Indeed, yes.
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The Goddess of the Wheel scenario
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Indeed, yes.
gnostic
The Lost One
It is better than putting up with a god or with a devil. Neither is better than the other.willamena said:
If I go to heaven, there would be no doubt I would be bore out of my spiritual mind, if I can't do what I love. I love mythology and legend, and since I don't know all myths. And part of the fun in such research is not only knowing a particular myth, but discovering for myself. If being in heaven means being perfect, in mind and knowledge, then there are no new mysteries to unravel. Boredom would set in, and the afterlife would quickly become worse than death to me - worse than any punishment in hell.
Beside would a god let me continue to my research in peace? Or would he consider such things to be sin and ban me from this?
What the point of being immortal if life loses attraction for you? What the point of living if you can't grow and learn new things?
Sorry, Willamena, but I don't want to be perfect, because people who think they are perfect are usually ones who considered obnoxious and prejudiced.
Troublemane
Well-Known Member
Door 4. Its the unknown that interests me, and besides....I think it is probably the route you take to become an administrator :angel2: