From Babylonian Demon Worship to Pagan Rome’s Dark Rituals

In the ancient world, power and religion were often intertwined, shaping civilizations in profound ways. Babylon, with its towering ziggurats and enigmatic gods, was a cradle of spiritual practices that resonated through the ages. Central to this was the worship of deities, who were, in reality, demonic forces disguised as gods. As empires rose and fell, these ancient rituals and beliefs didn’t fade—they transformed and adapted. When Babylon's influence waned, its spiritual legacy found a new home in pagan Rome, where the title of Pontifex Maximus, originally a high priest of these dark rites, became a symbol of religious authority.

In this video, we’ll uncover the disturbing connections between the Pontifex Maximus and demon worship in ancient Babylon, tracing how these practices were seamlessly woven into the fabric of Roman religion. And as we delve deeper, we’ll explore how these ancient rites subtly made their way into later traditions, influencing practices that have endured to this day.

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