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21. Billington, James. Fire In The Minds of Men, Origins of The Revolutionary Faith. NY:Basic Books, Inc., p. 208-209.22. ibid.,p.21123. "The Spark" in recent times is also the name of an Anarchist bi-monthly newsletterpub. in Port Townsend, WA.24. Billington, op. cit., p.725. This information comes from a female adept who was the leader of Stella Matuna,and who was high in co-Masonry and other occult activities. Stella Matuna, the readerwill remember is a spin-off of a Masonic spin-off from Societas Anglica in Rosicruciana.26. Owen's relationship with the revolutionaries is brought out in the art. of Mathiez, A.,"Babeuf et Robert Owen compare's et de'fendus par Buonarroti," La Revolution de 1848,1910, pp. 233-9 The interest by Engels and Marx in Owen is documented in Billington'sFire In the Minds of Men, p. 587. Concerning the Mason Buonarrotti and the Assoc, ofAll Classes of All Nations see Podmore, F. Robert Owen, A Biography, Vol. II, L, 1906,pp. 459-460 and in the section of H. Desroche's book "Images and Echoes of Owenismin 19th Century France," pp. 249- 258.27. The documentation of how the Disciples of Christ were an offshoot of the Scot-Baptists is in the book Whitsitt, Prof. William H., Origin of the Disciples of Christ(Cambellites). Louisville, KT: Baptist Book Concern, 1891.28. ibid.,pp. 10-11 See also Richardson, Vol. 1, p.71.29. The Scot-Baptists had held the same distinction between faith and opinion thatCampbell used in the "Plea for Christian Union."30. ibid.,p.11 cf. pp. 91, 105, et. al.31. ibid.,p. 10-11. See also the Memoirs of Alexander Campbell for comments on hisdisagreements with Sidney Rigdon.32. Jennings, Obadiah. Debate on Cambellism. Pittsburgh,PA: D. and M. Maclean, 1832.33. Christian Baptist, pp. 50, 216 as referred to in Whitsitt, op. cit., p.110,11134. Whitsitt, op. cit., p.11135. Oved, Yaacov. Two Hundred Years of American Communes. New Brunswick, USA:Transaction Books, 1988, p. 74.36. The History of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Vol. 2.Independence, Mo.: Herald House, 1967, pp.590-592.37. Whitsitt, op. cit., p. 1338. Oved, op. cit., p. 13139. Horace Greeley along with Charles Dana and Clinton Roosevelt (ancestor of FDR)was part of a committee put together by the llluminati to get Communism started. In 1829,llluminatus Frances (Fanny) Wright came from England to the United States to promotethe idea of gathering together the various groups and individuals who would actively, andpublicly be used to promote what she called "communism". Horace Greeley was one ofthe men responsible for actually seeing that the early communist movement, which wasled, financed, and organized by men who were part of Satanic cult groups, got organizedand started. Satan worshipers have manipulated the movement since it was organized.40. Bible Students Movement (N.A. given), 1975, p. L-141. Gaustad, Edwin Scott, ed. Historical Atlas of Religion in America. NY: Harper & Row,1962, p.116.