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Ask away, I don't run If someone believes in a 'god' wouldn't that imply Intelligent Design? Unfortunately for myself and others, my Belief System is complex in that I could be considered theistic because I believe in a god, but that god is my Greater Self, not necessarily an external deity of...

No, you didn't and thank you for replying in a cordial manner unlike some other members

I guess so . . . however, this does avoid any HARD QUESTIONS in the Here & Now Religious adherents are probably NOT going to make the effort to discuss/reply to any difficult questions or comments from another forum Fair enough

Isn't that a convenient loophole to avoid the 'Hard' questions?

*errors? According to who? After all we ARE talking about mythos If you would unpack those articles as I have with a plethora of research, it would be appreciated Otherwise, I would just dispute you with that plethora of research and let you read for the next 6 months . . . fair? Understood...

Utter nonsense . . . Lucifer has absolutely no presence in the Christian bible Nebechadezzner would only be associated through Christian lenses because . . . This archetype is the reflection of how we perceive ourselves in relation to what we call the "others". Satan is a social and cultural...

LUCIFEREVOLUTION Abstract Lucifer is a poetic Latin descriptive noun used in place of various words associated with the Morning Star in mythology. The Latin word 'Lucifer may translate to "light-bearer", however, the earliest association with the word Lucifer is with the Morning/Evening Star...

Aupmanyav said: No, I don't. We are an electrochemical equation, just like any other animal. Does that hurt your ego? from the Latin, Malevolence means to wish for bad things . . . I perceive this statement as the desire that my ego was hurt and...

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HUGE question . . . I will try to explain Satanism is a self-liberating philosophy that encourages embracing the carnal aspects of oneself that societal norms often teach us to be ashamed of. It advocates for self-acceptance and the acknowledgment of one's primal instincts as a natural and...

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Why would your reply "hurt" my ego? Human consciousness doesn't evolve passively like nature; it evolves consciously, driven by its own processes. To follow the unconscious path of nature—mindless and mechanistic—would halt our individual evolution. Nature inclines us towards lethargy and...

As human societies became more complex, so too did their spiritual frameworks, evolving from simple animistic beliefs to intricate systems of gods, rituals, and moral codes. Early tribal communities likely centered their spirituality around immediate survival needs—worshiping natural forces such...

I'll give you WOW YOU SAID: "Isaiah 10 and 14 reference the coming anti-Christ AKA the King of Babylon" Who do you think this King of Babylon was? Duh . . . Nebuchadnezzar.

I thought I supplied this information, I apologize . . . here it is LUCIFEREVOLUTION Abstract Lucifer is a poetic Latin descriptive noun used in place of various words associated with the Morning Star in mythology. The Latin word 'Lucifer may translate to "light-bearer", however, the earliest...

Or perhaps my logical mind refuses to see the illogic spouted by faiths that have zero proof behind their 'logic'?

Nebuchadnezzar lived between 605 BC and 562 BC Quite a bit before the invention of Christianity . . . a MOOT Point

No, we don't have to do this again if you'd rather not . . . Otherwise, the idea that Lucifer is some fallen angel is absurd, I find no scripture anywhere that posits this. This idea has been fabricated through stupidity and political agenda. Luke 10:18 18 And he said unto them, I beheld...

The origins of religious thought trace back tens of thousands of years, evolving alongside human cognition and culture. Early humans developed spiritual beliefs that reflected their relationship with nature, survival, and the unseen forces shaping their world. The earliest depictions of...

First, isn't this book supposedly the 'word' of god? Why all the inaccuracies? Secondly, I have no explanation as to why stupid people (Jerome) write stupid things. Helel ben Shahar is Hebrew for "Son of the Morning or Dawn" Shahar is the God of the Ugarit pantheon, the twin brother of Shalim...