It was a prostitute on the altar the first time around; today it’s a funeral for a male prostitute, laid out just feet from the Tabernacle and hailed as the “Mother of All Whores”.
You’ve come a long way, baby!
Congratulations, folks! In terms of sheer diabolical awfulness, you have lived long enough to see the most egregious abominations in history surpassed. On the left (see image above), we have La fête de la Raison (“The Feast of Reason”), an actual event which took place during the French Revolution in the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, November 10, 1793. Note how the woman of ill repute stomps on a Crucifix while seated on an altar in what looks to be a Catholic Church. Well, that’s exactly what it was.
The so-called “Goddess of Reason” – a prostitute – was “enthroned” on the altar of Notre-Dame as part of a ritual celebration of Reason’s supposed victory over Faith. This was a celebration of the triumph of the so-called Enlightenment over the “superstitions” of Christianity, after which everything Christian had to be cancelled. For a time the Christophobia was so intense that even the calendar was revamped by the revolutionaries so that time itself was no longer measured according to the Birth of Jesus Christ. ….