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Originally posted by Raivan31
reply to post by MasterGemini
Well where does it leave us then? Which group has our best interests at heart?
daemons may be benevolent but it doesn't make them right.
Are we inherently good or evil?
Are any of these possible entities inherently good or evil?
What is the intrest in us? in couldn't be just to kill us or we'd all be gone already.
Do the Daemons battle the Demons?
Do non Daemons/Demon entities (ie space/pan dimensional) have allegiances one way or the other?
Originally posted by Zeer0
reply to post by MasterGemini
No Facts. Not only does your linking up coincidences and spewing Fantasy not prove any sliver of a chance that Aliens are Demons, your really showing me what Religion does to people. Brainwashes them and makes people live in a world where anything other than their religion is deemed either to be impossible or Demonic and its sad that people still believe in this. And its even more sad that you have to try to dumb down the study of Unidentified Flying Objects with this Coincidence Based, Fantasy Spewing, Fallacious Nonsense. Do you actually have anything else that I can even take serious to show me? Because this is getting quite ridiculous.
Originally posted by Zeer0
reply to post by MasterGemini
Im not the one making the claims. The Burden of providing evidence is you. Charles Darwin had to provide Evidence for Evolution, Alfred Wegener had to show Evidence for Pangea. What makes you any different? Oh right your sources are from Fairy Tales and coincidences in numbers...right
And yes im going to bash you until you show Evidence. Which you have shown no hard facts.
Jinn is a word of the collective number in Arabic, derived from the Arabic root ǧ-n-n meaning 'to hide' or 'be hidden'. Other words derived from this root are maǧnūn 'mad' (literally, 'one whose intellect is hidden'), ǧunūn 'madness', and ǧanīn 'embryo, fetus' ('hidden inside the womb').[3]
The Arabic root ǧ-n-n means 'to hide, conceal'. A word for garden or Paradise, جنّة ǧannah, is a cognate of the Hebrew word גן gan 'garden', derived from the same Semitic root. In arid climates, gardens have to be protected against desertification by walls; this is the same concept as in the word "paradise" from pairi-daêza, an Avestan word for garden that literally means 'having walls built around'. Thus the protection of a garden behind walls implies its being hidden from the outside.
Arabic lexicons such as Edward William Lane's Arabic-English Lexicon define ǧinn not only as spirits, but also anything concealed through time, status, and even physical darkness.[4] . The word genie in English is derived from Latin genius, which meant a sort of tutelary or guardian spirit thought to be assigned to each person at their birth. English borrowed the French descendant of this word, génie; its earliest written attestation in English, in 1655, is a plural spelled "genyes." The French translators of The Book of One Thousand and One Nights used génie as a translation of jinnī because it was similar to the Arabic word in sound and in meaning. This use was also adopted in English and has since become dominant.
Many cultural interpretations noted the Jinn as having distinct male and females, they would often appear wearing vests and sashes, various interpretations note that they tied their hair long vertically and most probably had some or no facial hair. According to various stories Jinn could exist independently or bound to any particular object. In Arabic, the word ǧinn is in the collective number, translated in English as plural (e.g., "several genies"); ǧinnī is in the singulative number, used to refer to one individual, which is translated by the singular in English (e.g., "one genie"). Therefore, the word 'jinn' in English writing is treated as a plural.
Originally posted by ka119
reply to post by Zeer0
Trying to tell someone their religion is wrong is usually as successful as telling kids santa isnt real. Oh of course, I forgot its the same thing!
Originally posted by petrus4
MasterGemini needs to learn about a principle called sympathetic resonance. In other words, you get what you expect, and if you look for demonic extraterrestrials, you will find them.
MG, I am not interested in your unrestrained fearmongering, and I suspect few others here are, either. I'm also not interested in your regurgitation of the vile, spiritually degraded beliefs or practices of Aleister Crowley.
Constant appeals to guilt and fear were the primary reason why I renounced formal Christianity in 2007. When people call themselves Christian, yet spend far more of their time focusing on and talking about Satan and demons, not to mention Thelemite spiritual pornography, what does that say about what they really believe?
It is a Hindu proverb that Man becomes that which he worships. You would be very wise, MasterGemini, to think carefully about where your mind chooses to spend the majority of its' time. If it resides in the gutter, then the rest of you will inevitably follow.edit on 6-9-2011 by petrus4 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Zeer0
reply to post by MasterGemini
Didnt you just accuse like 20 people of being satanists in this thread or am i wrong?
Originally posted by MasterGemini
Originally posted by ka119
reply to post by Zeer0
Trying to tell someone their religion is wrong is usually as successful as telling kids santa isnt real. Oh of course, I forgot its the same thing!
The best part is when they accuse people of practicing a religion which they don't, kind of like the witch hunts by the dominicans in the roman catholic church.edit on 6-9-2011 by MasterGemini because: (no reason given)