The Knight’s Templar or ‘The Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon’ as they are known in lerned circles,
what became of them and where are they today?
The true cross, the Holy Grail, the authentic shroud of Turin, where are these relics and where are their pious guardians? I find it absurd to think that our LORD and saviour would allow these sacred artefacts to rust away in some ancient cellar, or to go to waste beneath the arid dunes of Palestine.
The true cross, the Holy Grail, the authentic shroud of Turin, where are these relics and where are their pious guardians? I find it absurd to think that our LORD and saviour would allow these sacred artefacts to rust away in some ancient cellar, or to go to waste beneath the arid dunes of Palestine.
It was Bernard
de Clairvaux in 1118, that first decreed the Order was to go underground in
times of woe. As the power of the Catholic Church waned during the reformation
and the enlightenment, these noble templar’s still stood guard, unseen like
seraphim casting their protective gaze over their divine treasure.
So what of today? Bernard was no fool, he predicted the rise
of Newton and
Descartes, of Huxley, and Darwin and all those defamers of truth, that have a
dozen heads each with a blasphemous name engraved upon it. Under his auspices a
few templar’s of outstanding intellect were to begin their righteous masquerade, they would cloak themselves with the knowledge
of eminent scientists, sceptics and doubting philosophers. They would pretend to be of the ilk of those very men they despised. They would pretend to be scientists, men of learning, and they would hide the
grail and the true cross, where nobody would think to look, among the houses of
those who had torn down Europe's churches brick
by brick.
Richard Dawkins is one of these dignified men, I suspect he
has the true cross in his basement, and when, (under circumstances I deem too
banal to explain) I took off his shirt around a year ago, I saw a strange mark
etched into his goodly frame, it appeared to me as a branding, a tau-cross. This
cross belongs in a museum; we should reclaim it from him.
Pious old fool |
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