What you say here about Heliocentrism and Satan worship is very telling considering that Vigano
has called Jesus the Sol Invictus (Unconquered Sun) twice in his letters and also promoted the Heliocentric model.
Luciferians celebrate Sol Invictus day and there are Lodges named Sol Invictus.
John 8:12. When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”
Psalm 27:1 The Lord is my light and my salvation whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life of whom shall I be afraid?
50 times in the Bible, it describes Jesus the Light come into the world. Satan steals everything for himself, so he and his Illuminati stole the light for themselves in many ways, one being heliocentrism.
St Basil (330AD-379AD), in his Hexaemeron, explains why God specifically created light before the sun:
‘However, the sun and the moon did not yet exist, in order that those who live in ignorance of God may not consider the sun as the origin and father of light, or as the maker of all that grows out of the earth. That is why there was a fourth day, and then God said: “Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven.”’ (Hm. VI:2)
‘A section of the [hermetic] text, which [the Christian] Lactantius called Sermo Perfectus (the Perfect Word), treats the sun as an intermediary between the divine light and the world, indeed as a second God… “…the Sun, or Light, for it is through the intermediary of the solar circle that light is spread to all. The Sun illuminates the other stars not so much by the power of his light as by his divinity and sanctity. He must be held as a second god. The world is living and all things in it are alive and it is the sun which governs all living things.”’--- Jennifer Trusted
“Lucifer the Light-bearer!” “Lucifer the Son of the Morning!”
“Is it he who bears the Light…?” “Doubt it not.” (Pike)
‘Expounding on “light,” Pike explains: ‘Behold, it [Pythagoreanism-Hermetism-Gnosticism] said the light which emanates from an immense centre of light… the Supreme Being is a centre of light whose rays or emanations pervade the Universe;…that is the light for which all masonic journeys are a search, and which the sun and moon in our lodges are only emblems: that Light and Darkness….’ The religion of Masonry is based on the Cabala. Masonry professes the pagan dualism of the Cabala. Pike quotes the Commentary on the Siphra de Zeniutha: “In the spiritual world Evil and Good are in equilibro [equilibrium], and it will be restored when of the evil becomes Good, until all is Good.” In the Bible St. John says, “God is light and in Him there is no darkness” (1 John 1:5-6), and similarly the Psalm, “in your light we see light.” (Psalm 35:10) God is supremely good and essentially good, and therefore Our Lord Jesus Christ declares, “God alone is good.” The teaching of Masonry is precisely the opposite. “God,” according to the cabalistic doctrine of Masonry, is good and evil, and the source from which emanates all good and evil. The Sun and Moon represent the dual principle in “God.” The two principles are Yahweh and Satan! Satan is the negative principle in “God,” not a Person but a force, Albert Pike explains that Bal or Baal represents the personification of the Sun: “one of the Great Gods of Syria, Assyria, and Chaldea, and his name is found upon the monuments of Nimrud… He was the great Nature-God of Babylonia… His symbol was the Sun… Bal or Baal, like the word Adon, signifies Lord and Master’ (Comment on Pike’s Morals and Dogma.)
‘Nature and Nature’s Laws lay hid in the Night. God said,
Let Newton be, and all was Light.’--- Alexander Pope.
‘And all was light,’ but whose light, Lucifer’s?
So we see now why God had his popes in 1616 and 1633 define heliocentrism as anti-Biblical heresy. But heliocentrism had it way and even the elect fell for it giving it the final credibility it needed. With both Church and State now agreeing to Big Bang origins supernatural origins lost all credibility, assisting and causing millions to lose faith in supernaturalism.