Comments by "George Albany" (@Spartan322) on "Wendigoon" channel.

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  6. If we're going to quote the Bible for things, why was "why would God allow evil things to happen?" even left like that? Even as a hypothetical. Quite literally Jesus, Paul, and John (alongside many proverbs, psalms, and other OT verses) speak that man its unspeakably and irredeemably evil without Christ, so its just quite evident that nobody will not have the judgement of wickedness upon them, whatever the reason it was done for the sake of, the justification is "they deserve much worse". Paul is literally quoting the OT when he says in Romans 3 “None is righteous, no, not one;" There's plenty of things I'll take issue with here, I appreciate that you warned your usage of non-canon sources, but part of the issue I have with them is that many of them teach heretical and deceptive doctrines and traditions that oppose God, the apocrypha is about as close to correct as they get, and even many of them are dubious and wrong. Like Lilith did not exist, we know for fact that she did not exist and God would not have let her exist, her existence is demonstratively opposed to His nature. Many Catholic canons are also mistranslated, syncratic pagan adoptions, (a lot of named saints also fall into this category) or straight up baseless deceptions and superstitions. Another point I should speak on is that assuming what they meant by eyes is the same as what we see as eyes is an anachronistic interpretation, back then a stable shaped light would only be explainable as an eye to the people for no other object of the time could be described to appear in such a way, so in the least it is very likely that eye could be a conceptual mistranslation, not a literal one, but one for which they would have no explanation for an alternative in that time. Like say you showed someone of that time a television screen without context nor language to reference it, their descriptions would be strange and mangled is translated. Its often described that some angels use "chariots" as vehicles in the physical realm, for what is meant by that translation is also hard if not near impossible to describe for our eyes. Think of it this way, we could more readily describe an angel with modern words now than they could since we have more specific concepts capable of explaining aspects of them that was not shared in the past.
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