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Do you have faith in Fate?

BenTheBeliever

Active Member
I believe God moves with us in a linear fashion.
no fun knowing what next will happen

predictability is not pre-destiny.

that you have an inclination....isn't concrete
I like to know what happens next. When you been through the ringer a lot it is nice to know things are already planned out
 

Aupmanyav

Be your own guru
I think chaos will get in the way of your faith
Chaos has its own order.

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Barnsley fern
 

Aupmanyav

Be your own guru
You would probably need a computer a billion times more powerful than what is available to do that. There is always a reason that the seed first moves right and then left, though we may not know it. The only thing without reason is existence of God.
 

Thief

Rogue Theologian
You would probably need a computer a billion times more powerful than what is available to do that. There is always a reason that the seed first moves right and then left, though we may not know it. The only thing without reason is existence of God.
there is no reason for dandelions.
and there is no thought to the 'will' of the wind.

many seeds just fail

no reason
 

Saint Frankenstein

Here for the ride
Premium Member
Gǣð ā Wyrd swā hīo sceal.
Goeth ay Wyrd so She shall.

Fate is unchanging determinism. Destiny is something we have total control over.

Wyrd is somewhere in the middle.

Imagine all things as a giant Web. All things are interconnected in this Web ever being woven. But though may strands are already woven, they can be cut or redirected. The proper techniques might even influence Weaver's ongoing craft without her noticing.
That's pretty much how I understand it, too. The Moirai are really the same as the Norns, anyway.
 

Whiterain

Get me off of this planet
I consider it a phenomenon like Deja Vu... So many coincidences I have to question if greater powers are pulling the strings, like the Norns.

I must have upset them at some point, my destiny, my existence, has been rather full of carnage and woe out of my control.

I mean there's my dilemma with the gods and then it seems like there's an even higher power at work... Just so many coincidences and all... I'm sure it's in a diagnosis somewhere. We've got to dumb down the cosmos for the next generation of youngn's.
 
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Whiterain

Get me off of this planet
I mean coincidence is just a coping mechanism after a while.... They've got me baffled... It's not danger or anything. Not trying to get to serious, it's just baffling, leave people to their ignorance?


That karma thing, a thugs fate, people just get judgmental. If I'm out hiking the town tonight and some kid or fool blasts me with his 9milli, it's not fate, I'm just a moron. People are animals here.

The economy is bad, destitution, vagrants wander the streets... All you hear is the cackling laughter of the city government here, it's all inside. CESSPOOL.


I ain't about to get holy ghosted though.
 

Smart_Guy

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Premium Member
Since I'm Muslim, faith means believing in God, His angels, His books, His messengers, the judgement day, and fate with its good and bad outcomes.

Believing in fate is already part of my faith. In my beliefs, not believing in fate and accepting its good and bad outcomes means I don't have faith which renders me a non believer. Complaining about faith includes anger on what it gives, giving up on life, and showing disapproval to God's decisions. This means that committing suicide is included. Those however do not necessarily mean voiding the belief. What voids the belief is going to the extreme with causing rejecting the belief in fate by heart.
 
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