II.   Supernatural

Purgatory is an intentional and knowingly false, deceptive and misleading concept by the Roman Death Cult in the 16th Century through the intentional and willful corruption of the 8th Century Carolingian notion of purgatorium (cleaning and purification) to imply a period of forced suffering, pain and torture of the innocent and good in a waiting-place by “God” before they are permitted to enter Heaven.

In contrast to the intentional and knowingly false, deceptive and misleading claims by agents of the Roman Death Cult as to evidence of the notion of Purgatory as a “place” for the suffering, pain and torture of the innocent and good by “God”, all references prior to the 16th Century are deliberate fabrications, alterations, belies and falsifications.

The notion Purgatory promoted by the organized criminal imposters known as the Roman Death Cult is particularly malevolent and vexatious as it implies a belief not only that war still exists in Heaven, by the continued existence of Hell, but that there is no such thing as “Divine Justice” as good and moral people are required to suffer before being permitted into Heaven. In effect, the Roman Death Cult as the embodiment of primary enemy of Christianity as first defined in 314 CE, claims the notion of a “hell for the good” and thus cutting off the direct connection to heaven for all people, whether they act in good conscience or not.

In accordance with Divine Law, Natural Law and all valid Positive Law there is no such place or thing as Purgatory, nor has there ever been such a place and any claims to the contrary are deliberately false and misleading.

Any Religion or Cult that promotes a claim doctrine or dogma concerning the existence of Purgatory is in direct violation of all Divine Law, Natural Law and valid Positive Law. Therefore any such claim is null and void from the beginning with no force of law.