Question:
Illuminati.................?
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2011-04-10 21:58:17 UTC
Were the illuminati or illuminata priests and disbanded within 20 years of their existence?
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spiffer1
2011-04-11 03:59:06 UTC
The Illuminati was banned within eight years of its existence. Its governance was structured on the pattern of the Jesuit Order of Christian Monks. The founder of the group, Adam Weishaupt, was both a Roman Church Professor of Canon Law and a former Jesuit. He first gave the group the German name 'Perfektibilisten' when it was founded in Bavaria in 1776 and soon after the name was changed to 'Illuminati' - Latin for 'the enlightened'. Its main purpose was to counter or oppose the Freemasons which was (still is) an international 'secret society' of the day. Karl Theodor, the Elector of Bavaria banned all secret societies within his state. The Illuminati, not having had time (nor influence) to gain members of any numbers outside Bavaria, died as a result of this ban in 1784.



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