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Originally posted by Ouizel
I recognize that to be from "Thunder, the Perfect Mind". The Nag Hammadi texts are very interesting, in that they basically invalidate most religions. (Which, I believe, is the reason that they were hidden to begin with.) They are generally considered Gnostic, however, there are some decidedly Christian writings in there, too. The problem is, they frighten the powers that be (Read: The Church) because they directly contradict everything that organized religion stands for. I found them refreshing, and highly interesting.
Originally posted by SamaraMorgueAnn
To me...that sounds more powerful than human!
Originally posted by SamaraMorgueAnn
Here are some pictures that show how alien presence has been around before the camera. These are paintings from way back.
[Edited on 5/10/2004 by SamaraMorgueAnn]
I think that picture is a fake, if it is historically accurate please direct everybody to a more professional link...for instance an Oriental University, Oriental Fiction Research Department, some type of legitimate study or translation on this piece. I make it a point not to take any "historical" artwork seriously when it comes from a site named, Dudeman. Would you be able to come up with a more researched or scientific site for this certain piece?
Originally posted by SamaraMorgueAnn
But this don't look like a comet, nor does the experience of these folks say anything about saints or comets....
"Haratonohama, Hitachi, Japan ~ 1803
The book "Ume No Chiri" (Dust of Apricot)
tells us that a "foreign ship and crew" was once
witnessed at Haratonohama (Haratono Seashore)
in Hitachi no Kuni (Ibaragi Prefecture), Japan.
The outer shell was made of iron and glass ~
and strange letters were seen inside the ship.
Notice also four examples of alien heiroglyphs."
Perhaps, have you ever thought that maybe some of them thought they were comets for lack of better knowledge? And perhaps, no doubt, some of them were comets!
Originally posted by SamaraMorgueAnn
But this don't look like a comet, nor does the experience of these folks say anything about saints or comets....
[Edited on 5/10/2004 by SamaraMorgueAnn]