I am actually free, but new

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

Actually the only reason I am making my first post here is because someone will tell me to do so when they see that I have commented somewhere as post 1 and not 2.

Well, something about me: I am neither Christian nor Antichrist, but rather a free man who finds meaning in the earth and not an otherworldly idea, but still one who is capable of comprehending it. Also, I like this icon

[Levi Jones]

Re: I am actually free, but new

This is a Christian forum and since you are not one, you probably won't find much in the way of welcome here. Landover Church members aren't here to debate with you either.

As for being free, no man can be truly free without Christ.

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

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I'm not here to debate, just to let the perspectives of a free man be known.

And yes, I am - free in the same sense that you are a slave to God

[Deaner]

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I'm not here to debate, just to let the perspectives of a free man be known.

And yes, I am - free in the same sense that you are a slave to God

We are not slaves to anyone but are free men born under God. If you're not a Christian you're obviously some kind of crack smoking homer.

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

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Wow! A Nietzsche-quoting wannabe pseudo-intellectual! I never met one of those before.

[James Hutchins]

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Wow! A Nietzsche-quoting wannabe pseudo-intellectual! I never met one of those before.

LOL, I know. These guys are funny! Let's see what he'll say next!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son.--1 John 2:22

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

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As much of a slave to God as was a Jew to the Egyptian before the exodus.

And comrade Osborne, I really enjoyed your fallout 3 review, and here is my smart sounding response, (forgive me for not using the quote function):
wow! A bible-quoting wannabe slave, oh no, I have seen too many of those.
You should consider doing a Starcraft review, many people play that game, and the symbology and conclusions you draw are kind of ridiculously funny.

And pastor ezikiel, you have a Jewish name and look like a Mormon. And I told you I am not Christian, you cannot expect my defintion to be... Well whatever, let us say that I recognize that you believe that Jesus is the Christ. My definition of Antichrist is different from yours, not submitting myself to a Christian definition, so I do not feel compelled to change what I have originally said concerning this. But it is not really important if I am called Antichrist or not, is it, for we understand what I am even without saying such.

[Nurse Clampett]

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Wow! A Nietzsche-quoting wannabe pseudo-intellectual! I never met one of those before.

Hopefully the syphilis will get him before he can post again.

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

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And perhaps the Jews will get you with a cross and nails before you can post again.

[Wide-Open]

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And perhaps the Jews will get you with a cross and nails before you can post again.

Martin, shall I ban you now before YOU can post again?

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

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Don't forget that Nietzsche spent his last 10 years of his life confined to a mad house. Seems like a fitting idol for BeyondGoodAndEvil here. Although a better SN for our angst-ridden teenage nihilist friend would be "Ecce Homo"

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

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Firstly, my name is vladimir and not Martin, unless you are talking about somebody else. And personally I do not think that the power of banning should be given to one person alone. However, if it makes a differance, I am sorry for calling ezikiel a Jewish Mormon, and he does have beautiful eyes. (does this make my infringment points go down?)

Second, I am an adherent to nothing, not Nietzsche, and not god, and I respect both (even though one can be compared as to a respect for Gandalf). This makes me what people call an existentialist. Actually i prefer to call it being a Vladimir, or just being myself. I am not a nihilist, for nihilism is believing in no meaning on earth, that the earth is empty (eg. Christianity removes meaning from this life and the only meaning left is to affirm an unknowable ambiguous after-world). In contrast, existentialism affirms what is known, and creates meaning with what exists. But I recognize that some atheists are nihilists, so your mistake is attributed more to the misunderstanding of Nietzsche than ignorance.

Also, it does not matter if Nietzsche or the Jesus said it, if I find that it is true for me or I strongly relate with it, I am liable to Borrow from multiple sources to help improve who I am. Thus I am a constantly learning and evolving being. In this sense, it does not matter of nietzsche's personal history, and the will to power may as well have been written by the (evil[?]) pope, if I found it appealing, I would apply it to some degree.

Also, I apppreciated your Ecce Homo joke, but to overanalyze the immaturity a little, my reconciliation with nature as being beyond good and evil just happens to be by Nietzsche, and Ecce Homo is a like biography. I love a story, game, or account, not a writer, sports team, or a story-teller

perhaps it was a mistake to make such a sn and picture, and subsequently to assume your ignorance in such heretical texts, but in addition to what I have said, coincidentally, I think Nietzsche was an awesome person.

Also, Ecce Homo means "look at the man" in Latin, or "look at the homo". Essentially i would have been commanding you to look at the "homo" and we can only guess who I would have talking about.

[Nurse Clampett]

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perhaps it was a mistake to make such a sn and picture, and subsequently to assume your ignorance in such heretical texts, but in addition to what I have said, coincidentally, I think Nietzsche was an awesome person.

I know you shouldn't judge by appearances, but just look at him...

[Levi Jones]

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Firstly, my name is vladimir and not Martin, unless you are talking about somebody else. And personally I do not think that the power of banning should be given to one person alone. However, if it makes a differance, I am sorry for calling ezikiel a Jewish Mormon, and he does have beautiful eyes. (does this make my infringment points go down?)

Second, I am an adherent to nothing, not Nietzsche, and not god, and I respect both (even though one can be compared as to a respect for Gandalf). This makes me what people call an existentialist. Actually i prefer to call it being a Vladimir, or just being myself. I am not a nihilist, for nihilism is believing in no meaning on earth, that the earth is empty (eg. Christianity removes meaning from this life and the only meaning left is to affirm an unknowable ambiguous after-world). In contrast, existentialism affirms what is known, and creates meaning with what exists. But I recognize that some atheists are nihilists, so your mistake is attributed more to the misunderstanding of Nietzsche than ignorance.

Also, it does not matter if Nietzsche or the Jesus said it, if I find that it is true for me or I strongly relate with it, I am liable to Borrow from multiple sources to help improve who I am. Thus I am a constantly learning and evolving being. In this sense, it does not matter of nietzsche's personal history, and the will to power may as well have been written by the (evil[?]) pope, if I found it appealing, I would apply it to some degree.

Also, I apppreciated your Ecce Homo joke, but to overanalyze the immaturity a little, my reconciliation with nature as being beyond good and evil just happens to be by Nietzsche, and Ecce Homo is a like biography. I love a story, game, or account, not a writer, sports team, or a story-teller

perhaps it was a mistake to make such a sn and picture, and subsequently to assume your ignorance in such heretical texts, but in addition to what I have said, coincidentally, I think Nietzsche was an awesome person.

Also, Ecce Homo means "look at the man" in Latin, or "look at the homo". Essentially i would have been commanding you to look at the "homo" and we can only guess who I would have talking about.

Perhaps The LORD will have time to analyze your too long didn't read statement while you burn for eternity.

Maybe He will even read it to you while you roast.