Proof Of The Illuminati [Samia's review]

Proof Of The Illuminati gets a review by Samia that Seth Payson would have appreciated:

Proof Of The Illuminati was originally written in 1802. This non-fiction tale of the Illuminati is exciting to read with many well-known people involved. After each chapter ended I was left wondering what would happen next. It is written well and makes you wonder if what you are reading and watching and your beliefs weren't influenced by the Illuminati. This book will make you look at this world in another perspective.

It all started with Mary Francis Arouet, born in 1694, who we all know as the philosopher Voltaire. He planned to overthrow religion by mixing philosophy with impiety. Since it took twelve disciples to form Christianity, he decided he would try to overthrow Christianity all by himself. However, he soon discovered that one person wasn't enough.

Voltaire recruited some conspirators to help him with the job. He would tell his fellow conspirators "...hurl the Javelin, but hide your hand." (34) Voltaire wrote many books and encouraged anti-Christian writings that made the reader question their belief by trying to show that "...the strongest proof of the existence of a God is contradicted by daily experiments." (36)
* 5 stars *

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More information

• Extra Info:
  • Table of Contents
  • First Page
  • Excerpt
  • The Actors Existence Object and Secret
  • Progress of the Conspiracy the Triumph
  • Illuminism Its Origin Actors and different
  • The Mysteries and Government of the Order
• Invisible College Press | Chapters.ca  | Amazon.com
• ISBN-10: 1931468141
• ISBN-13: 978-1931468145