mithec's video: Erotic cult in mediaeval churches of Europe

The erotic images are often found on the top of columns or butresses of very old French, Irish, Spanish, English and German cathedrals and temples. These unconspicious artefacts are the residual heritage of an erotic idolatary that served the initiatory purposes of the Bacchic cult, which was the proto-Christianity itself. The Inquisition and the Evangelism have completely wiped out the old Western European Bacchic Christian cult in the XVI and XVII centuries. Classical erotic effigies found in free excavations of Pompeii, which was actually is an early mediaeval and not a pre-deluvian ancient town, give a much better idea of what the proto-Christian Bacchic cult looked like. Contrary to the concensual chronology, the erotic images of Pompeii are late mediaeval, and may be dated by the XIV and XV century. This means, that the erotic images of Pompeii are much closer to our time than the crude Christian genital symbolism present in many early mediaeval churches.