The Mother-Child Cult
It was the beginning of the Babylonian religion that established the Mother-Child cult, one of the most unique and perverse in all of religion. After Nimrod’s death, Semiramis, with the intent to deify the dead Nimrod through his son Tammuz, established the initial Mother-Child worship concept. From Babylon to Egypt, to Greece, to Rome, to almost every major culture, the Mother-Child worship phenomenon was established. Finally, by the third century after Christ, it was firmly entrenched in what would be known as the Roman Catholic Church. It survives and thrives in that body today.
James R. Spillman, in his masterful book, A Conspiracy of Angelsii, presents the persuasive possibility that the scapegoat is not actually a type of Christ. In English the goat is called scapegoat and in Hebrew he is called Azazel. Spillman describes this event and its meaning perfectly.