Long before the coming of Christ, pagans used the cross as a religious symbol in various forms across the ancient world. According to historian Alexander Hislop, Tammuz, intimately associated with the Babylonian mystery religions begun by the worship of Nimrod, Semiramis, and her illegitimate son Horus, was linked to the sign of the cross. The original form of the Babylonian letter T, which was the initial of Tammuz, resembled the crosses used today in this world's Christianity.

The veneration of Mary in Roman Catholicism has roots in pagan practices originating from the heathen religious system created by Nimrod and Semiramis, specifically the worship of the Mother and Child. This symbol of the Mother and Child has been endlessly repeated across ancient nations, with the Mother often revered as the Queen of Heaven, bearing fruit despite being a virgin. In various cultures, she was known by different names: in China as the Holy Mother, in Germany as Hertha, in Scandinavia as Disa, among the Druids as Vigo-Paritura, to the Greeks as Aphrodite, to the Romans as Venus with her son Jupiter, and in Canaan as Ashtoreth, also called the queen of heaven. In Ephesus, she was worshipped as Diana, the Great Mother. This false worship spread from Babylon to various nations and eventually became established at Rome and throughout the Roman Empire.

Lady Liberty, America's Goddess, is not as peaceful and freedom-loving as she seems. She is a destroyer of families and nations and Christianity through immorality because she represents and promises liberty from the One True Sovereign God. She is a symbol of anti-Christ beliefs and actions. This goddess worship is only the tip of the iceberg. The only way to have true joy is to be on God's side, worship Him, and reject the filthiness of the paganism that is in this world and to which this nation has been subjected for far too long.