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Grex Thezone Item 39: Myth.....THE SEQUEL...
Entered by orinoco on Wed Sep 6 23:22:03 UTC 1995:

Vampires?  Werewolves?  Skeletons?  Fairies?  
This is the place for chat about legends, myths, and other stories that mankind
has made to explain the unexplainable

50 responses total.



#1 of 50 by dylan on Tue Sep 12 19:30:59 1995:

   The Bible speaks about spirit beings who while being evil, at times appear
   unto men as angels of light. God warnes us not to dabble in the occult.
   The Bible states that there are angels(spirits that serve God), and demons
   (spirits which rebelled against God). Demon spirits  at times appear to
   men in different forms. When they appear unto men they are never for their
   good.Ie their main motives upon the earth are to subtilly turn humans from
   "New"  ideas supposedly given by UFO's or angels, always go against the
   clear and true Word of God which is found in the Bible.

    The Bible is your only defense in terms of knowing the good from the evil.
    
    Don't be fooled. Spirits are very subtle.


#2 of 50 by eldrich on Tue Sep 12 20:26:48 1995:

]So, your saying that demons are trying to turn us away from UFOs and such? In 
 that case is god trying to let us learn from UFOs?


#3 of 50 by scott on Wed Sep 13 11:14:06 1995:

The problem is that the Bible was written many centuries ago and has been
filtered by translation several times.  So it is incredibly difficult to get
at the original true meaning (the counter argument would be that God had the
Bible written to always be clear and timely, which is still hard to interpret
without "professional" help of a minister/priest/etc.).  So whether UFO's are
good or bad (or just neutral, or in need of enlightenment, etc.) is largely
a matter of interpretation of the Bible rather than having a chapter devoted
to UFO's.  


#4 of 50 by orinoco on Wed Sep 13 19:57:23 1995:

an additional problem, even if you could get the 'original edition' of the
Bible and read it in the original language, would be the cultural distance
between us and the author/authors of the Bible, making it easy to misinterpret


#5 of 50 by scott on Wed Sep 13 22:40:51 1995:

Yeah.  The Bible is even harder to pin down than the Constitution.  ;)


#6 of 50 by amoco on Wed Sep 13 22:49:54 1995:

You should get someone who has read the bible several times and offers many
non-opionated analysis's of it...  :) (dan) (if oyu get it) (probably not)


#7 of 50 by scott on Thu Sep 14 06:39:47 1995:

I *have* a Bible, and one of these days I might do some analysis of it.  I
grew up with an ordained minister for a father (who had already joined the
private sector after deciding religion wasn't that great a career), so I can
do some pretty good commentary on Christianity & how it works...


#8 of 50 by randall on Thu Sep 14 18:48:32 1995:

God only knows what the first Bible actually said! (hehehehehehehe).


#9 of 50 by eldrich on Thu Sep 14 20:21:50 1995:

Amen.


#10 of 50 by snafu on Thu Sep 14 23:01:18 1995:

Even if you read the origanal bible, there were so many authors you couldn't
get a clear picture, so it is very easy to misinterpret.


#11 of 50 by eldrich on Thu Oct 12 20:30:29 1995:

I think the oringinal musthave been very metaforical and it got missinterprited
along the way. <Eldrich remembers God's last words to his creation and smiles>


#12 of 50 by eldrich on Mon Oct 16 15:58:02 1995:

I wish Dylan would come back and answer my question, that could get interesting


#13 of 50 by orinoco on Mon Oct 16 23:45:10 1995:

what last words?


#14 of 50 by eldrich on Tue Oct 17 20:54:08 1995:

We appologise for the inconvinence. You oviously didn't finish the hichhiker's 
gide trillogy.


#15 of 50 by kain on Wed Oct 18 01:54:30 1995:

sorry what is that  anyway?


#16 of 50 by orinoco on Wed Oct 18 19:50:29 1995:

what is the hitchhiker's guide trilogy?!  YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF THE
HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TRILOGY?!



#17 of 50 by kain on Sun Oct 22 02:38:13 1995:

sorry


#18 of 50 by eldrich on Tue Oct 24 20:50:36 1995:

<Eldrich say "hmpf!" and promptly faints>


#19 of 50 by orinoco on Tue Oct 24 23:17:27 1995:

RETURNING RAPIDLY TO THE TOPIC...
<orinoco clears his throat>


#20 of 50 by eldrich on Thu Oct 26 21:20:48 1995:

What was the topic? Dylan started the item, I was interested (and of course he 
didn't come back), we started talking about the bible and then started drifting
<Eldrich knows his history!>


#21 of 50 by orinoco on Fri Oct 27 20:04:36 1995:

Did adam and eve have navels?


#22 of 50 by y on Mon Oct 30 18:35:57 1995:

and why do men have nipples?


#23 of 50 by orinoco on Mon Oct 30 20:50:24 1995:

is that a biblical question, Mr. E?


#24 of 50 by eldrich on Tue Oct 31 21:12:21 1995:

<sigh>


#25 of 50 by kain on Wed Nov 1 22:28:41 1995:

because men have some female hormones in them


#26 of 50 by eldrich on Thu Nov 2 17:23:04 1995:

That's probably not true, but since I don't have a better reason I won't
comploain.


#27 of 50 by orinoco on Sat Nov 4 01:10:02 1995:

r
it is ture, but it's also irrelevsant


#28 of 50 by eldrich on Sat Nov 4 15:31:58 1995:

Oh well.


#29 of 50 by y on Mon Nov 6 20:18:21 1995:

what were we talking about again??


#30 of 50 by eldrich on Mon Nov 6 20:50:32 1995:

Long story, *very* long story


#31 of 50 by orinoco on Mon Nov 6 21:39:17 1995:

Mythology


#32 of 50 by eldrich on Wed Nov 8 21:52:28 1995:

God, the bible, complaints
U know.


#33 of 50 by eldrich on Sun Jan 21 04:42:05 1996:

Okay, lets talk about Ghosts. What causes you to become a ghost? Taumatic death
is what I've heard, or unfinished buisness. Would someone who belives in 
Reincarnation become a ghost? If they had unfinished buisness why not just pop 
up later and finish it off? What DU U think?


#34 of 50 by orinoco on Mon Jan 22 00:56:36 1996:

I've heard both versions.  The one I am most inclined to belive (were I to
belive either) is the "unfinished business" version.


#35 of 50 by y on Mon Jan 22 12:15:56 1996:

The problem is what exactly defines "unfinished business"??  Unless you knew
the exact day and time that you were going to die and had planned for it
flawlessly I can't imagine NOT having "unfinished business".


#36 of 50 by eldrich on Tue Jan 23 01:14:53 1996:

Well, I would suppose that not just anything would do. It would propaply have
to be something like communicating a vital message or something like that.
There's always the "cursed to walk the earth for all eternity" version or the
"curse until X is accomplished" one.


#37 of 50 by kain on Tue Jan 23 03:29:35 1996:

I personally believe in guardian angels and such,
but do you think ghots are good or evil?


#38 of 50 by orinoco on Tue Jan 23 20:26:45 1996:

<kain has been roleplaying too long>  In the real world, kain, things are
not that simple.  I'm not sure about ghots, but ghosts would most likely
resemble their living selves


#39 of 50 by kain on Wed Jan 24 03:27:47 1996:

whell, that's deoends on what you call a "ghost"


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