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Originally posted by danielsil18
What made you believe that Satan exists?
Originally posted by nineix
reply to post by NZkraw
Why do you have to paint a big target on yourself by claiming such a controversial name like Satanist?
Why do you have to be a joiner?
Even if you are a black sheep to other religions, a whole herd of black sheep (Satanists) is still a herd of sheep.
Why not cast off religion entirely, adopt atheism, fall into solipsism, make your own rules, belonging to your own self instead of some group as a member?
Just say'n.
Originally posted by Heros_son
reply to post by NZkraw
I don't hate Satanists. In fact, the Judeo-Christian religions teach that hate is wrong, and that loving and praying for all, including your enemies, is the way to go.
It's great that you have conviction of your belief, maybe the Light will turn your heart one day.
As far as being law abiding and a good citizen, I would stand arm and arm with any good citizen, of ANY religion, that is standing on the side of righteousness.
However, I wouldn't attend your church, nor pray to Satan with you. (I would pray to God with you, though.)
Assuming that you're a constitutional loving American, that happens to be a Satanist, how do view our rights that have been given to us by God? Our inalienable rights come from God. Do you believe that there could be an even better country than the USA, if only Satan would bestow rights to his stewards of liberty?
I cant sit back and not feel as if there is more out there, higher powers that are much more intellectual then our small colony here on Earth.
Ninhursaga's pregnancy was that of a goddess, her first month was as a day to us, and by the end of her second month it was as two days. On the ninth day she gave birth, the delivery was flawless and Ninnisig was born. Her name was associated with greenery. 14 When Ninnisig had grown, she went out to the riverbank. Enki could see up there form the marsh, he saw how attractive she had grown. He said to his minister Isimud, "Is this nice young woman not to be kissed? She is beautiful, and so she should be kissed." His minister could only agree, and when Enki stepped into his boat, Isimud sailed the boat upstream to Ninnisig. 15 As soon as Enki steped out of the boat he kissed her he lay down with her and she conceived. On the ninth day, like her mother, she gave birth and Ninkura was born. Her name was associated with cultivation. 16 In turn Ninkura would stand on the river bank when she had grown, Isimud would take Enki to her, he would lie with her and on the ninth day She would give birth to Ninimma whose name spoke of thirst. 17 Finally, upon Enki’s coupling as well with this young woman at the riverbank, she conceived and on the ninth day bore Uttu, the exalted lady. Uttu the plant goddess, would grow to represent the fertility inherent in the line that sprang from Enki and Ninhursaga. 18 When one day Uttu stood on the riverbank, Ninhursaga came to her bearing advice, "Listen carefully, I have some important advice for you. Enki can see you here from his place in the marsh, he will set his eye's upon you. Do not let him take you without a proper courtship, without gifts, as he did your mother." 19 Uttu followed the advice of the one that had given birth to her great grandmother. She returned to her house, and Enki, who had his eye on her, followed. As he knocked on the door, she knew what he wanted and called out, "Bring me cucumbers and apples, bring me grapes in their clusters. Then you may enter, and you may take hold of my halter." 20 On this, Enki was agreeable. For the plant goddess, he again sent forth fresh water, he filled the uncultivated land, the dykes and the canals. *expand 21 The gardener who upon Enki's action saw his garden grow lush and plentiful, went to the god of fresh waters and embraced him. He made an offering to Enki, and gave him cucumbers and apples, and grapes in their clusters. The wise one had made the land bountiful for all manner of crop; he could now return his attention to Uttu. 22 *(examine Sumerian text he made his face green?) He first made his face attractive, and took a staff in his hand. He came to her house and knocked at the door demanding "Open up, Open up" to which she answered "Who are you?". 23 But Enki was feeling clever and answered "I am a gardener. Open up, and I will give you cucumbers, apples, and grapes in their clusters, for your "Yes". Joyfully, Uttu opened her house, and after he had given her the produce, Enki poured her beer. 24 Uttu waved her hands at him, and Enki did not hesitate. He clasped her to the bosom, he aroused her, and they had intercourse. He poured his seed and she conceived.
Originally posted by Heros_son
reply to post by NZkraw
I think even the Pope said that there is room in belief to accept alien life.
I read somewhere that Pope Leo X or something said "It has served us well this myth of christ", and i was wondering if that's true or made-up.
How well we know what a profitable superstition this fable of Christ has been for us