An Invisible World (Week 1)

• Episkey wrote on 2012-05-28 16:52

  Quote from Okami;874493:

  You elaborated nicely and I understand what you meant now. Thank you!
  
  And thank you to Rin too :D

  
  
  You are very welcome.
  
  And a thanks to Rin, from myself, as well!~
  
  
  

  Quote from lightychan;874496:

  This is an interesting project. It's so interesting how Christians usually always get the flames :<
  Hopefully your works will show the world that Christianity is a religion of... love and compassion rather than prejudice and selection.
  Good luck :3

  
  
  Ah why thank you!~
  
  It's mostly me reflecting on what I learned each Sunday at church. The thought suddenly struck me to share what I learned with everyone. It helps me organize and develop my thoughts, with some added bonuses as well!
  
  Feel free to take inspiration from my idea and do something similar - if you want. It would be nice to have others share their knowledge too.
• Sumpfkraut wrote on 2012-05-29 22:02

  Quote from lightychan;874496:

  This is an interesting project. It's so interesting how Christians usually always get the flames :<
  Hopefully your works will show the world that Christianity is a religion of... love and compassion rather than prejudice and selection.
  Good luck :3

  
  It is a bipolar religion as much as and thanks to its scripture which it consistently defends to be consistent and complete truth. It is completely unreliable as a moral compass -ample evidence is found in history both far and recent-, and its current phase of relative tameness is most likely just that, a phase. The Catholic church is already refundamentalising thanks to its progressive pope. Islam suffers from the same, and for the very same reason. It's pretty obvious to see its significant destructive potential if you look at history and current fundamentalists - who are only under control thanks to the blinders of humanist civilisation and whips of a justice system based on secular power. Beyond the lamb's wool slumbers a malevolent disfigured Behemoth.
  
  Also god is dead, religion is the opium of the masses etc. ad nauseam bla bla bla. Oh and Yahweh was the biggest mass murderer according to his own scriptures right until the middle of the 20th century.
  
  
  Also the thread's level of intellectual stimulation is approaching zero.
  
  [SIZE="1"]And because apparently some people like to jump to conclusions, I am not saying anything about the mental potential of the thread participants. I am talking about the topic of the thread. If I wanted to talk about the members, I would have.[/SIZE]
• Episkey wrote on 2012-05-29 22:24

  Quote from Sumpfkraut;875627:

  
  Also the thread's level of intellectual stimulation is approaching zero.

  
  
  Actually everything was at least somewhat related to the topic of the spiritual world until you so righteously wrote your little non sequitur.
  
  So, I must sincerely thank you for you attempt at demolishing this thread's "intellectual stimulation" - as you so decided to call it. Thankfully, I'm not in any position to say anything further.
• Spartaaaaa wrote on 2012-06-12 23:28
  Great thread. Looking forward to more in the future.
  
  

  Quote from Sumpfkraut;875627:

  religion is the opium of the masses etc. ad nauseam bla bla bla

  
  
  Oh hai comrade Marx.
• AmagicalFishy wrote on 2012-06-29 05:39
  I was going to respond, but then I realized that this seems very much directed at people who already believe in the metaphysical, in God (including both Jesus and Yahweh), in Satan, and the idea that the Bible is true in and of itself—if that's the case, then I'm surely not part of your target audience. If that's not the case, then I'll respond with suggestions I think could greatly improve the original post for people who aren't already Christian.
• Chiyuri wrote on 2012-06-29 13:10

  Quote from AmagicalFishy;896677:

  I was going to respond, but then I realized that this seems very much directed at people who already believe in the metaphysical, in God (including both Jesus and Yahweh), in Satan, and the idea that the Bible is true in and of itself—if that's the case, then I'm surely not part of your target audience. If that's not the case, then I'll respond with suggestions I think could greatly improve the original post for people who aren't already Christian.

  
  
  It's fine to respond even if you aren't part of the target audience. You just risk been ignored later.
• Episkey wrote on 2012-06-30 00:41

  Quote from Chiyuri;896899:

  It's fine to respond even if you aren't part of the target audience. You just risk been ignored later.

  
  
  Yes indeed. The opinions and thoughts of everyone are important.
  
  
  Although, for anyone that was wondering, I decided to respond privately - via a PM (Private Message).
  
  :whistle:
• RealityBreak wrote on 2012-10-30 16:22

  Quote from Episkey;873935:

  
  However, before the 19th century - you may have thought of my assertion as nonsense.
  

  
  
  No, before the 19th century, this was common knowledge. It would be considered nonsense from a modern perspective.
  
  On another note, even most Christians don't believe in Angels from heaven battling devils and Satan.