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Yes, it's in my post above (#293) you need real player though
Show you're question to oprah & get a sceintific certainty as to your image of the hebraic peoples of today . It seems something you need clarity on for yourselfSwiftShow me a jewish person right now with long straight hair.
DeLoreanBrownShow you're question to oprah & get a sceintific certainty as to your image of the hebraic peoples of today . It seems something you need clarity on for yourself
SwiftI don't need clarity for myself. I don't care what Jesus looked like because it doesn't matter. I'm still trying to figure out why people make such a big deal about it.
PSI too, concede it's a very trivial matter. It would be like someone else asking me "what did Galileo or Anton LaVey look like?"
WTH do I care? WTH does it matter?
emadHmmm... who will continue the bulk of the pro-satanism discussion with PS banninated now?
Grand PrixEveryone needs a rival. Even Maggie has the baby with the one eyebrow.
EmohawkSwift; PS will miss you too, and would like you to know that you spelled 'brazen' wrong.![]()
BlackZ28This thread [and manson crap] was the only thing I disliked about PS. I hope this thread burns in hell along with his beliefs now that he's gone! Swift-- thanks for keeping his ass[and supporters] in check with your rebuttals ! You certainly are intelligent! 👍
That said, we'll miss you PS!![]()
Grand PrixI'd like to comment on this topic, if I may.
Is it true that Lucifer was once one of God's highest angels? Was he a friend of God? Did God trust Lucifer until he rebelled?
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SwiftLucifier was God's second leutenint. He was an Archangel. Like Gabriel. So he was at the throne until he rebelled. He was also very attractive, he lost that when he fell.
Grand PrixInteresting. So what exactly did Lucifer rebel against? God's power, or something else?
Grand PrixHmm, I'm not very good at Shakesperian English, but the text seems to explain how Lucifer became the Devil, and not really why. 14.13 and 14.14, however, do show his greed, but they don't explain why he was greedy.
If he was always greedy beyond reason, then he rightfully deserved to become the Devil. However, I have a feeling that Lucifer had a just reason to take the risk of rebelling against God.
I must say that the story of Lucifer reminds me an awful lot of William Wallace or Darth Vader...
Okay, here's the NIV translation of Isaiah 14:12-15 :Grand PrixHmm, I'm not very good at Shakesperian English, but the text seems to explain how Lucifer became the Devil, and not really why. 14.13 and 14.14, however, do show his greed, but they don't explain why he was greedy.
If he was always greedy beyond reason, then he rightfully deserved to become the Devil. However, I have a feeling that Lucifer had a just reason to take the risk of rebelling against God.
Duck7892I believe Lucifer wanted to be just like God, and so he took pride. But pride and jealousy is a sin, and so he was cast out of heaven, down to hell. And then he gathered 1/3 of the angels in heaven to go down to hell, to become demons.
I've also heard somewhere that God chose Jesus to be the Son of God, and that Lucifer became jealous of Jesus, and his pride was hurt. God then cast him out of heaven, and then Lucifer gathered 1/3 of the angels to become demons in hell.
Jesus was with God before He came to earth. Earth is about 6000 years old, and God is infinite. When we're comparing 6000 years to God's infinite existance, 6000 years is like a blip in time. So it's very probable that Jesus was created way before earth came into existance.SwiftThe first part is right , the second is incorrect.
Satan fell before Jesus came. Who do you think was messing with everyone during old testament times?![]()
Lucifer wasn't all that bad until he became greedy and jealous. I don't think jealousy is a sin, but it can very easily lead to other sins, like being greedy for example. Lucifer was jealous of Jesus, and so he wanted payback from God, and so he tried to rise above Him. But then, God struck him down to hell, because he was disobediant.Grand PrixMaybe Lucifer (assuming he exists) wasn't all that bad.' He was an Arch Angel, after all.
EmohawkThat reminds me of a little something I've never been clear on.
Is Lucifer really the source of evil? If he was, why would he punish sinners?
Here's why God and Jesus didn't: www.gotquestions.org/angels-repent.htmlJust think, if God and Jesus could just forgive Lucifer, we'd have no evil in the world.
There are people that had near-death experiences, and some of those people were sent to Hell. According to what some of the people said, Hell was a complete black pit. People are placed in there, and they see a faint light, and a voice says "come". They follow the voice and the light, and then several demons attack them, screaming and sinking their claws into them. Then they're being scorched by fires of hell. I have never had a near-death experience, so I don't know if they're lying, but it is definately believable and possible.Maybe he doesn't punish sinners? Maybe he has parties with them? Maybe the Bible tells people they will burn in Hell so they won't dare to sin, when Hell could actually be a paradise for sinners?
Grand PrixNear-death-experiences are induced by medical drugs like morphine, mmm-kay?