Topic: Counter Reformation

A historical overview explains the split between Catholicism and Orthodoxy during the Great Schism and the subsequent Protestant Reformation. It is argued that the Jesuits created "futurism" and the doctrine of a seven-year Great Tribulation to deflect accusations that the Papacy was the Antichrist. This "scripted" version of the apocalypse is allegedly being staged in the modern era to manipulate believers.

The origins of the Jesuit Order are traced back to Ignatius of Loyola, a Spanish Basque noble who founded the Society of Jesus during the Counter-Reformation. Johnny Cirucci links Jesuit iconography to ancient mystery religions involving Nimrod, Semiramis, and Isis. He explains how the Pope officially sanctioned the order in 1540 to reclaim world control for the Papacy.