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Post by truthseeker on Mar 13, 2018 14:44:07 GMT
I have been looking up the christian singer/songwriter Matt Redman and by doing this I came across a picture which I find to be quite worrysome:  Then I remembered that I have seen this before on another christian singer called Carrie Underwood:  newsbake.com/entertainment-news/carrie-underwood-just-posted-troubling-update-sad/ heavy.com/sports/2016/04/mike-fisher-wife-carrie-underwood-husband-baby-family-instagram-photos-pictures-nhl-hockey/I have seen some other pictures of Carrie Underwood and in most of them she seams to have a very plastic looking face with a large skull that looks (at least to me) slightly strange on a woman. (Not in this picture though) Sometimes it seams to me that I find satanism everywhere, even in christianity. Or maybe I just interpret this all in the wrong way and there is no satanic meaning to these crosses? This reminds me of Peaches who has tried a lot of religions but never christianity. I sometimes wonder why. But I also sometimes wonder of she would still be alive if she had become a christian. Or maybe not. Who knows. Sorry, I got carried away. So what do you think about these red crosses? |
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Post by UnseenI on Mar 13, 2018 17:09:35 GMT
Hello truthseeker it is good to hear from you again. You have started something very interesting here - and I have still not followed up many of your previous ideas! I did not know about these sideways red crosses on celebrities. It could be just a fashion, or it could be a sign that they are in some evil cult. Strangely, I had been thinking about the upright red cross recently, in connection with England, the Knights Templar and St. George. St. Patrick’s Cross is a sideways red cross. Ireland has one in this poster of King George V portrayed as St. George:  |
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Post by UnseenI on Mar 14, 2018 20:35:49 GMT
Anti-slavery
This red cross is nothing to do with Christianity; it stands for crossing something out or banning it: “If your Facebook feed is flooded with red Xs and you're seeing people with red Xs on their hands, you're not imagining things — your friends are taking part in Shine a Light on Slavery Day. Thursday is the day when people are meant to raise awareness of slavery and human trafficking by drawing red Xs on their hands, posting red Xs online and using the hashtag #EndItMovement. When someone asks you about your red X, the campaign encourages you to tell them about human trafficking across the world. mic.com/articles/169352/red-x-on-facebook-here-s-why-everyone-has-a-red-x-on-their-hand#.v51WN9X2g
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Post by UnseenI on Mar 14, 2018 20:38:00 GMT
Criss and cross
Not directly relevant, but interesting. The red cross in your pictures is diagonal. The official name for a diagonal cross of any colour is saltire. When two lines intersect like that, we call it a criss-cross. This is derived from Christ’s cross. By coincidence, I had been thinking about this because of the magician Criss Angel. Cross stitch, where the stitches are diagonal crosses, is used in embroidery. It is also used in tacking, for a big, loose, temporary stitch to hold something in place. By coincidence, Meghan Markle appeared in public a few days ago with one of these stitches: it should have been removed when she first wore the coat. The coat and the cross look like the St. Andrew’s Cross, the Scottish national flag: 
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Post by truthseeker on Mar 15, 2018 10:03:04 GMT
I have noticed before when I was buying jeans that some of them have such x`s sewen on its inside. Most people assume that this is done for fashion reasons, to make the jeans look better and that might be the reason but I have been wondering why some companies put the x's on the inside of their jeans when nobody sees them (once the jeans are worn).
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Post by UnseenI on Mar 15, 2018 18:05:38 GMT
What colour are the crosses? How big are they? Are they made of stitches or are they sewn on?
Are they just inside the waistband? Are the jeans an American brand?
By the way, I had not heard of those two people - all those blonde women look alike to me!
And thank you for reminding me about Peaches Geldof - I must get to work on that thread.
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Post by truthseeker on Mar 15, 2018 18:44:49 GMT
What colour are the crosses? How big are they? Are they made of stitches or are they sewn on? Are they just inside the waistband? Are the jeans an American brand? By the way, I had not heard of those two people - all those blonde women look alike to me! And thank you for reminding me about Peaches Geldof - I must get to work on that thread. They were inside the waistband. They they made from stitches. I think the thread was white but it is hard to remember. I have forgotten what brand the jeans were. |
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Post by UnseenI on Mar 16, 2018 7:43:30 GMT
Perhaps we need to get Sherlock Holmes on the case then!
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Post by Avacyn on Jun 1, 2018 22:56:15 GMT
On his top, it says all saints. More saints... a connection, maybe? Their arms are in a cross pattern, too... |
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Post by Avacyn on Jun 1, 2018 23:02:41 GMT
Taking a closer look at Carrie Underwood, noticed this picture. Look at her tights:  Criss-cross patterns. Maybe there is a connection? Red crosses, and criss crosses? Maybe it is part of a larger, symbolic language expression, or something? Or am I grasping at straws here? |
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