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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 3:34 pm
http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Island/2295/More info here. I asked the founder about handing it over to me, just so I can have bragging rights. She said sure, as long as I don't became a cranky evil satanic cult. (founder is this really nice New Age Christian lady who I met at a Con.)
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Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 12:40 am
I think of the goddess as most of a collective where everything first started off in the universe. Which explains how we are all part of her. She is put into a gender by humans but I truly think that the being which we think is "almighty" or "divine" is infact our selves. How everything was created is not entirely clear but, I know things are as they are because that is how they are meant to be. I will just leave it at that.
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Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 4:08 pm
Actually, they just call God "He" or "His" in the Bible because there is no English translation for the mixed-gender noun used to express It in Arabic. "He" and "She" can be used interchangeably when referring to God. I prefer just to say "God" or "God's".
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Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 3:02 pm
my heritage is mostly scots and some irish and welsh.
we honor St. Brigid quite highly, she protects mariners and maidens and such.
nowadays everybody knoiws she is really a celtic goddess; the priests could not persuade people to stop worshipping her so they made her into a saint.
whatever. i still like her.
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 5:01 pm
fairyofdark Ok, the first relgions were based on worship ing the goddess right. Why were we writenout of the world reldion skecktrim. I think it's the manly ego thing. Why can't they see us with some importants. All those baby boys you want come from us YOU KNOW!! heart eek I follow Morrigan, you can`t go wrong with a death goddess.
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 6:55 pm
wolfgrrrl fairyofdark Ok, the first relgions were based on worship ing the goddess right. Why were we writenout of the world reldion skecktrim. I think it's the manly ego thing. Why can't they see us with some importants. All those baby boys you want come from us YOU KNOW!! heart eek I follow Morrigan, you can`t go wrong with a death goddess. Well, there is the issue of pissing such a being off... sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 4:49 pm
chessiejo my heritage is mostly scots and some irish and welsh. we honor St. Brigid quite highly, she protects mariners and maidens and such. nowadays everybody knoiws she is really a celtic goddess; the priests could not persuade people to stop worshipping her so they made her into a saint. whatever. i still like her. Kind of like the Guatemalans respect San Simon. He used to be a God of Trickery and now he's a saint. If you go to his "chruch" you'll find a bunch of cigarettes and alcohol at the altar, which is used to worship him.
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Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 5:11 pm
Lethkhar chessiejo my heritage is mostly scots and some irish and welsh. we honor St. Brigid quite highly, she protects mariners and maidens and such. nowadays everybody knoiws she is really a celtic goddess; the priests could not persuade people to stop worshipping her so they made her into a saint. whatever. i still like her. Kind of like the Guatemalans respect San Simon. He used to be a God of Trickery and now he's a saint. If you go to his "chruch" you'll find a bunch of cigarettes and alcohol at the altar, which is used to worship him. That's really intersting; I hadn't heard of him before. In a flip-flop of ways, some Voodoo practicioners use St. Patrick as a deity, representing the power of snakes (or something like that).
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