Unholy Alliance by Peter Levenda
Author:Peter Levenda
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780892546800
Publisher: Ibis Press
In a further ferverino on the subject of Lucifer, he writes in the same chapter:
There is much more [Light] than in the houses of Godâcathedrals and churchesâwhere Lucifer neither is able nor wishes to enter due to all the somber, stained glass windows wherein are painted the Jewish prophets and apostles, the Roman gods and saints. The forest, that, that was free!20
As the above two passages indicate, Rahn is using Biblical and Patristic writings to support his thesis that the Cathars and the troubadors were, in a sense, Devil worshipers . . . but only so far as they worshiped pagan gods whom the Church had demonized. In an earlier chapter Rahn notes that Esclarmonde, a famous Cathar saint, âone of the noblest women of the Middle Agesâ and heretic of the highest rank, believed that Jehovahâthe Old Testament God of the Jewsâwas none other than Satan himself; that Christ never died on the cross and that, therefore, his suffering and death do not redeem the lives or souls of his followers. (This idea that Christ did not die on the cross is one possible reason why Templar postulants were to trample a crucifix underfoot during their initiation ceremony into the Order, and may be the reason there were no crucifixes at Chartres.) âCursed by the Pope, detested by the King of France, she thoughtâuntil her dying breathâof nothing other than the religious and political independence of her country.â21 These ideasâJehovah the âgod of the Jewsâ as the real Satan, inherent falsehoods in the Gospel account of Christ's life, and dying for the religious and political independence of the stateâall had a receptive audience among the scholars of the Ahnenerbe and of the SS in general, and still does among the racist and anti-Semitic Christian Identity movement today. The Cathars had represented a pure form of Christianity that denied even large portions of the Bible, and they were a political threat to the established Church; certainly, Himmler could approve of this point of view married, as it was, to the idea of a pagan Grail and of the Cathars as âguardians of the Grail.â Characterizing Jehovah as an evil demon tallied nicely with the mass destruction of his followers in the camps, and made the extermination of the race of Jehovah an even greater spiritual necessity. Now they were no longer simply members of an inferior race that conspired to rob good Germans of their money, their pride, and their birthright; they were also the children of Satan.
Further, and perhaps even more importantly, as the Old Testament Jews were worshipers of Satan, then Christ could not possibly have been Jewish. Strip away the Jewish content of the New Testament andârelying on the Biblical ârevisionistâ scholarship of generations of genuine German academics who cast doubt on the validity of the Gospels themselvesâyou are well on your way to accepting Wiligut's thesis that Christ was Baldur, and a Teutonic Sun God!
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