What do pagan religions mean when they speak of the mysteries?
In pagan religions, the mysteries denote the secret inner sanctum: hidden teachings and rites that common initiates never know. Only the elite leaders at the top understand them, and those mysteries are consistently satanic. They are secret things reserved for leadership.
Les explains that when pagan religions speak of the mysteries, they mean the very inner sanctum of that religion—the secret things the common initiate never becomes aware of. The leaders at the head, who accumulate the wealth, understand those mysteries; Les says they are satanic every time and always satanic. He adds that missionaries returning from still-dark areas with pagan practices confirm there is real power in those religions.
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What are the mysteries in pagan religions and who understands them?
Pagan religions have inner mysteries that common initiates never know about, but the leaders at the head who accumulate the wealth understand them, and those mysteries are always satanic.