Fiction isn't bad, so long as fiction does not center around TRUE pagan beliefs as witchcraft and elves, faeries and warlocks/witches. Those are true things-- elves and faeries-- they're manifestations of demons.
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So fiction regarding Jesus having hot, passionate, gay sex with Judas Iscariot after Judas kisses Jesus to implicate him would be okay by those standards, right?
elves are a type of fey, the Daoine Sidhe. Not really demons at all.
Did Legolas look like a demon in the movie LOTR ?
Like I've said before; They believe in everything ever made up. It's not just their religion, the fundamentalist dogma pushes the Satanic influence, the Demonic possession despite Satan and demons being only a few comments here and there in the Bible, even less as meddling with man characters.
All supernatural fables are incorporated into Fundie Dogma.
@Canadiest Yeah, and in this case, it's created a kind of living paradox - someone whose opinions aren't just too crazy to agree with, aren't just too crazy to take seriously, but are so completely insane that it transforms into a magical butterfly of loving schadenfreude and sails away to Avalon on the fins of a Yiddish-speaking humpback whale, the two serenaded as they travel 'cross the waves by the lilting voices of a three-headed Mongolian throat-singer.
I get the impression that antsinmypants honestly thinks that he's giving reasonable, well-balanced advice here: and the sheer level of childlike naivete and reality-warping lunacy necessary for him to be that detached from reality makes him somehow become endearing instead of insulting or exasperating.
Sorry to defend the crazy person here, but I'm just in too good a mood to be outraged at how this man (or woman) is given access to a voting machine and affects our political system - I'm just happily envisioning them making a complete hash of election day when they dump uncooked pasta all over the man waiting in front of them in line, shout something about how all the Independent voters are whiskey-powered elf cyborgs, and then run out of the building using their cross necklace to duel with Fraz'Urb'Luu, the invisible Demon Lord of Falsehoods which only he can see.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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