwise be responsible for managing the relations of unique but subordinate members).

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  4. Niko says:
    January 25, 2018 at 10:04 am

    I have to agree with Petronius on this one. I don’t see the connection here between neo-platonism, paganism, and the Talmud. Clearly, hermeticism has connections to Kabbalah(which is one reason I’m always wary of anything which smells like hermeticsim), so I’d grant that.

    The quotes and characters involved in this theory are all believable, but I don’t see the point. So we get official philo-semitism from the church and nudity in church art? Yes, it’s certainly bad for us when the Church is philo-semitic- not sure about the nudity though.

    It’s inevitable, however, that a religion like Christianity, which undeniably has oriental(semitic, jewish) roots, will have an engagement with the Jews and since it was born within the Roman Empire, that it will have Hellenistic philosophy within it as well.

    This “inversion” then is not really so much an inversion if Christianity has these baked-in aspects which are related to that which is being claimed is the inversion— aspects of Judaism and Greco-Roman pagan philosophy.

    The fact that Christ was a Jew and yet Jews killed Christ(and continue to reject him) inherently creates some potential schizophrenia regarding Christian’s attitude towards Jews– and that’s just scratching the surface of the connection.

    Im no expert or adherent, so I could be wrong, but I believe the gnostic project was about resolving the issue of why the Judaic God and the Christian God seem at such odds, yet Christianity is supposed to be a fufillment of Judaism or whatever.

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    1. Petronius says:
      January 25, 2018 at 3:46 pm

      There is a theory that the Kabalah actually has Greek origins…
      https://www.amazon.com/Greek-Qabalah-Alphabetical-Mysticism-Numerology/dp/1578631106

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      1. Niko says:
        January 26, 2018 at 3:50 pm

        That’s an interesting theory, I wouldn’t be surprised.

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  5. Eric Nimbach says:
    January 25, 2018 at 4:21 pm

    Hoffmann doesn’t know Christianity from a hole in the ground. His thesis is WAY out there. The fact that the Catholic Church strenuously resisted Jewish influence over Christian societies, and that the Jews always targeted the Catholic faith as enemy number one, subverts the entire thrust of his book. E. Michael Jones’s work does not support this thesis, either. Hoffmann in an earlier book showed that he could not discern that Catholic teaching on usury can be elaborated and modified as understanding of the issue grows. He certainly cannot prove, even with a mountain of (barely) circumstantial evidence, that popes in the Renaissance or later, worshipped Hermes Trismegistus, or engaged in a subterranean homosexual society. Had they done so, we would have known about it long before now. Hoffmann’s book is just another conspiracy tome, heavy on breathless revelations, short on evidence.

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    1. Heinrich Kirschbaum says:
      December 7, 2019 at 11:15 pm

      While I would not be so harsh in criticizing Mr. Hoffman and will state first that I have enormous respect for him in standing up for the Truth and opening peoples eyes in many areas but I always had to understand at the outset that he holds to a very specific Christian Occult/Conspiratorial worldview and that naturally I would disagree with him on many areas that he is simply unwilling to even consider due to his commitment to his beliefs about the natural and the supernatural. But I felt the desire to comment here because I couldn’t help immediately notice what I think was clearly delusional if not outright deception on Hoffman’s part with the quote from Pope St.Pius X above that is from his Encyclical “Pascendi Dominici Gregis” which is quoted as if the great anti-Modernist orthodox Thomist ‘Lion’ Pope actually was in favor of that opinion when it is absolutely clear when read in context that he is stating the Modernists he condemns hold to that viewpoint and must have that viewpoint because of their false principles. I admit I have not yet read this book of Hoffman’s yet but have read his “Judaism Discovered” and “Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare” and read parts of “They were White and they were Slaves” and while I have noticed some slight errors in the past in his scholarship I’ve never found him practice outright falsification and plain lies. That is why I want to believe this was the result of delusion or ignorance. It was rather shocking because Hoffman himself generally supports the Society of St.Pius X, is a traditional Catholic and if there is one pope in modern history you can point to as being a light of Catholic orthodoxy it was Pius X! I can certainly understand criticism and pointing to the fact that we must always strive to be better and not idolize anyone including popes and saints! I can understand stating that the Catholic church should have been even stricter and more uncompromising in condemning Usury, the Financial/Banking powers, compromising with Talmudism and its adherents for any reason, and I could go on. Yes that is a fair opinion and criticism though I don’t think its entirely realistic considering that by Pius X time Italy was already under the Masonic thumb, the Papal States were gone, and the Church was heavily infiltrated by Masons, Modernists, Simony, Jews, Usurers, and I could go on. Pius X, may have been able to do much more!? Maybe he would have if he had not been murdered as I believe he was BECAUSE HE WAS AT WAR to do even more good and was cut down before he could do more. Remember how close the Conclave that elected him was to electing a Modernist and likely Freemason Cardinal Rampolla were it not for the Jus Exclusivae, though I admit that others have contended that was not the primary factor in his defeat of Rampolla and being given the Papacy. The point stands though. Even though I do think it is absolutely fair and right to criticize the Renaissance and the Papacy and higher clergy of that time and in many times after and before how is it that not until Vatican II was there a real change in the deposit of faith and clear massive contradiction and departure from Tradition overall if the hierarchy had been converted to Hermeticism and Neo-Platonist ceremonial magic and mysticism during the Renaissance? What was the Council of Trent? Even if you can criticize it in parts I think it extremely paranoid and a bit crazy to think that was all just a facade for totally compromised and pagan hierarchy! Honestly I can’t understand why Hoffman is even still a Traditionalist Catholic if he really believes all this!? Why not just join some strict Western Rite Orthodox group? he seems to believe the Catholic Church fell from Grace around the time shortly after the Orthodox clearly separated from the Papacy and those in union with it.
      I’m looking forward to reading this book but also certain that I will find it upsetting and disappointing. I can’t even write about how upsetting it is that he holds to such biased and delusional views about Adolf Hitler which he put into print in his latest book. Nevermind the traitors within the Wehrmacht and the Reich’s government and businesses. ‘Hitler should have known all and seen all at all times and he’s a bad guy and responsible for every bad thing that happened to Germany after 1939.’ It amazes me how he can be so strident in exposing the Holohoax but refuses to budge from his dogmatic anti-Hitler and anti-National Socialist beliefs. But I suppose I shouldn’t be too amazed after reading this review and summary of his statements about the Renaissance and post-Renaissance Roman Catholic hierarchy.
      Sorry for being so long-winded. I hope this helped someone gain some knowledge and insight.

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      1. Eric Nimbach says:
        December 2, 2020 at 5:06 pm

        Wow! What a great comment. Only saw it just now. I can’t say I disagree with a single thing you say. Thank you!

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Writer & Article of the Month June 2026

Voting for this month has concluded. Here are the final results!

Top Writers

  • #1 David M. Zsutty 4 votes
  • #2 Mark Gullick 3 votes
  • #3 Morris van de Camp 2 votes
  • #4 Ondrej Mann 2 votes
  • #5 Dani Vypont 2 votes
  • #6 Greg Johnson 2 votes
  • #7 Collin Cleary 1 vote
  • #8 Millennial Woes 1 vote
  • #9 Beau Albrecht 1 vote
  • #10 Dave Chambers 1 vote
  • #11 Steven Tucker 1 vote
  • #12 Jayant Bhandari 1 vote

Top Articles

  • #1 Why White Advocates Should Avoid “Based Blacks” 4 votes
  • #2 Zsutty’s Maximum 3 votes
  • #3 The Murder of Henry Nowak 2 votes
  • #4 Uncivil War 1 vote
  • #5 Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire! 1 vote
  • #6 Small Is Beautiful: The Napoleon of Notting Hill 1 vote
  • #7 Interview with Gerhard Hallstatt of Allerseelen 1 vote
  • #8 Monkeys and Typewriters 1 vote
  • #9 The Remigration Movement Solidifies  1 vote
  • #10 I’m Glad He Failed 1 vote
  • #11 The Killing of Henry Nowak 1 vote
  • #12 Alex Jones’ Endgame: Blueprint for Global Enslavement, Part 4 1 vote
  • #13 China’s Threat to American Security 1 vote
  • #14 Ethnic Vigilantism: The Movie 1 vote
  • #15 The Inferiority Behind Immigrant Superiority 1 vote

Total votes cast: 21