"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

were far less than the number of those who perished in the countries,
which the communists took over.
Milovan Djilas, one of the best-known exposers of communism, stated
in an interview for the German magazine Der Spiegel (also published in
the Swedish daily newspaper Svenska Dagbladet, 13th April 1983) that he
believed the idea of communism had evolved from the culture of the West,
from Judaism, from the Utopian philosophy, from Christianity and the
medieval sects.
We do indeed find some similarities between the communist system and
the power structure of the Christian church, especially regarding the
ideology and the intolerant attitude. Even a few Christians (not many)
have, in retrospect, condemned the Fathers of the Church for their
atrocious acts of violence and for laying the foundations of a system of
religious totalitarianism in Europe. Certain Christians have called these
criminal Fathers of the Church and other barbaric lay members "sham"
Christians.
At the same time they make a point of claiming there is nothing
intrinsically wrong about the doctrine; that the fault lies with the sheep,
which have strayed from the path of the true doctrine. It is quite
improbable that such a doctrine would be without error. The Buddhists
have not waged any religious wars or tortured any of their dissidents.
Neither have they, like the Christians and the communists, forced their
teachings on anyone with violence. The Christians and the communists
have both been especially intolerant towards their dissidents.
Both Church and Marxism were created with a view to slavery. Both
doctrines split into different factions, and both have also claimed a
monopoly on the truth. The developments of twentieth century history and
science have shown these doctrines to be intrinsically wrong and exploded
their dogmas. Sovietologists have revealed embarrassing facts about
Marxism, and many Christian ideas have been overthrown by research in
quantum physics. (Paul Davies, "God and the New Physics", 1983.)
Even a cursory glance at the New Testament, which was claimed to be
holy, reveals that descriptions are unsupported by any evidence. For
instance, the description of Herod the Great is completely erroneous -
there is no evidence that he ever ordered any mass slaughter of children.
Compared to others, he appears to have been a benevolent king. Historical
evidence shows that he, during the great famine in Judea 24 years before
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