Now I'm going to cross-combine ideologies here, but the different planets relate to (lower) gods. Saturn is Satan or hell. The Bible tells us Jesus went hell for 3 days, then arose. In that context, three days meant three human days. When He rose, He vacated hell. The gematria being read by humans in the now, says He is still there. There is a conflict, and there can only be one truth.

Now speaking to the deception, all but a few religions now and throughout history, all the way back to the Egyptians and Sumerians, has a version of Jesus who was born from a virgin, performed miracles, and was raised from the dead. I'm talking well over a dozen religions, not just one or two. Every religion has a different name for Him- i.e. Horus-, but the message stays the same. The bigger idea is there is a path to the beyond. Fueling that deception to me in my case even further is how Christians pray to Jesus and worship Him, although He makes a firm and loud point on the Sermon Mount to make sure people knew to worship and give all glory to the Father, and NOT him, but it happens anyway, and us sinners will continue to make excuses for our reasoning and behavior.

Now let's look at Lucifer. He is not the same being as satan. From what I gather-and I'm not a luciferian or satanist- is that he was not a bad guy. He was the light bearer. Neither was he a good guy, he shone a light so truth can be told. Bringing peoples lies to light will piss them off, and now Lucifer is a bad guy. Is the pope holy? Is the statue "The Resurrection" he sits in front of holy? Is child sacrifice and rape holy? Which one is actually the bad guy? Jesus- who told us directly to worship God and not him-the one who shows us the way, or Lucifer who shines a light so no lie can hide and only truth remains?

The way I see the deception is we are taught through movies and rewritten bibles that Jesus is the Son (sun), when I believe part of the deception is Jesus is earth, and our Father is the sun-the Creator. Jesus is another lower God, but the one who gives life. I'm not coming to any conclusions, but trying to get a basis for all the different religions and beliefs, as little as I may know, it does give me perspective on a much larger world than only being a Christian or Buddhist or whatever would offer. I believe in the one True God. I have to. There is no other answer. Nothing else matters more than developing and nurturing your personal relationship with Him. Not what you think you believe, not what everyone else believes, nothing. Yours, and yours alone, but we all live in truth.

Hope that gives you a little insight to why I posted what I did.