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Dominican Today, Dominican Republic
June 8, 2007
www.dominicantoday.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 18462 • Posted: Friday June 8, 2007  

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SANTO DOMINGO.- Upon his arrival in the country the “antichrist” Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda blamed the Catholic Church for influencing to have a permit refused to perform in the Santo Domingo State University (UASD), where hw was slated to dictate a conference on the meaning of the number 666.

Jesus Christ Man, as the Puerto Rican de Jesus Miranda defines himself, said his desire is that the Dominican Republic, as other nations in the world, can learn the true meaning of the number 666.

He asked to reject the Catholic Church’s influence, which he accused of remaining suspended in the religiosity from the lack of knowledge.

He said he’s a Christian who loves Jesus Christ, “as all Dominicans” and that since Christ’s death Dominican Republic is blessed and the prelates don’t want to let the population know the truth.

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