Where do all pagan religions trace their roots to?
Every pagan mythological religion that can be thought of, read about, or researched has its roots at the Tower of Babel on the Euphrates River. That site is where God scattered the human race, and pagan idolatrous religions became predominant east of the Euphrates. All pagan religions, without exception, trace their origin to that location.
Les teaches that all pagan religions were instituted at the Tower of Babel on the Euphrates River. He explains that every pagan mythological religion that can be thought of, read about, or researched has its roots there. Les notes that at the time God scattered the human race, or possibly later after Babylon fell to the Medes and Persians when some high priests of these pagan religions fled, God confined four powerful demonic beings under Satan’s rule in the area of the Euphrates River. He also points out that the Euphrates is the great boundary between east and west; east of it has always been predominantly pagan idolatrous religions, while west of it are Judaism, Muhammadism, and Christianity.