thegod2929
New member
- Joined
- Jun 11, 2003
- Messages
- 6
Before I begin, I feel compelled to say a few things:
1. I am <em>not</em> a Satanist.
2. I am <em>not</em> going to accuse you of heresy, as I am not Christian.
3. I <em>will not</em> listen to those who accuse me of stupidity, ignorance, or blindness. In all likelihood, I know more about everything than you. I'm not arrogant, it's just that I've been around the block.
Now, I shall continue.
I pose these questions to you, the community, in hopes that you can answer every question I ask, and every point. If you cannot, I strongly suggest you re-think your position on religion. As Benjamin Franklin once said, "To follow by faith alone is to follow blindly." I would consider this man's words with great attention.
Why, is it, that no one can produce any evidence of the existence of demons, if they are unafraid of people when they get to know them? If the demons want the human race to survive, would they not want more to believe and trust them? Such things would be easily achieved if they simply proved their existence, no? One can argue that their visage is akin to that of a vampire; it won't appear in a photo, however, it is state that demons emanate a higher biological charge than humans do, so much so that it can 'cause muscle soreness or aches.' If such things were true, would it not be a simple matter to measure these large electrical auras?
The first time I joined to observe, I noticed a message that claimed a girl (or boy, I don't remember if it was specified, though the author's mannerisms and speech hinted at the female gender) had been caught "holding a huge ball of dark energy" in her hand by her father. Now, why can no one prove these happenings? Could these encounters not be falsified, made up to convince more people to follow them in their occult-like religion? As mentioned in the list above, I do not wish you accuse you of idiocy, only to ask 'why?'.
1. I am <em>not</em> a Satanist.
2. I am <em>not</em> going to accuse you of heresy, as I am not Christian.
3. I <em>will not</em> listen to those who accuse me of stupidity, ignorance, or blindness. In all likelihood, I know more about everything than you. I'm not arrogant, it's just that I've been around the block.
Now, I shall continue.
I pose these questions to you, the community, in hopes that you can answer every question I ask, and every point. If you cannot, I strongly suggest you re-think your position on religion. As Benjamin Franklin once said, "To follow by faith alone is to follow blindly." I would consider this man's words with great attention.
Why, is it, that no one can produce any evidence of the existence of demons, if they are unafraid of people when they get to know them? If the demons want the human race to survive, would they not want more to believe and trust them? Such things would be easily achieved if they simply proved their existence, no? One can argue that their visage is akin to that of a vampire; it won't appear in a photo, however, it is state that demons emanate a higher biological charge than humans do, so much so that it can 'cause muscle soreness or aches.' If such things were true, would it not be a simple matter to measure these large electrical auras?
The first time I joined to observe, I noticed a message that claimed a girl (or boy, I don't remember if it was specified, though the author's mannerisms and speech hinted at the female gender) had been caught "holding a huge ball of dark energy" in her hand by her father. Now, why can no one prove these happenings? Could these encounters not be falsified, made up to convince more people to follow them in their occult-like religion? As mentioned in the list above, I do not wish you accuse you of idiocy, only to ask 'why?'.