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Difference between revisions of "The Process"
(Create stub page for "The Process" — track 16/18 on Inferno (29 May 2026)) |
(Expand Comments: religious/mystical reading of "The Process" as part of the Inferno religious-mysticism programme) |
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| − | * The Process Church of the Final Judgment | + | * '''The Process Church of the Final Judgment''' — an English '''new religious movement / cult''' founded in 1963 by Robert de Grimston and Mary Ann MacLean, both originally of the Church of Scientology. The Process held a syncretic theology in which Christ, Satan, Jehovah and Lucifer were complementary aspects of a single divine principle, to be reconciled at the end of the age. |
| + | * The Process has long been the subject of speculative / conspiracy writing (notably Ed Sanders's ''The Family'', 1971, which linked it to the Manson Family) and has been cited across the post-industrial / occult music tradition. | ||
| + | * Places the track squarely in the cult-religion axis of the album alongside the Branch-Davidian-referencing "[[In a Beautiful Place out in the Country (release)|In a Beautiful Place out in the Country]]" / "[[1969]]" / "[[Amo Bishop Roden]]" lineage on ''[[Geogaddi]]''. | ||
== Samples / Lyrics == | == Samples / Lyrics == | ||
Revision as of 17:13, 22 April 2026
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| Running time | 3:01 |
| Appears on | Inferno |
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- The Process Church of the Final Judgment — an English new religious movement / cult founded in 1963 by Robert de Grimston and Mary Ann MacLean, both originally of the Church of Scientology. The Process held a syncretic theology in which Christ, Satan, Jehovah and Lucifer were complementary aspects of a single divine principle, to be reconciled at the end of the age.
- The Process has long been the subject of speculative / conspiracy writing (notably Ed Sanders's The Family, 1971, which linked it to the Manson Family) and has been cited across the post-industrial / occult music tradition.
- Places the track squarely in the cult-religion axis of the album alongside the Branch-Davidian-referencing "In a Beautiful Place out in the Country" / "1969" / "Amo Bishop Roden" lineage on Geogaddi.