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In addition to launching the “one god” theology, the Snake Brotherhood created many of the symbols and regalia still used by some important religions today. For example, the Brotherhood temple at El Amarna was constructed in the shape of a cross — a symbol later adopted by the Brotherhood’s most famous offshoot; Christianity. (p. 70) Now as I looked upon the living creatures, I saw four wings upon the ground, one by each of the living creatures, with their four faces. The appearance of the wheels and their composition was like the color of shiny amber: and all four wings had one likeness: and their composition was like a wheel in the middle of a wheel. “*...tells of a demon race which invaded the three planetary systems. Opposing the demons was the Hindu god Shiva, who possessed a powerful weapon that he fired at the enemy airships from his own. The new Christian teachings were given a great boost at the end of the fourth century A.D. by east Roman Emperor Theodosius I. Theodosius issued at least eighteen laws aimed at punishing those peo- ple who rejected the doctrines established by the Nicene Council. He made Christianity the official state religion and closed down many pagan temples by force. He ordered armies to burn down the famous Alexandrian Library...(p. 148) Justinian By the middle of the sixth century A.D., the death penalty came into use against the heretics and pagans. A campaign of genocide was ordered by East Roman Emperor, Justinian, to more quickly establish the Christian orthodoxy. In Byzantine alone, an estimated 10,000 people were murdered. (p. 148) Between 540 A.D. and 592 A.D., when Justinian was carrying out the Christian “reforms,” a bubonic plague engulfed the East Roman Empire and spread to Europe. ..it was named “Justinian’s Plague.” Jus- tinian’s plague was one of the most devastating plagues of history and many people at the time believed it to be a punishment from God. In fact, the word “plague” comes from the Latin word for “blow” or “wound...” (p. 149) One chronicler...was the famous historian, Gregory of Tours, who documented a number of events from the plague years. Gregory reports that just before Justinian’s plague invaded the Auvergne region of France in 567 A.D. three or four brilliant lights appeared around the Sun and the heavens appeared to be on fire. (p. 149) Another historian reported a similar event twenty-three years later in another part of France, Avignon. “Strange sights” were reported in the sky and the ground was sometimes brightly illumined at night as in the day. Shortly thereafter, a disastrous outbreak of the plague occurred there. (p. 150) 229 Appendix B: Book Abstracts The Original Cross/Crucifix Solomon’s Temple was also modeled after that of El Amarna. Book of Ezekiel Srimad Bhagavatam Theodosius | Blood Rituals of Christianity Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation