The Queen of Heaven being worshipped by the Jews as recorded by Jeremiah never stopped being worshipped. She went by Ishtar, Ashteroth, and later Asherah as the pronunciation changed, but she retained that symbology all the way to Christian times. That symbol was a bird - a bird of Ishtar - called “perishtar” by the Greeks.

Mary was a title, not a name. It was the female equivalent to “Lord”.

El Elyon the father, Ishtar/Mary the Queen mother of heaven, and Yahweh (later Iesous) the great angel and protector of Israel:

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Posted by HubbaBubba

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Posted on 4/6/25 at 12:25 pm to The Torch

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I'm planning to develop a 500 acre White faith-based exclusive community in Collin County.

Is that a problem ?

Isn't this what the Mormons did in Utah? Build a temple in the center of a new community? For Mormons?

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Posted by Stinger_1066

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Posted on 4/6/25 at 1:17 pm to The Torch

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I'm planning to develop a 500 acre White faith-based exclusive community in Collin County.

Is that a problem ?

Yes. But the Muslims say their community will be open to anyone. They haven't used the word "exclusive".

I told you before, they did not go into this haphazardly. They have their legal ducks in a row. If you wanted to do something similar, you would be smart to also have your legal ducks in a row before you announced it to the public. But the stupid things you post make you appear to be not smart.

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EPIC public relations representative Erin Ragsdale told county leaders that the plan is open to everyone and will comply with local, state, and federal laws.

"The idea for EPIC City came from the idea of building a master plan neighborhood that would be for all generations," Ragsdale said. "Their vision is to build an inclusive community for everyone. I don't think that we would be here today at this early stage if there were plans to float around for a master-planned community with a place of worship that was Christian."

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State Rep. Bhojani calls the probe a violation of religious freedom
"I think this is just adding more fuel to the fire. And, you know, I'm not happy about that," said Texas State Rep. Salman Bhojani, D-District 92.

Bhojani is the first Muslim elected official in Texas history and said the attack on the project is a violation of religious freedom.

"I'm here to fight for every Texan's right to religious freedom," Bhojani said. "I'm also a real estate attorney. I know a lot of developments in North Texas that exactly mimic [EPIC City]. So, there's nothing illegal about that. This is something that we should be protecting in the state of Texas, not demonizing it. Also, I think this is going to really increase the property value around Josephine."

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Posted by Stinger_1066

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Posted on 4/6/25 at 1:20 pm to HubbaBubba