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Liagiba
 Post subject: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: October 28th, 2009, 8:52 pm 
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Here is a brief glance into my simple, idealistic, allegorical theology.

God - Eshyklah - that means Consuming Fire in Hebrew.
The story is OT, for the most part, but my "Jesus figure" is not very allegorical.
Fyrstar - Jesus figure, but not like Jesus at all.
Kalisi - angels of light
Clethdyr - fallen angels
Evillon - chief fallen Clethdyr, called Exuglori by followers.

That is all I've developed so far on my god-character.

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StoryGirl
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: October 28th, 2009, 8:53 pm 
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Interesting, I like it. :)

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Knight of Elyon
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: October 28th, 2009, 9:28 pm 
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Cool! I like your name for God!!

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Liagiba
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: October 29th, 2009, 12:14 pm 
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Thanks, SG and Knight of Elyon. I like the name too. :D

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I feel the rain roll down my face.
I feel the pain. I feel the sorrow.
I feel the love. I feel the joy.
I feel the darkness. I feel the night.
I feel cold. I feel warm.
I feel hunger. I feel thirst.
I feel the dawn. I feel the dusk.
I feel blood. I feel death. I feel life.

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PrincessoftheKing
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: November 6th, 2009, 1:36 pm 
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What do you mean do a Jesus-figure, but not like Jesus at all?
I like the names too. :D

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Liagiba
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: November 6th, 2009, 1:56 pm 
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She dies for her people so the Ashelves can be renewed, but she isn't perfect like Jesus nor was she born of Eshyklah except in the fact that He created her, if that makes sense. She is also mortal.

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I feel the rain roll down my face.
I feel the pain. I feel the sorrow.
I feel the love. I feel the joy.
I feel the darkness. I feel the night.
I feel cold. I feel warm.
I feel hunger. I feel thirst.
I feel the dawn. I feel the dusk.
I feel blood. I feel death. I feel life.

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PrincessoftheKing
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: November 6th, 2009, 4:56 pm 
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Yeah, that makes sense! :)

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Note:
Abigail is Hebrew for joy of the Father, and Mimetes is Greek for imitator or follower. I am a joyful follower of my King and Father, the Creator of all things.
I stand in support of Jay, for he is my brother in Christ.

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Armorbearer
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: November 12th, 2009, 4:29 pm 
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Liagiba wrote:
She dies for her people so the Ashelves can be renewed, but she isn't perfect like Jesus nor was she born of Eshyklah except in the fact that He created her, if that makes sense. She is also mortal.


So she would be more of a savior figure and "type" of Christ, like Abraham and Isaac or Melchizedek, right?

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Liagiba
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
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Yeah, that's about right. That actually makes more sense...thanks! The only difference is she is the ONLY Savior who self-sacrifices, althought there are other heroic icons in Eivylazia.

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I feel the rain roll down my face.
I feel the pain. I feel the sorrow.
I feel the love. I feel the joy.
I feel the darkness. I feel the night.
I feel cold. I feel warm.
I feel hunger. I feel thirst.
I feel the dawn. I feel the dusk.
I feel blood. I feel death. I feel life.

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Lord Kieren Mimetes
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: January 5th, 2010, 2:45 pm 
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That's pretty cool! :D My story has a God, but the story isn't allegorical. I do have plans for a story about forgiveness and redemption though.

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Arias Mimetes
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: January 12th, 2010, 4:12 pm 
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Armorbearer wrote:
Liagiba wrote:
She dies for her people so the Ashelves can be renewed, but she isn't perfect like Jesus nor was she born of Eshyklah except in the fact that He created her, if that makes sense. She is also mortal.


So she would be more of a savior figure and "type" of Christ, like Abraham and Isaac or Melchizedek, right?



What do you mean "'type' of Christ"? I'm not sure what you mean by that, but honestly there's something about that phrase that doesn't set well with me for some reason...
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Armorbearer
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: January 14th, 2010, 6:42 pm 
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A "type" is a theological term that means a foreshadowing or example. Abraham and Isaac were a "type" of Christ because they showed the way in which God was willing to give up his only son before Jesus actually came (and some of the symbolism is striking). Another example is Noah who provided a way to escape God's wrath. A "'type' of Christ" is just another way of saying "a picture of Christ" or "an example of redemption". Does that make sense?

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Arias Mimetes
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
PostPosted: January 14th, 2010, 6:49 pm 
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Hmm... I think so. It isn't necessarily the term I would use, but I think I understand what you meant.
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Armorbearer
 Post subject: Re: My Simple Theology
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Normally I wouldn't have used that term either, but my pastor had used it in his sermon that Sunday and it was the first one that came to mind. Sorry for any confusion :?

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