Why are people afraid of the Illuminati?

In its early days, the group was just a handful of people. And even at its largest, it only consisted of somewhere between 650 and 2,500 members. read more

The details about the Illuminati are these: they were a Bavarian political group advocated the overthrow of hereditary European monarchies. read more

"People will use a term like 'Illuminati' to define anything that they don't like that might challenge their values," says Joseph Uscinski, a political scientist at the University of Miami and co-author of American Conspiracy Theories with Joseph Parent. read more

The Illuminati conspiracy is a conspiracy theory which holds that there is a"global elite" society that is either in control of the world, or is seeking to take control of the world. As with most conspiracy theories, beliefs regarding the Illuminati conspiracy vary widely. read more

The details about the Illuminati are these: they were a Bavarian political group advocated the overthrow of hereditary European monarchies. read more

A) There is no reason to commit suicide over fear of Christianity. If you are afraid that you will go to hell after death, committing suicide isn’t the answer. B) Christianity says nothing about “Illuminati.” That conspiracy theory has got nothing at all to do with Christianity. read more

Because people love having something to fear. And since the real Illuminati went out of business in 1785 or thereabouts, you don't have to really worry, deep down inside, that Illuminati are really out there endangering you. read more