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Human civilization and culture are walking through the rubble and ruins of the First Christendom.

Though there are newly erected buildings.

These buildings are not the strongholds of the Lord Jesus Christ.

They are not institutions built to rule, educate, or worship in the name of the triune God.

These are temples and institutions of a different kind. These temples house the old pagan gods.

In this cultural city, one temple is richly adorned and filled with worshippers more than others.

This temple houses the old demon gods of fertility and prosperity.

Any pre-Christian civilization had their fertility gods.

They practiced evil sacrifices and ritual rights to petition this demon God to give them children,

prosper financially or to make their land fertile for crops.

It may seem odd to say that the fertility gods of old are worship today, but birth rates have plummeted since the 1950s where the average worldwide birth rate was five births per woman, whereas in 2021 it was 2.3 births per woman, whereas in 2021, it was 2.3 births per woman.

The balance between fertility and prosperity is challenging for the modern adherence of these fertility

religions. On one hand, child sacrifice is higher than ever before in

human history. The worshippers of Moloch would blush at the astounding number of children

our culture offers for their prosperity.

Women want to have their prosperity and fertility when they choose while still

participating in modern temple prostitution.

These all have modern wrappings,

but are of the same sacraments of the old gods.

In rebellion against the Triune God,

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