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Originally posted by The time lord
I wonder did Adam and Eve believe they would die made them die because it became real that they would, the knowledge of that fear brought on death, it created that reality for them some how the tree of knowledge made them aware of death.
Originally posted by Doomsday 2029
The $hitty 1998 film Sphere:
Originally posted by kevinunknown
reply to post by Doomsday 2029
If this thread demonstrates anything, it’s the danger of conspiracies and how they bread ignorance. Read what you have said to anyone who reads mainstream media, is remotely intelligent and willing to listen and they will probably tell you that you’re crazy. Guess what, they’d be right, this is totally nuts it is a perfect example of what happens when you take conspiracies to the extreme and mix in some religion. It creates this type of alternative reality that is only real to you, for everyone else looking in your absolute crazy, much a like a schizophrenics mindset.
Nothing you have wrote is true, there is not one word of truth in this entire thread it’s just a mush of ignorant conspiracies all mashed in together with a pinch of your own paranoid believes to articulate your delusional reality. You have became so consumed by the massive internet ignorance machine that you probably actually believe what you have wrote, you really do believe that you have “discovered the truth”. You’ve not, you’ve only discovered that you need to stay away from the internet for a few moths and re-engage yourself with reality. I don’t know how you can tell when you’re having a crazy dream and when your awake.
I don’t blame you, I blame people like David Icke who are making money out of what in your case probably is a psychotic illness. I blame members of this website for entertaining your delusions of grandeur and fantasy.
I hope one day you see the light and join the rest of us here on Earth (not a sphere) and recognise the difference between sensationalist fiction and reality.
Pronunciation:/fāTH, /
noun
1 complete trust or confidence in someone or something:this restores one's faith in politicians
2 strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof.
a system of religious belief:the Christian faith
a strongly held belief or theory:the faith that life will expand until it fills the universe
Originally posted by Comet2
We can't see the world for what is really is when we're bounded by Fear
Where and when there is no Fear to be found, we fabricate it and we believe it so strongly to be true that it actually becomes our reality. The Human Mind is powerful
Can we depend on the voice in our head to pass sound judgments or has it too, become indoctrinated?
Fear impairs judgment
Originally posted by The time lord
I wonder did Adam and Eve believe they would die made them die because it became real that they would, the knowledge of that fear brought on death, it created that reality for them some how the tree of knowledge made them aware of death.
Originally posted by Konah
Originally posted by derst1988
reply to post by Konah
Good to know that we will never agree on this, Truth be told, you were never invited to what i said to someone else, but ah the beauty of the public forum. At any rate, you saw his idealoigy is illogical, i see it as unbacked by hard evidence but potentially true, due to we dont know what we think we know.
First off, if you didn't want anyone to see what you read to Kevin you should have sent a U2U versus posting it in this thread. Second off: Un-backed by hard evidence? I have yet to see any evidence to support this besides a sci-fi flick and a quote from a man who believes in reptile-people that are here to destroy us.
Tell me, do you know how many things were once thought to be known to a fact (due to "logical" thinking), and proven otherwise.
I think you are confusing scientific theories with the ability to reason. For example, according to the OP, back on December 31st, 1999, something horrible should have happened, no? Millions of people were afraid about what could happen due to the Y2K scare, but their fear brought about... absolutely nothing, other than heightened sales for the doomsayers and a heightened heart-rate during the mid-night countdown. Or, how about this latest "Super Moon"? Fear all over the place of it causing natural disasters and what not... but, within days of it's closest point to Earth, despite all that fear, nothing happened.
According to the OP, if we have fear it will manifest because we live in this sphere. Well, there was plenty of fear during these occasions and nothing manifested, therefor his theory is incorrect.
It's one thing to say fear causes people to act a certain way and have a certain mindset. It's another thing completely to say that your fears will manifest, and "thankfully there are still God-fearing people" so that God may manifest, all because we live in some "sphere" hinted at in a 90s sci-fi movie.