Symbolism will be their downfall.
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Ancient pagans worshiped trees.
This is not a joke. It's one of the reasons that we have the term "knock on wood" today. You see, when you wanted something to come true in the old pagan religions, you would make a wish and then knock on a tree to make it come true.
Pine-cones come from the ultimate tree. Evergreens were seen as the highest form of trees because they didn't "die" during the winter like other trees. Trees that could survived winter were considered sacred trees.
This is why you cut down an evergreen tree, bring it into your home and decorate it for Christmas. It's tree worship of the highest form. It's an ancient pagan tradition that predates Jesus and has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with Christianity.
The pine-cone is a symbol of those trees and why you see it in a lot of pagan iconography, including on the staff of the religious leader of the most pagan church on earth. Notice how, on the staff, the tree is growing out of the pine-cone, and Jesus is crucified on that tree. They literally have a symbol of Jesus being crucified on their pagan god. It's a blasphemous symbol of the highest order if you're a true Christian. You should see that and feel sick to your stomach.
Also, the origins of the pine-cone in pagan worship have absolutely nothing do with the supposed pineal gland, new-age bullshit that people are pushing on this site all of the time. If there's any correlation between the two whatsoever it came MUCH later.
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The pine cone staff in the middle left is specifically the staff of Osiris. What type of worship is he involved in? Who does he and Isis represent? What other symbols of theirs exist and where?
I don't hope to make you and others feel even more revolted, but do also notice the bent cross that comes out of the pine cone.
Can anyone take a guess as to what angle the arms of Jesus makes with the cross? Is it a sexagesimal triangle? How many degrees is each angle? Who else uses this triangle in what type of worship?
All these signs and symbols you see in the hindu religion, in buddhism, in shintoism, in greek pantheism, in ancient mexican religions, and on, and on, and on. This is the type of stuff Q was talking about with "the truth that would put 99% in the hospital". Why? Because 99% of the population all worship at the same feet.
This isn't to generalize 99% of the population, but only the word of God can discern their thoughts and the intent of their hearts.
I haven't seen "pine cone = pineal" until recently, so the idea that this is "New Age" bullshit is very possible. But the pine cone does seem to lend itself to being a pagan symbol (à la The Green Man) of fertility, power, rebirth, etc. Something along those lines.
I agree with you that the "Christmas Tree" is really a celebration of Norse/Germanic traditions/pagan beliefs, aligning to The Green Man, etc.
The Eye of Horus you posted is to my knowledge a diagram of the brain in cross-section, showing the location of the pineal grand, etc. Interested to see if you would agree with that.
The Catholic Church seems to have taken a variety of belief systems and made a pastiche that could be "all things to everyone". Mithrism, Green Man, Inanna/Eostre stuff for Easter, etc.
The church aligned itself w pagan holidays and some trappings from to try to get pagans to become comfortable w the religion and hopefully convert.
Tree worship or the belief that trees can house spirits is still present in some parts of South East Asia till this day.
Banyan trees in particular are famous for being home to many kinds of spirit, and sometime attracting demons too. You'll easily notice shrines placed near many of these trees till this very day.