Star people vrs Cross people?

Originally posted by '___'omino

Originally posted by In nothing we trust

Originally posted by '___'omino
You see the cross people hate the star people because the star people can prove them wrong. It makes the cross people really angry even though most of them are in too much denial to even realize they are angry. Do you understand what I'm getting at?

I'm sorry I was never indoctrinated. I'm still trying to understand both sides of the argument.

So which ones are the athiests?

They are the invisible pink unicorn of course

No clue what that means.

Sorry.

reply to post by In nothing we trust

No clue what that means.

I do not think anyone here has any idea of what you are talking about which is why this thread is 3 pages long and you have not had one star or flag. Which is quite a feat considering that this is CiR.

Originally posted by zaiger
reply to post by In nothing we trust

 

No clue what that means.

I do not think anyone here has any idea of what you are talking about which is why this thread is 3 pages long and you have not had one star or flag. Which is quite a feat considering that this is CiR.

What's on the walls of your home zaiger?

reply to post by In nothing we trust


paint...

reply to post by Selahobed


I also get somewhat uneasy with the iconization of religious concepts, even if it is ostensibly christian. It does appear to violate one of the ten commandments. However I do on occasion enjoy religious art, especially if it evokes a powerful testimony or message from the Bible.

Not to be overly rude however, please excuse my impertinence, but why do you have a picture of an unbelievably beautiful and provocative, scantily clad female as your avatar given your christian beliefs?

It is actually a bit distracting whenever I read your posts.

reply to post by In nothing we trust


My avatar is a scene from the beginning of the Exorcist. I have a fascination with anything having to do with the "Good vs Evil" subject.

It's pretty simple really.

Draw the star of David, connect lines to the outside corners of the star, it is now a cube.
Now connect the corners of the cube, it is now a pentagram and an inverted pentagram. The outside shape makes a hexagon the same shape that makes up a honeycomb.

Neither shape is evil. They are just shapes. It is a map to the universe.

[edit on 22-12-2009 by 12.21.12]

reply to post by 12.21.12


That was pretty cool. I couldn't mentaly project the cube in my mind so I did what you said in "paint" and I discovered what you meant. Very cool I must say.

Pushing christmas on the population has to be an intentional push to indoctrinate people into some sort of unifiying belief. December 21st is the winter solstice and lots of pagans worship the winter solstice. So moving the birth of chirst so that it converged with the pagan winter solstice had to be intentional. Combine gift giving (The worship of material goods - play upon thier natural greed) into the tradition increases the number of people who are attracted to the same converging belief system.

So who are the puppet masters?

In this case, the church. Christianity has always conquered by folding certain practices in along with the religion, in order to convert others. However, many non-Christians certainly see the value of a holiday where we all strive to be the kind of people we WANT to be, rather than the kind we ARE...and that certainly is not a bad thing in my eyes...

Sure, there's commercialism involved, but all saw just too recently what happens when the consumer cycle is slowed...(i.e. Recession)... The church may have started it, but big business certainly hopped on the bandwagon....

Still though, the good that comes from the holiday, for this non-Christian, is worth it.

reply to post by SevenThunders


Im sorry for distracting you, so i put more clothes on..... Sheesh.... My dress sense doe not make me a lesser christian, its what is in my heart that counts, and it does not not matter what you wear... WE ARE ALL NAKED BEFORE THE LORD....