"I studied christian theologie. What a waste of time." - Sören Kierkegaard

True real existentialism is not everybody's cup of tea. Some are born pure, others just study the bible untill the cows come home....

Although I think the ending of the bible, the book of revelation, makes some very interesting point, made by some lunatic, I prefer to engage in REASON. But I love real lunatics. IF they know they are lunatics, of course. If not, not. Wanna discuss the "book of revelation" with me, christians? I'm not an expert, but I have an idea.

Anybody? Who is not into quoting the bible all day long only, but is honestely interested?

By the way, I wrote some play, called: The Divine Comedy - Updated version 2015. Just to tell you what you're getting yourself into, IF you have the courage to enage in a discussion with me regarding that kind of topic.

originally posted by: Willingly
IF they know they are lunatics, of course.

If they are really lunatics, they wouldn't know it.

originally posted by: Willingly
Anybody? Who is not into quoting the bible all day long only, but is honestely interested?

How do you discuss the context within the bible without quoting it?

originally posted by: Willingly
IF you have the courage to enage in a discussion with me regarding that kind of topic.

Perhaps if you want to discuss the bible with others, you should probably begin the conversation somewhere. It's a big book, and you've not touched on any of it, or even any position regarding it. But you certainly feel the need to portray your superior understanding/reasoning skills while also stating you're 'not an expert'.

What is the point of this topic? spit it out.

a reply to: Ghost147

What is the point of this topic? spit it out.

To discuss the Book of Revelation, I assume.


On topic, OP, the Book of Revelation is nonsense.
Written by God knows who claiming to be verbatim "what Jeebus told me"...

& its fiery, deathly imagery is so far from what Christ had shared with us prior to, it is an abomination itself to even label itself in with the Gospels.

That's what I think anyways.

a reply to: Willingly

Wow, and that quote exist in the real world?

a reply to: Willingly

Sorry, I never made it to the end of the book,

Well, I closed it at "In the beginning God created."

a reply to: Ghost147

Perhaps if you want to discuss the bible with others, you should probably begin the conversation somewhere. It's a big book, and you've not touched on any of it, or even any position regarding it.

I pretty much think I did already.

But you certainly feel the need to portray your superior understanding/reasoning skills while also stating you're 'not an expert'.

Now you're defending the bible, Ghost147? How comes? I'm really curious.

What is the point of this topic? spit it out.

I'm interested in endings, regarding so called scriptures. Just because I'm a writer. I learn by engaging with experts in some field. Something wrong with that so far?

a reply to: Willingly

So where do you think your laws came from? Society? How do you think society evolved?? In nature we are nomads, all we do is f***, eat, # and sleep.. Where do you think Dantes Inferno is from? Do you know what the reformation is?
Study theology first, then we start discussing..

a reply to: frostie

Sorry, I never made it to the end of the book, Well, I closed it at "In the beginning God created."

I seem to be some sort of a masochist. I tried to understand the ending first.

a reply to: CharlieSpeirs

On topic, OP, the Book of Revelation is nonsense. Written by God knows who claiming to be verbatim "what Jeebus told me"... & its fiery, deathly imagery is so far from what Christ had shared with us prior to, it is an abomination itself to even label itself in with the Gospels. That's what I think anyways.

Ja, I can not agree more. A sh!tty ending is a sh!itty ending is a sh!tty ending.

In my book ....but that's another story all together.

I could be wrong, but this thread may be sophisticated theo-illogical trolling. Maybe the OP can prove otherwise, but I'm not too optimistic. Anyways, I choose my babblefields carefully...

a reply to: Willingly

That you gnosisfaith?

Honestly, no one for thousands of years, on both sides of the argument, has ever definitively answered these questions or convinced the other.

Why throw yourself against a brick wall?

I studied Sören Kierkegaard (ughh, Dutch comedy)...

a reply to: frostie

Quite funny when you ask science... it started with a big bang? How can you exclude a god then ?

Damn i heard the most ridicules theories the last years. Maybe the universe is holographic and so on, but get down to the point, and no one can explain it!

What if the universe is not holographic! Its Pornographic! After all it started with a big bang right?

Clearly none of you have understood Kirkegaard !

a reply to: Willingly

This is you talking, you never studied it

a reply to: Kantjil

So where do you think your laws came from? Society? How do you think society evolved?? In nature we are nomads, all we do is f***, eat, # and sleep.. Where do you think Dantes Inferno is from? Do you know what the reformation is? Study theology first, then we start discussing..

Says who?

To whom?

a reply to: chr0naut

Why throw yourself against a brick wall?

Because I have nothing better to do, it seem. Something wrong with that?

a reply to: Willingly

wow, old testament.. Laws
Your a primate, if you walk in the jungle and see a freaking monkey, that is what "you are" everything else is just something you teach to adapt..
In the same way you teach a dog right from wrong.. You think a wild dog gives a s*** about right from wrong...

The scriptures gave you a f****** life, called intelligent design... You know how my ancestor liked it, Evolution... Id bet you wouldnt survive in their world would you.. Learn how to f****** study some s*** before opening a cakehole

a reply to: Lazarus Short

I could be wrong, but this thread may be sophisticated theo-illogical trolling. Maybe the OP can prove otherwise, but I'm not too optimistic. Anyways, I choose my babblefields carefully...

I really hope so, that you choose your battle/bubble-fields carefully. But I'm not sure you realy do. But that's just me. And I'm not a theologian. But I'm on my way.

a reply to: Willingly

No you are not a theologian...... It demands more than your imaginary bubble of thinking your smart, imagination is dangerous if you dont have a reference to reality

a reply to: Kantjil

No you are not a theologian...... It demands more than your imaginary bubble of thinking your smart, imagination is dangerous if you dont have a reference to reality

Why do you assume I'm not in touch with reality, Kantjil? And how do you define reality anyway? Just tell me.

I certainly do know what a some kant is all about, because I, personally, possess one.

a reply to: Willingly

wouldn't it be best to be honest and say that the book misses allot of chapters to be any logic at all?