Originally posted by NarrowGate
Originally posted by AnimositisominA
Originally posted by NarrowGate
Originally posted by AnimositisominA
Every ancient god, that is PRE-Christian god has be demonized by Christianity.
Just another holy roller on a high horse here. If I were a mason, Id feel no need
to defend my beliefs or practices from such silliness.
You practice the occult, and likely actively follow demons. You just call them "god's". Well that is what most people who have the serpentine eye in their avatar do anyways.
Christ just happenet 2,000 years ago. Are you referring to the I AM (existence) in general?
Thank you for proving my point. I'd love to help you find the answers that you are looking for, but I think that you are just fishing for things to generalize, judge, and bash. Have you ever once looked into the roots of your beliefs that have been written, re-written, censored and manipulated roughly 2000 years ago and since? You'd find many answers if you did with a balanced mind. Oh no, that would be "esotiric"(lol) and occult. Oh noes! the debbil! lol
So you do not practice occult or believe in pagan "gods"? is that what you are saying?
Yes I have looked into it and considered *both* sides prior to my reversion to Catholicism. I had a lot of people around me that are biased like yourself, therefore it took me a while to consider the side that is true. "oh noes the debbil" is another common phrase I have found people in the occult use....
Maybe your not, maybe you just like the culture IDK.
That is a serpentine eye, and a reference to the occult. But just go with it whatever. Humans can stare intently with a serpentine eye... it is such basic occult teaching that I have actually heard of it and I make it a point to avoid that garbage.edit on 10-12-2012 by NarrowGate because: (no reason given)
I am not biased about peoples personal beliefs unless they use those beliefs to look down or discredit others. Why are you so interested in what I practice? You sure do throw the word occult around a lot. It simply means hidden. Therefore, there is a lot about Christianity that is occult in nature. So far, what you have expressed about what you think you know about "the occult" is hogwash. Or maybe its just a matter of perspective. Are you seeking knowledge to feed your fear, or to better yourself? Christians that choose the latter have my respect, but the belief system in itself I do not respect because of the oppression that has come with it, hence the "occult" aspect.


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I also believe in the Gospel but call me crazy. 