Comments by "Eli Nope" (@elinope4745) on "ReligionForBreakfast" channel.

  1. They are by very old uses of the word. Then again a large number of political leaders and celebrities are as well.
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  2. I act in inaction and found it to be a powerful force. I use it as a form of peaceful resistance. You may limit my motion but you may not make me flow for you. Tao was violently squashed in many places as a threat to the powers that be.
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  3. Serendipity or fate?
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  4. I consider humanism as secular religion.
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  5. I think my interests with tech were based off of philosophical concepts that led me into eastern religions and back into gnostic paganism which overlaps heavily with self improvement methods and stoicism/aestheticism.
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  6. Good luck getting modern people to believe that a slave would ever be put to task to have their masters serve them. It flies in the face of the new age propaganda.
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  7. Gnostic circles can have differing meanings so that "Elf" might mean something entirely different as part of a context lost to history.
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  8.  @silentnight6810  do you know what that is? If so it is rather obvious what the Vatican is, especially in light of Jesus'words. Do they fight or follow?
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  9. I saw it spelled differently and heard the different spellings are for different religious beliefs but still similar overall topic.
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  10. I heard from a unreliable source that Freyja was more popular than Thor or Odin but that this was violently squashed from history by the Catholic Church. Same with the Irish goddess Bridgit, and that Freyja and Bridgit were basically the same goddess with different names and appearances. They were sun goddesses of fertility and were given credit for good crops and surviving childbirth. The dogs that pulled Freyja's sled are the origin of the term "sun dogs" but their word for it. Unreliable source however, not sure where he gets his info.
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  11. Old history listed the Elohim as the group of gods that were children of the Canaanite father god El. There were other gods that were not his children, but his children were labeled called the Elohim. This is important historically because one of them was a war god named Yhwh and married to his sister Asura the goddess of fertility and the moon. This is the same named god as the god that Abraham made a covenant with and Yhwh's first commandment being that "you shall hold no other god before me".
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  12. For seconds or centuries and time to time, clever words written in nuance and rhyme carry a message passed through the time written with symbols casted to signs. The symbols are ordered so seers can tell the meaning of order and words that they spell, and here in this manner they casted those spells in magical letters that betters learn well The numbers and letters so common to you have long wrong histories kept hidden from view to the public that's subject to the laws of the few who pass down this knowledge to rule over you This is a modern interpretation of the methods used in long lost nations of traditions long forgotten but retold with the myth of Satan
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  13. The pantheist god and the tao are pretty close to synonymous. They also seem like a lot of stone age creator gods that were specifically forbidden from being worshipped at the time by large populations. Such gods were considered fickle and often acted in opposition to human welfare. They were considered as bad or evil gods but still given credit for creating the universe.
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  14. I was born into religion, became pagan, then atheist. I studied lightly, many religions after that. I became Pantheist, and I don't think that can change. Once you see it, you can't unsee it. It is a logical conclusion without faith. The Pantheist god is not worthy of worship.
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