Vatican secrets, hidden religious texts, Antichrist theories.
Scientology is a controversial religious movement founded in the 1950s by American author L. Ron Hubbard. Often labeled as a cult, Scientology has sparked widespread debate and numerous conspiracy theories.
The Freemasons, a fraternal organization with origins dating back to the late Middle Ages, have been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories over the centuries.
Aleister Crowley, often referred to as “The Great Beast,” was a British occultist, writer, and ceremonial magician.
The Bible Code, also known as the Torah Code, refers to the belief that hidden messages and prophecies are embedded within the Hebrew text of the Bible. Proponents claim that by using a method called Equidistant Letter Sequences (ELS), one can uncover predictions about historical events, famous individuals, and future occurrences.
The Flat Earth theory is one of the most enduring conspiracy theories, claiming that the Earth is not a sphere but a flat, disc-like shape. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence proving the Earth’s sphericity, the Flat Earth theory has persisted for centuries.
Mystic Qabalah, often referred to simply as Qabalah or Kabbalah, is an esoteric system of thought deeply rooted in Jewish mysticism. It explores the nature of the divine, the universe, and the human soul.
Arkeology, often spelled “Ark-eology,” is a term primarily associated with the search for and study of Noah’s Ark as described in the Bible.
Wicca is a modern pagan religion with a complex history and diverse practices. Despite its peaceful and nature-focused beliefs, it has been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories, often rooted in fear and misunderstanding.
Hypersigils are a concept in modern occultism and esotericism that blends traditional magic with contemporary narrative art forms.
Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) conspiracy theories emerged in the late 20th century, primarily in the United States, with allegations that secret Satanic cults were engaging in widespread ritualistic abuse, often involving children. These theories captivated the public’s imagination and led to a series of legal cases, media coverage, and moral panic. Despite extensive investigations, tangible evidence supporting these claims remains elusive.
