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Carlisle’s Occult Millennium

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The Pagan god and its genius loci evil spirit
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The Cursing Stone
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Frequently asked questions
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The Book
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Warning
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The Glass Pyramids
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Christianity in Cumbria
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The Answer
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The Cursing Stone    

A curse was carved into stone as part of Carlisle’s celebration of the Millennium. The curse had been composed by an Archbishop who did not follow the instruction from Jesus to ‘love your enemies’.

Making a tourist attraction from the sin of an Archbishop was an insult to God. The insult was compounded by carving the curse into stone at the Millennium that referred to the birth of Jesus.

It was predicted that there would be trouble if the curse was carved into stone. Carlisle has suffered many calamities since the Millennium.