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Originally posted by RevelationGeneration
Jesus Christ can save anyone this includes Satanists.
This guy was more of a real Satanist then lots of people who claim to be one such as your self on this forum.
He didn't go to grave yards and take pictures of himself with masks on like yourself to seek attention.
If you tried watching his video you might learn about him.
He had his own satanic heavy metal band which almost got a record deal for, I think you can find some of his song on youtube.
Of course a satanist can become a christian if they have a change of heart and are delivered from the darkness that surrounds them. No one is "too far gone" to be accepted, Christ loves everyone even if they hate him.
Its obvious you believe in the demonic realm and spirits or you wouldn't be trying to attract them. Thing is though man that God reigns high above everyone including satan. Its not the devil who runs hell its Jesus. Jesus is charge of the whole universe my friend and he loves you.
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
Originally posted by RevelationGeneration
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
reply to post by RevelationGeneration
My best friend is similar to this guy (except my mate isn't confused anymore)
He started of as a Pagan, then became a Pagan priest. Then moved onto Satanism, he studied all of Anton Lavay's work and devoted him self to this - I know because we shared an apartment at the time. He has tattooed sleeves on all 4 limbs including satanic tattoos. He is also a successful guitarist and has played in many metal bands and has written much metal music. He even borrowed my bible (which was a gift) to study Christianity too.
Fortunately they were just all phases, and he now is a self professed 'Spiritual Atheist' - I'd say he definitely saw the light.
Well he's far from the truth. Jesus is the light, he should pick that bible back up. I definitely think he will be unsatisfied with being a "spiritual atheist" I didn't know spiritual and atheist could even be used in the same sentence. Atheism really has nothing to offer a person, it gives absolutely no sense of purpose and has no answers about how the universe was started.edit on 12-1-2012 by RevelationGeneration because: (no reason given)
I forgot to mention he is the most intelligent person I have ever met, and now sees religion for what it truly is.
I will say no more on this subject because I know you are heavily brain washed you are, and will see no other way than the fairy stories that you believe.
Good luck with your thread.edit on 12-1-2012 by Ozvaldo because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by domasio
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
Originally posted by RevelationGeneration
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
reply to post by RevelationGeneration
My best friend is similar to this guy (except my mate isn't confused anymore)
He started of as a Pagan, then became a Pagan priest. Then moved onto Satanism, he studied all of Anton Lavay's work and devoted him self to this - I know because we shared an apartment at the time. He has tattooed sleeves on all 4 limbs including satanic tattoos. He is also a successful guitarist and has played in many metal bands and has written much metal music. He even borrowed my bible (which was a gift) to study Christianity too.
Fortunately they were just all phases, and he now is a self professed 'Spiritual Atheist' - I'd say he definitely saw the light.
Well he's far from the truth. Jesus is the light, he should pick that bible back up. I definitely think he will be unsatisfied with being a "spiritual atheist" I didn't know spiritual and atheist could even be used in the same sentence. Atheism really has nothing to offer a person, it gives absolutely no sense of purpose and has no answers about how the universe was started.edit on 12-1-2012 by RevelationGeneration because: (no reason given)
I forgot to mention he is the most intelligent person I have ever met, and now sees religion for what it truly is.
I will say no more on this subject because I know you are heavily brain washed you are, and will see no other way than the fairy stories that you believe.
Good luck with your thread.edit on 12-1-2012 by Ozvaldo because: (no reason given)
I agree with Ozvaldo.
To say "Jesus is the Light, he should pick that Bible back up," is the most ignorant argument anyone could use. It is also a statement that is your opinion, not truth. The statement should read "I believe Jesus is the Light, my advice would be to have a read through the Bible." Typical pushing your religion upon others, can't most Christians just have a personal connection with their faith, rather than push it upon other people and spout off about going to Hell unless they listen to them and repent?
Even using the Bible in an argument is ridiculous. Yes, lets place the reason for our existence, and live our lives, according to a book that was written by MEN. They say that it is the Word of God, and that they were directed by God on what the Bible should contain. Just like God talking to people, such as through the Burning Bush, yet also in the Bible it says God does not communicate directly with people ... this book is full of such contradictions.
Don't even get me into God saying that people MUST make slaves of people ... yet saying we are free individuals made in His image ... that is just tyrannical.
FYI, I believe there is some sort of Divine Being/Beings that created us, it may or may not be the Christian God, and if it is, then I don't believe it is the one depicted in the storybook you call the Bible.
The man was a Satanist and became Christian does not prove anything, he obviously has a battle within himself on what the truth of life is.
Also, to say he was a Satanist, he would have to have believed in a Christian God in the first place, Satan is of the Christian religion. Technically it should read "Voluntary Sinner becomes Voluntary "Try Hard Not To" Sinner"
Originally posted by RevelationGeneration
reply to post by LongbottomLeaf
You claim to be a Christian but enjoy listening to Satanic Blasphemous music?
The Bible says no one can serve to masters. Something is clearly not right here, Darkness has no business with light. It is a sin listen to Satanic or secular music. I have a hard time believing you are a Christian like you claim.edit on 14-1-2012 by RevelationGeneration because: (no reason given)
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Sin or Nannara
The cult of the moon-god was one of the most popular in Babylonia, the chief seat of his worship being at Uru (now Muqayyar) the Biblical Ur of the Chaldees. The origin of the name Sin is unknown, but it is thought that it may be a corruption of Zu-ena, “knowledge-lord”, as the compound ideograph expressing his name may be read and translated. Sin and Sinai in the bible are the same word, and Zion probably is too. Besides this compound ideograph, the name of the god Sin was also expressed by the character for “30”, provided with the prefix of divinity, an ideograph which is due to the thirty days of the month, and is thought to be of late date. Nannar is described as “the lord, prince of the gods, who in heaven alone is supreme”, and as “father Nannar”, “great Anu”, “lord of Ur”, “lord of the temple Gisnu-gala”, “lord of the shining crown”. He is also said to be “the mighty steer whose horns are strong, whose limbs are perfect, who is bearded with a beard of lapis-stone, who is filled with beauty and fullness (of splendour)”. Besides Babylonia and Assyria, he was also worshipped in other parts of the Semitic east, especially at Harran, to which city Abraham migrated, scholars say, in consequence of the patron-deity being the same as at Ur of the Chaldees, where he had passed the earlier years of his life.
The Mountain of Sinai and the Desert of Sin, both bear his name. The spouse of Sin or Nannara was Nin-Uruwa, “the lady of Ur”. Sargon of Assyria (722-705 BC) calls her Nin-gala. Their children were Shamash, Ishtar, and Adad. Aku is the moon-god among the heavenly bodies. It is this name which is regarded as occurring in the name of the Babylonian king Eri-Aku, “servant of the moon-god”, the biblical Arioch (Gen 14).
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
Originally posted by RevelationGeneration
reply to post by Ozvaldo
Your hatred for the bible is misplaced, religion takes the truth out of Christ.edit on 12-1-2012 by RevelationGeneration because: (no reason given)
Hang on, who said I have hatred for the bible? Please do not put words in my mouth, I am not weak like the other people you pray on and try to convert.
I just think the bible is a book of made up fairy stories, and anyone who believes in it is RELIGIOUS i.e YOU
Originally posted by agnostimed13
Originally posted by Ozvaldo
Originally posted by RevelationGeneration
reply to post by Ozvaldo
Your hatred for the bible is misplaced, religion takes the truth out of Christ.edit on 12-1-2012 by RevelationGeneration because: (no reason given)
Hang on, who said I have hatred for the bible? Please do not put words in my mouth, I am not weak like the other people you pray on and try to convert.
I just think the bible is a book of made up fairy stories, and anyone who believes in it is RELIGIOUS i.e YOU
Reasonable people don't believe in the stories as fact, but as parables used to teach lessons. Those who believe any of those miracles are kidding themselves and that is going past being 'okay' and just being 'stupid'. Moses may have talked to a burning bush; but he was either 1) crazy or 2) on drugs.