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That Ancient Mystery Babylon Religion in the Here and Now

5 min readSep 2, 2025

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There is a truism about the world, and history bears it out, there is nothing new under the sun. There are patterns everywhere if you have the desire to look. That great new thing we believe is only that old thing repackaged and rebranded with a new name.

There is a recurring theme throughout.

These patterns can be seen across the board, in politics, in high art, in music, in the movies and in the changing religious landscape.

At first you don’t see it, but once you do you begin to realize it is everywhere. From that point on you just can’t unsee it.

In the Book of Genesis; God thwarted the Tower of Babel and their Mystery Babylon religion. He cut them off by language and scattered them to the ends of the earth.

Mystery Babylon religion is a mix of both paganism and the occult.

So are there any pure religions out there? Yes, they Christianity and Judaism. Though both can and have been corrupted, like everything.

I will not go into details about the characters in Genesis. You can read it for yourself. Instead I will paint with a broader brush.

This pagan/occult religion aka Mystery Babylon Religion, is also known as the Divine Feminine, which is the opposite of the Divine Masculine that we understand. This makes it a feminine religion.

There was another Queen of Heaven before the Catholic Virgin Mary took the title. There are other similarities as well. This false religion is comprised of a trio, though it is an unholy one. It represents the sun, the moon and the stars. It looks to appropriate nature for its own purposes.

Do you see what I see here? This is a counterfeit religion.

Anyone who has eyes to see knows this culture is a feminized one.

If the Statue of Liberty is the Queen of the US, then it follows were one to define Mystery Babylon as a place it is America. If you look closely at the statue’s face her hair is that of a woman, while her face appears more that of a man.

But even more there are texts to support that America is indeed Mystery Babylon.

Like the Tower of Babel before it this mystery religion seeks unity above all else with the Lion King-like motto; we are one.

As this religion is anti-doctrine it values vagueness and is touchy-feely by design. Like the blob it evolves constantly. It is not about right beliefs as they like to say it is about right community. So goodie let us all sing kumbaya. It is okay, you don’t have to even know why you here or what you believe!

These folk love to be seen as agreeable first and formost. Until such time you not only disagree, but you strongly disagree. The strength with which you disagree really sets them off. Then just try and back it up with logic and conviction. They pivot to, stop upsetting people. You harming people. Tone it down.

What is strange is they don’t or won’t see how people can honestly disagree with them. This is the disturbing aspect, it can only mean one thing. That they delusional.

There is something else in this post modern version of the Mystery Babylon religion. It is all about merging everything, whether it be opposites like male and female, unlike religions, or even different denominations of the same faith. So it stands against the natural order of things. It also rejects all boundaries. Which stands to reason as they love the word fluid, they see nothing as set.

Think of the moral imperative at work here. When two distinct colours like black and white are blended together they become grey. These seperate colours then no longer exist, instead they are referred to as shades of grey, with its contrast and compare no more. The standard has been eliminated.

Now here is what a Mystery Babylon church looks like on wheels.

Its church reads scripture without understanding; they read into it instead of just reading what it says. Its pastors are blind guides leading the blind. Its sermons are incoherent and go off on a tangent. Just be who you are they say; God approves whole heartedly. From a moral perspective anything goes, well except, except for ‘harmful’ doctrine. You know them rules.

Clarity is their enemy while confusion is their friend.

They go by the name deceit.

They have always been anti-fundamental for these reasons; and for a time such as this.

If your church services looks like a Hollywood occult awards ceremony, a mass massage parlor or an in-your-face rock fest; well just know you in one. The same goes for a football game at the altar, and a strip club on the ‘stage.’ If their message sounds like UN-speak, run out of there, don’t walk. Walk on by a place that does not resemble a Church but a giant ware (whore) house. Beware of false promises that appeal to feminine sensibilities they there in the hope of hitting the sweet spot.

Avoid what they call Jesus teachings. They dress them up as requirements but in actual fact it is another religion entirely that feeds off a perceived victimhood and is meant to blow you off course. The goals are political. It’s just a distraction so pay no heed. Do not be led by the nose.

Don’t look back at churches who take great pride in being radical or who exist to subvert traditional teachings.

Interfaith is a big no-no.

Look at anyone askance who refers to God as She.

Give a wide berth to churches who tell you or hint that you all gods.

The same for those who presume to know just what the Holy Spirit is saying. Funny how it all ties up with what they want. Just know it is the seducing spirits that beguile them.

Bodies writhing on the floor is a clue that all is anything but right.

The US in particular is in serious trouble. Christian theology has been thoroughly captured for the most part.

Better evaluate if you stand at the gates of hell. Jesus Christ did promise that it would not prevail against His Church.

Take a leaf out of the Book of Revelations. Come out of her my people; lest you partake in her sins and share in her plagues.

Notice in the above passage the pronoun HER is used three times in a row!

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Ann Carriage
Ann Carriage

Written by Ann Carriage

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