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III. Sacred |
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| 3.4 Sacrilege and UnHoliness | ||
| Article 88-Unholy | ||
| Canon 2554 | ||
| Unholy is a fictional concept first created in the 13th Century whereby an object such as a manuscript may possess supernatural powers in direct opposition to sacredness. Hence, an object possessing power that is considered evil, impure or otherwise perverted. | ||
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| Canon 2555 | ||
| The idea of Unholy was first conceived by Pope Honorius III (1216-12227) in the promulgation of his Great Grimoire of Black Magic pertaining to the summonsing of spirits, blood sacrifices, holocausts and other criminal acts. The belief by the Popes of the Roman Cult was that if a book was created through the most evil acts imaginable, that somehow this evil could be concentrated into the text itself, and therefore utilized as a source of power. | ||
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| Canon 2556 | ||
| Since Pope Honorius, the Grimoires and other Black similar Magic books by the Khazarian Parasites have been considered “Unholy” and therefore powerful books of magic. | ||
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| Canon 2557 | ||
| As the magic promoted by Pope Honorius and subsequence Popes of the Roman Cult in the promotion of their black magic books, possess no proper grounding in ancient necromancy, nor spells, nor curses, nor any skills of ancient sorcery, all grimoires are frauds and deluded imitations. Therefore, the belief that such books have any power, let alone “unholy power” is an absurdity. | ||
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