historians also attribute the name America to the explorer Amerigo Vespucci.

Freemasonry, however, has a different point of view, and this will be new to most of you.

For according to Freemasonry, an author Manly Hall, a 33rd degree Freemason, the Indians in Central and South America say the name came from their gods who were peace-loving.

For example, the supreme god of the Mayan culture of Central America was known as Ketzal Kotel,

a light-skinned god who wore a long white robe covered with red crosses.

Carved in the stones of his temples were serpents

Ketzel Kotal was known as the peace-loving serpent god serpent god the same god in

Peru was known as Ameru the god of peace Amaru the god of peace he was pictured as a

plumed serpent Amaru, the God of Peace. He was pictured as a plumed serpent.

Amaru's territory was known as Amaruka, Ammaruka.

The 1895 issue of the publication called Lucifer, a periodical published by Freemason Blavatsky's Theosophical Society states this, quote,

From the latter comes our word America.

Amaruka is literally translated, land of the plumed serpent.

The priests of this god of peace once ruled the Americas. All the red men who have

remained true to the ancient religion are still under his sway. And according to author William

T. Still, Manly Hall claims that since the serpent is frequently symbolic of Lucifer, it is no

exaggeration to extrapolate from this that America

may well mean, quote, land of Lucifer, end quote.

We already have discussed the hierarchy in Freemasonry, and that they consider Lucifer to be the good, benevolent, and peace-loving God.

Their philosophy is known as the Luciferian philosophy.

And it goes something like this.

Man was held prisoner by an unjust, vindictive, and jealous God in the Garden of Eden.

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