No point... I've been trying to find reasons to stay Christain because I don't see any. I guess it's because once you've believed in something for eighteen years it's hard to let go.

Christianity is the sole reason I once wanted to write a book called "Folly". That religion's messed up from start to finish and back again. In fact, the first hebrew bible, the one that all Judaism and, later, Christianity, is based on, never says "God". It says "gods". Moses never crossed the Red Sea, he crossed a "reedy sea". In fact, after just stepping back and taking a good long look at the world when I was eleven, I decided to do I said in my Artist Profile box.

Wait, are you eighteen? Your Artist Information says 17.

I'll be eighteen in ten days... close enough. :P

Hmm. 5-14-09. I must remember that.

Are you plotting a scheme?

Nah, just want to know my best friend's birthday.

I might send you something, if I could get your address.

I can give that to you in a note if you want.

Can you?

I respect your beliefs but I think by doing this you come across as ignorant.

I think that people need religion/the belief in some sort of God to function properly, as the fact that we are alone in an infinite void may be too difficult for them to live with. Tearing these beliefs apart may provoke thought or doubt in them, but it is best to leave it alone.

Some people do, yes, good point. However, as organized religion, as a whole, is all too easily acknowledged as a plague upon sentient- and non-sentient- life, and is readily accepted as the enemy of progress, then people should believe what they believe for good, concrete, reasons. I am merely trying to ensure that. I shall not say anyone is wrong, but I won't say they're right either. This is fair, like it or not.

Have fun challenging beliefs, then.


(Also, what I meant by coming across as ignorant was the tone of "...and I'll see if I can rip their arguments to shreds."
That seems a bit rude and inconsiderate to me.)

How else to say it?

Challenge, hell no. Why, because no one is correct. I happen to be a Satanist, and I believe fullheartedly in my own religion, and belief system. But if you ask me, I say no one is correct.

I believe that, while no one is correct, everyone is. Partially, anyways. It's one of those "Chaos has Balance" things.

Also, there is no such thing as random. Random is just a pattern that hasn't repeated yet.

By the way, what is Satanism anyways? I don't trust Wikipedia's answer.

I can post the answer, but be prepared for quite a novel. I cannot sum it up in short in the slightest.

That's okay. I like to read.

So, what is it?

...ReaperTheFox?