During the Flood every thought and action was evil in human race. [I Question Religion]
Before the flood I guess it was a post apaclypto world were laws no longer existed or the fear of the lord.
36-40, M
Elevatorpitches · F
I was afraid you would slip into this stuff.
That said the recent "flood" of weather in my state reminded me of the evil of ignoring CLIMATE CHANGE evidence. It was cool too. And was starkly SCARY to me.
Who here has the right to play with the concept of evil? I suggest we GET OFF IT and get real.
But no one pays attention to me.
PS: Graham Hancock's study of Gobekli Tepi suggests that life before the
"Younger Dryas" (flood times) was worth remembering and people devoted their lives when they could...to trying to show us stuff that maybe they sensed would be forgotten...communication with higher beings, extrordinary powers, connection to the wider universe...stuff like that. And nothing got fenced in.
When the subject here drifts onto the Bible and shaky fingers and "morality" I go longing for more cheese and (but not eating it) pizza. And then go to sleep if I'm lucky. Or listen to songs like Barssanti's "To Danton Me" or "Purcell's "Evening Hymn"
That said the recent "flood" of weather in my state reminded me of the evil of ignoring CLIMATE CHANGE evidence. It was cool too. And was starkly SCARY to me.
Who here has the right to play with the concept of evil? I suggest we GET OFF IT and get real.
But no one pays attention to me.
PS: Graham Hancock's study of Gobekli Tepi suggests that life before the
"Younger Dryas" (flood times) was worth remembering and people devoted their lives when they could...to trying to show us stuff that maybe they sensed would be forgotten...communication with higher beings, extrordinary powers, connection to the wider universe...stuff like that. And nothing got fenced in.
When the subject here drifts onto the Bible and shaky fingers and "morality" I go longing for more cheese and (but not eating it) pizza. And then go to sleep if I'm lucky. Or listen to songs like Barssanti's "To Danton Me" or "Purcell's "Evening Hymn"
SirenCalledLuce · F
Ynotisay · M
Out of curiosity, if you didn't capitalize the word "flood" would that insure you'd go to hell?
checkoutanytime · 41-45, M
I wasn't there, but by reading I think they were abusing Natures laws, & Natures God, and had hell to pay for their ignorance of reality.