Illuminati Satanic Gnosticism EXPOSED ! What The "Illuminated Ones" Believe!

To understand how people are being brainwashed by The Illuminati to hate God and accept the coming Anti-Christ … You must understand gnosticism!  Even the first century church had to deal with these heretics and now here in the end times with Hollywood again we have to fight these demon doctrines! They claim that the devil is the savior and our God is a devil! They invert the truth! In this video The Vigilant Christian share a awesome expose by Pastor Joe from Good Fight Ministries exposing these satanic teachings and lies. Often called the deeper secrets of satan this gnosticism is being preached subliminally to the masses and we must alert them to the reality of them being satanically brainwashed! God Bless 

Gnosticism: a prominent heretical movement of the 2nd-century Christian Church, partly of pre-Christian origin. Gnostic doctrine taught that the world was created and ruled by a lesser divinity, the demiurge, and that Christ was an emissary of the remote supreme divine being, esoteric knowledge (gnosis) of whom enabled the redemption of the human spirit.

Numerous early Christian Fathers accused some Gnostic teachers of claiming to eschew the physical realm, while simultaneously freely indulging their physical appetites; however, there is reason to question the accuracy of these claims. Evidence in the source texts indicates Gnostic moral behaviour as being generally ascetic in basis, expressed most fluently in their sexual and dietary practice. Many monks would deprive themselves of food, water, or necessary needs for living.

This presented a problem for the heresiologists writing on gnostic movements: this mode of behaviour was one they themselves favoured and supported, so the Church Fathers, some modern-day Gnostic apologist presume—would be required perforce to offer support to the practices of their theological opponents.

To avoid this, a common heresiological approach was to avoid the issue completely by resorting to slanderous (and, in some cases, excessive) allegations of libertinism (see the Cainites), or to explain Gnostic asceticism as being based on incorrect interpretations of scripture, or simply duplicitous in nature. Epiphanius provides an example when he writes of the “Archontics“: “Some of them ruin their bodies by dissipation, but others feign ostensible fasts and deceive simple people while they pride themselves with a sort of abstinence, under the disguise of monks” (Panarion, 40.1.4).

SOURCE: THE VIGILANT CHRISTIAN CHANNEL & WIKIPEDIA