Finding Harmony In The Word

Vatican fascinated by mummification

I have seen a lot of catholics raising up mummies of their "saints" to attempt to raise up their "church" recently. Its such a morbid discussion to even try to engage them in. If you have seen their lists and their pictures of these bodies they display in their "religious" buildings you will see they are all being preserved in air tight chambers (which are commonly used in museums and commonly filled with nitrogen in many things being preserved by man) yet they say G-d preserves these bodies (then why are they in air tight chambers if they claim G-D is keeping them preserved? Does G-d need help? Do they teach a thing they themselves dont have faith in?). Anyway, they have one that dates back pretty far yet we have several bodies that have been naturally preserved that were not catholic or even Christian that date back further ONE EXAMPLE:

^This is one of Three that were intombed alive in a volcanic summit as what is believed to be a incan religious act of sacrifice. The three fell asleep and basically frooze to death. the remains are said to be amoung the best well preserved mummies of all time.... (add this one to your "saints") NOTICE THE AIR TIGHT CHAMBER?.

These catholics call these preserved bodies "incorruptibles" which makes me wonder if they even understand the bible. The only physical bodies not to see corruption are those who were transfigured meaning their phy. bodies were taken (and many say they shall return). The incorruptible bodies in 1 Cor 15 are *Spiritual bodies NOT flesh. Sounds like they are making a religion around their "saints" and its glorifying physical flesh with not message or Word (purpose) from G-D.

The bible tells us the dust returns to the earth and the spirit returns unto G-D who gave it.

THEY seem to have a different doctrine. Anyway we have many bodies that have been preserved and i know of the "earliest" carcass praised by the Catholics (in the list) and Im not insulting the spirit of such a person but you still cant show that that body wasn't preserved naturally then continued to be preserved by man (or perhaps preserved by man from the start).

The bible also says all the rudiments of the earth will be burned by fire! This means the only way a physical body Can become "incorruptible" is to be transfigured like Enoch, Elijah, Moses, and Jesus! Flesh can Not inherit the kingdom of G-D. So all flesh on the earth shall see corruption. The body of Christ however (which was raised up) will remain our Future Pesach in the kingdom. We make up te body of Christ as believers (Spiritually/ Figuratively). When a metaphor is understood it becomes a literal but i wont digress.

" With Ancient Egypt’s mummification process as inspiration, the Vatican had an elite team of embalmers preserve 31 “saints, beatified, and servants of God” between 1975 and 2008. The project, which tragically proved fatal to many of those who worked on it, is a bridge between heaven and earth. “The bodies and body parts of these holy individuals,” says one embalmer, “kept like a work of art.” "

"When Pope Pius XII died in 1958, the Vatican used a wrapping technique similar to what was believed to have been applied to Jesus. It failed miserably. A Swiss Guard fainted due to the stench while he was guarding the body. " .....

These quotes show the vatican Is using preservation techniques.Perhaps members of the vatican came across a preserved body of someone they claimed as a saint (or someone whos followers preserved them)& it encouraged them to preserve more for the name sake of their denomination and church (reguardless if its done with deception and a doctrine calling them "incorruptibles"). The RCC is always lifting up the most carzy stuff in their religion (IMV). Anyway i found this subject many places within the last week and just wanted to respond to it here (perhaps to vent). I find it to be a disgusting fascination (yet another) of catholics.

I dont mean to offend anyone here personally (just being honest i find the RCC sickening to my stomach). Open for discussion (or debate).