Hey guys, I'm Chassidy, and you're listening to the Ancient Conspiracies podcast, where we connect the origins of some of the most popular conspiracy theories to biblical history.

Well, welcome back to the podcast, and I'm going to preface today's episode straight out of the gate by letting you know that the material I'll be sharing today was originally

intended just to be the introduction to the episode. But as I was compiling the information, it just

kept growing to the point that it's now become its own episode. And to be honest, I struggled with

whether or not it was valuable enough to share or whether I should just skip over it.

But the more I've sat on it, the more I felt in my spirit that it needs to be shared.

So although it may not be one of my most exciting or compelling episodes, I feel the need to lay this groundwork for the coming episodes.

And I'm just going to warn you, we have some

doozies coming up. My next episodes are going to cover some pretty intense and sometimes

frightening topics, starting next week with Apophis, followed by the alien phenomena and then

the false prophet. And I also plan to cover topics like CERN and Transhumanism after that.

But I just want to remind you that my original goal when I created this podcast was to

offer a biblically based perspective on these topics, which up to this point have mostly

been discussed in secular circles. These aren't topics that the church tends to venture into,

which is a shame because they're topics that are prophesied in scripture.

And I have a bit of a pet peeve when it comes to all of these modern megachurches

who are literally cranking pastors out of seminary

and sending them into all the world to preach

modified paganism.

And what I mean by that is that they are compromising on messages that the church desperately

needs to hear because the congregation doesn't want to hear it.

And there's an old saying, he who has the gold makes the rules.

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