Institutional Christianity and Antinomian Pharmacology — Two Streams or One Suppressed Stream?

Plain read: Dr. Ammon Hillman (Report #77) argues that institutional Christianity is not a parallel stream to the Antinomian Chain (pharmacology + sexual ritual + entity contact) — it IS the Antinomian stream, and modern orthodox Christianity is a 4th-century cover-up of a drug-and-sex cult. The engine's adjudicated verdict: Two Streams. The Antinomian Chain's biochemical + ritual substrate (Eleusinian kykeon, Dionysian ekstasis, Papyri Graecae Magicae) long predated Christian hegemony. The Church did NOT create the Antinomian substrate; it created the juridical category of heresy (4th-c. Councils of Elvira + Laodicea) that forced disparate folk practitioners into a shared negative space. Two parallel streams — one institutional (orthodox + sober + low-temperature), one antinomian (decentralized + ecstatic + high-temperature) — not one collapsed into the other.