Spirituality
31 Jul 18
12 Aug 18
Originally posted by @fmf🙂
Well, I am an agnostic atheist. But I was a Christian for a long time. I would have found you a rather ludicrous fellow Christian even when I was one. So my posts here - even if I were still a Christian - would probably rub you up the wrong way and render you incapable of discussing anything properly or - indeed - representing your religion on a non-Christian forum in a reasonable way.
Originally posted by @divegeester🙂
Smilie smilie smirkie
For some reason I’m reminded of Stephen Rea’s smirking portrayal of Santiago in Interview with a Vampire 1994
https://tenor.com/view/santiago-interview-vampire-smirk-gif-9960515
13 Aug 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterThese are the sorts of questions that seem absurd in front of atheists, like yourself, because it i sbased on the writings of a book which are not accepted.
Serious (theological) question.
All thoughts, scriptures, rational, literalisms and metaphors welcome.
Originally posted by @suzianneWell, there are angels and there are cherubim and seraphim. Any information we have about who they are, what they look like and there purpose is defined solely by scripture.
Presumably, people thought they must have wings if they are always flying 'up' to Heaven and back 'down' to earth in the course of their duties.
"I mean, seriously, how could they do that without wings?" 😕
And so much so that we are programmed now to understand that a human-looking person with wings in paintings must be a depiction of an angel.
I think it's more likely that they are multi-dimensional beings traveling through dimensions.
Originally posted by @philokaliaYou believe divegeester is an atheist?
These are the sorts of questions that seem absurd in front of atheists, like yourself, because it i sbased on the writings of a book which are not accepted.
Originally posted by @philokaliaWhat makes you think that I am an atheist?
These are the sorts of questions that seem absurd in front of atheists, like yourself, because it i sbased on the writings of a book which are not accepted.