I.   Introductory provisions

Faith is a fictional term created in the 16th Century to describe the voluntary “spellbound” state of those who consent, surrender and accept the claims and disinformation of the necromancers known as the Roman Death Cult first founded in the 11th Century and its subordinate branches (such as Pseudo-Orthodox Churches and Protestant Necromancy Cults) founded from the 16th Century. 

Contrary to the deliberately and knowingly false, deceptive and misleading claims of the Roman Death Cult, also known as the Vatican, the word Faith is directly derived from the Latin words fae, faeta, faetum and the occult and necromantic philosophy of controlling the destiny of all living people by binding them to ghostly spirits:

(i) The Latin word fae (deliberately removed from most Latin dictionaries), from the ancient Gaelic word fay meaning “spell”, “one who casts spells” and “a ghost/spirit that is bound to the living”; and

(ii) The Latin word faete (deliberately misspelled in most Latin dictionaries), meaning “a spell cast”, or “oracle prophecy from ghost/spirit”; and

(iii) The Latin word faetum (deliberately misspelled in most Latin dictionaries) meaning “spellbound destiny”, “misfortune” and “doom”; and

(iv) The Latin word faetum also refers to the Roman Death Cult necromantic philosophy of cursing by spell a person three times by three powerful spirits (known as the "Fates") binding their destiny to be ghosts under the control of the Cult, being Nomo (bind/mark the name), Necto (bind/mark the body), Noto (bind/mark the mind).

As the literal meaning of Faith is to “spellbind” a person into accepting deliberately and knowingly false, deceptive and misleading information, Faith, depends upon three principles of deception and false claims being Belief, Fear and Occult:

(i) Belief as false facts based upon the false, immoral, repugnant and absurd notion Qui vult decipi decipiatur meaning “Let Him Who Wishes to be Deceived, be Deceived” whereby the inability of a person to distinguish truth from falsity may be used to exonerate the liar; and

(ii) Fear as false consent based upon the false, immoral, repugnant and absurd notion Qui tacet consentit meaning “Silence gives consent” whereby issues of secrecy, intimidation, threat and fear are ignored to claim that because enough people did not object, the people consented to the falsities; and

(iii) Occult as false law based upon the false, immoral, repugnant and absurd notions Consensus facit legem meaning “Consent makes the law” and Consensus tollit errorem meaning “Consent removes or obviates a mistake” whereby because it is claimed the people consented, such consent makes the law and renders the false priest, or impostor jurist or criminal banker immune from the consequences of their curses and spells.

Faith is a deliberately deceptive, immoral and false concept invented in the 16th Century by a necromancy cult, occupying the former ruins of Rome and the Vatican and can never be properly claimed as a Christian, or Catholic, or Moral, or Lawful concept whatsoever:

(i) The word Faith is the personification of the cult of necromancy banished and destroyed at the founding of Christianity in 314 CE by Constantine and the complete destruction of the city of Rome. It is therefore a term aligned to the literal and figurative “Anti-Christ” and can never be considered Christian; and

(ii) The word Faith implies by its etymological origin the use of deception, cursing and spells that are in complete opposition to the notion of Trust. Furthermore, the Latin term for Trust is fide and it is impossible to reasonably argue the origin of the word Faith (fae, faete, faetum) has any similar sound or connection to fide (trust); and

(iii) The word Faith depends upon one or more deliberate and knowing falsities, deceptions and misleading statements known literally as “beliefs” meaning to “belie, deceive, trick, slander, misrepresent, contradict, surround, beleaguer”.

As the literal meaning of Faith is to “spellbind” a person to some ghost/spirit to bind them to loyal obedience and complicity to the organized criminal imposters known as the Roman Death Cult and the Vatican, the rejection of an argument of Faith requires a significant emotional acceptance of deception and error:

(i) Arguments based on Proof, as the rejection of an argument of Faith may reinforce a belief, not weaken it and hence strengthen the power of spellbinding that is the true meaning of Faith; and

(ii) The unwillingness of people to accept the pain of a significant emotional acceptance of deception and error, may cause a further reinforcement of Faith by a willing desire to ignore the truth of such deception; and

(iii) The presence of negative mind in the form of ghost and other consciousness causing doubt, uncertainty, fear and other forms of negativity may act as a buffer and resistance to a wider acceptance of the truth of the practices of necromancers and their objectives.

An Argument of Proof in Law is always superior to an Argument of Faith in Law.

All inferior Canon Law of the Roman Death Cult, also known as the Vatican, also falsely known as the Holy See is based on arguments of Faith, not arguments of Proof. Therefore, all claimed laws of the Roman Death Cult are anti-Christian, immoral, repugnant, unlawful and inferior to these canons.