Lonelygirl15

People had been asking questions about Crowley. Obviously others know more about his beliefs, but I'm interested in digging into his brethren childhood for clues.

malan89, why are you posting the same info in every section of the forum? Just one topic would do.

No real significance as Crowley deviated from almost all Darby/Brethren teachings. I am interested in the connection with the "darbyite design" company who supposedly designed the webpage

I was trying to find some information on this Darbyite design but no such luck. Anyone else know how to find this company? The "whois" listing is domains by proxy so that doesn't help

According to Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleister_Crowley

His father, Edward Crowley, once maintained a lucrative family brewery business and was retired when Aleister Crowley was born. His mother, Emily Bertha Bishop, drew roots from a Devon and Somerset family[citation needed]. Both ...

Do we know if Crowley was exclusive brethren or just regular old brethren?

If she was EB they wouldn't have let her have a picture of Crowley on her wall.

Also, I'm one of those crazy so-called Darbyites and although the crowd is fundamental they're not big on Ceremonies except baptism and the Lord's Supper.

This was my first thought as well. There aren't any ...

Did Crowley call himself the "Great Beast 666" and the "Anti-Christ?"

I believe it was a constant taunting by his mother that caused him to adopt this title:

"in particular his mother's constant admonishments that he was the Beast of Revelation and that he would go to hell for his behaviour."

The name of the people who "design" the site, where it says at the bottom is "Darbyite Design"...I checked Wikipedia and it redirected me to Plymouth Brethren from searching Darbyites...

EDIT: Just got this from BrethrenPedia

The Brethren were also influential, albeit it in a very negative and ...