Who is lucifer to you?
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Original post: tigerfu
[QUOTE=frater luciferi]? becuase god had nothing to do with it. god was created by man. At least religions version of god. Otherwise i dance on his corpse.[/QUOTE] how do you explain all of the miracles that happen today
[QUOTE=frater luciferi]? becuase god had nothing to do with it. god was created by man. At least religions version of god. Otherwise i dance on his corpse.[/QUOTE] how do you explain all of the miracles that happen today
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Who is lucifer to you?
Original post: AJAtheMetastasis
[QUOTE=tigerfu]why would God let the bible say that if it wasnt true[/QUOTE]
Anyone with the [sense of a gnat] has the ability to realize the (Holy Bible), is man's pathetic construct at fusing metaphor & myth in an attempt to explain the unknowable. All *religious scripture* falls within this realm of (unreason), which upon final analysis proves itself quite schizophrenic. The Divine cannot be described... *period*. One can only experience the Creative Principle. When we as a race attempt to imprison this Cosmic Force within the (common) language of the people, we construct lies, inking falsehood as salve to our own paranoic delusions and conscious/subconscious fears. Are we to become slaves' to one person's interpretation of religion... and if so... who is the one to carry the blame? Who has the courage to stand alone in the void of Nothingness?
[QUOTE=tigerfu]why would God let the bible say that if it wasnt true[/QUOTE]
Anyone with the [sense of a gnat] has the ability to realize the (Holy Bible), is man's pathetic construct at fusing metaphor & myth in an attempt to explain the unknowable. All *religious scripture* falls within this realm of (unreason), which upon final analysis proves itself quite schizophrenic. The Divine cannot be described... *period*. One can only experience the Creative Principle. When we as a race attempt to imprison this Cosmic Force within the (common) language of the people, we construct lies, inking falsehood as salve to our own paranoic delusions and conscious/subconscious fears. Are we to become slaves' to one person's interpretation of religion... and if so... who is the one to carry the blame? Who has the courage to stand alone in the void of Nothingness?
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Who is lucifer to you?
Original post: Avatarian
These perspectives about Lucifer interest me.
Does one necessarily have to consider Lucifer's behavior as some sort of descension, some sort of "fall", from grace?
I ask because, right now, I am considering Lucifer as the first one whose action of becoming free from enslavement to tyranny demonstrated an ascension to grace.
Based upon that, to me: the light Lucifer brings would be his/her demonstration revealing that one can exist in a graceful state of liberation, contrasted with remaining in a graceless state of limitation under tyranny.
These perspectives about Lucifer interest me.
Does one necessarily have to consider Lucifer's behavior as some sort of descension, some sort of "fall", from grace?
I ask because, right now, I am considering Lucifer as the first one whose action of becoming free from enslavement to tyranny demonstrated an ascension to grace.
Based upon that, to me: the light Lucifer brings would be his/her demonstration revealing that one can exist in a graceful state of liberation, contrasted with remaining in a graceless state of limitation under tyranny.
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Original post: Sinasbin
"It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything..."
"It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything..."