Content "Orthodoxy and the Kingdom of Satan" by Father Spyridon Bailey

[Lazuli Waves]

I haven't read this book, but it looks interesting. It's by a Russian Orthodox Priest named Father Spyridon Bailey. He has a great YouTube channe: https://www.youtube.com/user/orthodoxstephen/videos

Here is the table of contents of the book:



From an Amazon review:

...his so-called Zionist analysis falls into antisemitic drivel (see Rothschild's seemingly being behind everything).

Dissapointed

Description from Goodreads:

The signs of our age point to the nearness of Antichrist. Assessing the evidence of a corrupt world, Father Spyridon, a Greek Orthodox priest, draws together the different strands that reveal how the institutions and international organisations are preparing humanity for the end.

The first half of the book deals with the United Nations, the arms industries, banking, the Freemasons, and the various secret elite groups hat control our world. He then gives a clear explanation of the means by which we are being attacked and manipulated through television, education, culture and philosophy. Finally he presents the prophecies of various Orthodox saints who told us what else we should expect.

Father Spyridon's warnings will comfort some and anger others, This is a book that many will try to dismiss, while others will find in it comfort and confirmation of what they already suspected was happening. Written in a sober style, Orthodoxy And The Kingdom of Satan is a wake up call for all those who believe that time is running out. "It's Later than you think" we once heard, and the hour may be later than we dared imagine.

Orthodoxy and the Kingdom of Satan

The signs of our age point to the nearness of Antichrist. Assessing the evidence of a corrupt world, Father Spyridon, a Greek Orthodox pr...

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[DanielH]

I love his youtube channel. He talks about things other pastors are afraid to, out of fear of losing or driving away their flock. If anyone has read his book I'd like to know if it's worth reading for someone already aware of the topics in the table of contents.

 

[MichaelWitcoff]

Just bought it on Kindle. I'm a huge fan of his YT channel. Will report back once I've read it.

 

[Knight.of.Logos]

I am reading his book "The Ancient Path" right now and am enjoying it. Also a fan of his Youtube channel like others here.

 

[Mountaineer]

What makes me sad is that someone like Father Spyridon who shares real value has only 20k followers on YT worldwide. How far down people have fallen since the renaissance.

 

[MichaelWitcoff]

I’m about 15% of the way through it. It’s very red pill on the UN, media, fakeness of Western democracy, etc. I wish he would cite his sources and use more direct quotes, though. But even in the first couple chapters it’s jarring to see Alice Bailey’s ten point plan explained and then look at the modern world and realize just how totally dominated by that plan we’ve become. I recommend the book.

 

[DanielH]

I’m about 15% of the way through it. It’s very red pill on the UN, media, fakeness of Western democracy, etc. I wish he would cite his sources and use more direct quotes, though. But even in the first couple chapters it’s jarring to see Alice Bailey’s ten point plan explained and then look at the modern world and realize just how totally dominated by that plan we’ve become. I recommend the book.

Thanks for the update, I appreciate it!

 

[Lazuli Waves]

I’m about 15% of the way through it. It’s very red pill on the UN, media, fakeness of Western democracy, etc. I wish he would cite his sources and use more direct quotes, though. But even in the first couple chapters it’s jarring to see Alice Bailey’s ten point plan explained and then look at the modern world and realize just how totally dominated by that plan we’ve become. I recommend the book.

I'm very interested in it. I'm currently reading the bible from beginning to end for the first time, so that's going to take me a while. Too bad he doesn't cite sources as that would make his arguments stronger.

 

[ABeast]

Thanks will check this channel out for sure!

 

[Aboulia]

Just finished the book today, as others have said, it would be nice for cited sources, but the overall trajectory seems correct as far as I can tell.

It was nice to see the chapter on Ecumenism, and his chastisement of both the Ecumenical patriarch, and a list of things the Latins would have to repudiate to be in communion with the Orthodox faith. (listed below)

A) the filoque
B) created grace
C) papal infallibility
D) baptism by sprinking and it's separation from chrismation
E) the use of unleavened bread in the liturgy
F) the refusal to give Holy Communion to children
G) the dogma of the immaculate conception of the Theotokos
H) the belief in purgatory
I) the belief in the superabundant merits of the saints
J) the compulsory celibacy of the clergy
K) the legalistic interpretation of "original sin"
L) the juridical character of the mystery of confession
N) the Uniate which has been the cause of so much suffering for the Orthodox people

Some of those are tied together, if created grace was repudiated then "L)" would be immediately solved, and if "K" was reverted back to the Orthodox understanding of Ancestral sin there would be no need for "G", nonetheless it's a nice reminder showing how far apart the two faiths really are.

The chapter on Banking is fantastic, provides sound reasoning to never use digital currency whenever possible.

Education ... -"The true nature of tolerance is not the respect for different beliefs, but the insistence on moral relativism"

He really hammers home the purpose behind the LGBT gender activism. It's just to further confuse and distort things and to have everything treated as equal. Satan is the god of equality, of placing things where they do not belong, and distorting what things are.

All in all it's a great book would recommend 8.5/10 (needs sources and numerous spelling fixes for 10/10)

 

[Emperor Constantine]

It was nice to see the chapter on Ecumenism, and his chastisement of both the Ecumenical patriarch, and a list of things the Latins would have to repudiate to be in communion with the Orthodox faith. (listed below)

A) the filoque
B) created grace
C) papal infallibility
D) baptism by sprinking and it's separation from chrismation
E) the use of unleavened bread in the liturgy
F) the refusal to give Holy Communion to children
G) the dogma of the immaculate conception of the Theotokos
H) the belief in purgatory
I) the belief in the superabundant merits of the saints
J) the compulsory celibacy of the clergy
K) the legalistic interpretation of "original sin"
L) the juridical character of the mystery of confession
N) the Uniate which has been the cause of so much suffering for the Orthodox people

Some of those are tied together, if created grace was repudiated then "L)" would be immediately solved, and if "K" was reverted back to the Orthodox understanding of Ancestral sin there would be no need for "G", nonetheless it's a nice reminder showing how far apart the two faiths really are.

It is interesting that Fr. Spyridon brings up created grace, because it's not commonly taught in the Roman Church. CCC 1997 defines grace as “a participation in the life of God”, and there is no mention of it being created. There are about two places a Roman Catholic might hear that grace is created: in the Summa Theologicae, or in Orthodox polemics.

Other items on the list are even more troubling. For example, if we insist that mandatory clerical celibacy separates a Church from the Orthodox faith (as 1 Tim 3:2 might imply) then we are no less heterodox than the Latins. Not to mention that the Latins adopted the practice of mandatory priestly celibacy centuries before the schism. Orthodox saints and fathers in the West had no problem with it, and the East did not see it as a Church-dividing issue.

Likewise, asking the Roman Church to condemn teachings from our mutual saints and fathers, such as purgatory or hereditary guilt for original sin, seems problematic. The false ecumenism of modern times, where people pretend reunion is a piece of cake, is no good. But to assume whatever has been popular in the Orthodox Church since Vladimir Lossky is dogma, means that St. Augustine and others were not in communion with the Orthodox faith. It requires us to assume that the West was heterodox long before the schism, casting a shadow of doubt over canonizations and the authority of the Church itself.

That’s actually one of the things that seems problematic about Roman Catholicism, the tendency to pick a single strand of patristic thought (for example, purgatory), and insist that it’s THE tradition of the Church, ignoring other Church fathers who spoke of the toll houses, etc. It troubles me to see Orthodox going down the same path.

There are very serious reasons for the split; and inventing new ones, asking the Latins to reject their own Orthodox past, does not seem like the solution.

 

[Eusebius Erasmus]

An excellent book. I knew about many of the conspiracies he writes of, since I had heard about them in other media, but he ties all of these trends together into a compelling narrative of how globalism is the enemy of Christianity.

If I could summarize the book in one sentence, it would be this: "Globalism is Satanic, because it seeks world peace and unity through global governance, instead of through Christ."

 

[The Resilient]

Just bought it on Kindle. I'm a huge fan of his YT channel. Will report back once I've read it.

What's the verdict Brother Witcoff ?

 

[MichaelWitcoff]

Worth reading

 

[Goni]

Is there any site where this book can be read online?

It not, I will buy it for sure.

 

[Viktor Zeegelaar]

I've read this book. Copy from the thread ''if you finished a book post it here''

The kingdom of Satan and Orthodoxy is a dotconnector. It connects in very to the point yet often detailed fashion all the area's we are talking about on this forum. The essence is to show that the world that is developing now is Satan's kingdom, where the New World Government structure will serve as the seat of the Antichrist to exert his power over the whole world.

Spyridon goes through secret cults, the occult, the Freemasons, the Council on Foreign Relations, fabricated wars, the Jewish banking elites, zionism, climate change, depopulation, predictive programming. There is no area that is excluded from his in depth analysis. The key take away I made - which I intrinsically knew but which was shown to be the case so well - is that everything we see is about centralization. The IMF/World Bank? Centralisation of the economy. Faggotry and trannies? Centralization of a global culture. Global citizenship? Centralization of the slave herd. The second take away is that everything is planned. Yes, every war from Hussein to Khaddaffi (which both didn't want to implement Rothschild central banks) to WWI and WWII (which were needed to destroy national identities and force global cooperation afterwards), to the banking crises (chance for the bankers to buy property and assets at an adventageous rate), to the atomization of society in order to dissolve communities, to the gayness and transness now used to confuse people and make them fight each other, to television which is tightly set up conform an MK Ultra mind control perspective. Big developments are never spontaneous. Never. Period.

In addition I'd say that Spyridon stresses the importance of building your own faith, so that our collective faith can be a strong block. There are no worldly solutions to the Satanist global elite system we're facing, only spiritual.

@Goni you can buy it on Kindle.

 

[Coja Petrus Uscan]

In addition I'd say that Spyridon stresses the importance of building your own faith, so that our collective faith can be a strong block. There are no worldly solutions to the Satanist global elite system we're facing, only spiritual.

This seems like a good summary. It seems as if it is by design, rather God's than the depraved. The setup as you describe gives people the chance to choose between a modicum of comfort in the world or salvation. At any other point in history you had the option to cross-borders, take gold with you. All these are being brought to an end. The satanic system could be seen as the ultimate vector for slavation.

As things descend further into beyond pot-smokingly mad it appears more apparent that the only alternative is Christianity. Although any level of adherence is declining in quantity, it is increasing in quality.

Looking at it from with this playbook it seems that the final act could be where the presented narrative is that Christianity is itself created by the kabal as a tool to make people willfully march into the slavery system without resistance. Just give up Christianity and the boot will be loosened a little. Just as we are now told to take the vaccine and we will be given our old worldly goodies back.

You can see a setup for something like that with the new age stuff, which is full of awful research on how Christianity is a prison religion spawned by [The Babylonian Brotherhood].

The key take away I made - which I intrinsically knew but which was shown to be the case so well - is that everything we see is about centralization.

Everything that is promoted has two things in common - centralisation, lowers fertility.

I don't know if it has any good basis, but someone wrote in one of the Orthodox threads that God is trying to fill places in heaven vacated by the fallen angels. And that this life is a means by which souls prove themselves worthy.

When I was a non-believer, I thought the most plausible reason for reality was that it serves as a demonic rehabilitation program.