[MarkBsnr]

It is a terrifying, hate-filled Dagon, unrecognized by The Church of the First Millennium, whose blood lust could only be slaked by the slaughter of an innocent, a creature subject to Necessity and every emotion known to mankind.

Not just unrecognized, but unrecognizeable as even a variation of Christianity. Kosta and I have spoken previously of Norse, Greek and Roman gods and the similarity of blood lust and all the human vices multiplied infinitely and incorporated into these gods' very personalities. I believe that the Reformation was a reversal for many on the road to Christ and a return to pagan bloodlust. A rejection of the Christ of the Gospels and an embracing of Odin, Jupiter, or Zeus. With a mixture of Mayan and Aztec practices, I'd think.

[boatbums]

I believe that the Reformation was a reversal for many on the road to Christ and a return to pagan bloodlust. A rejection of the Christ of the Gospels and an embracing of Odin, Jupiter, or Zeus. With a mixture of Mayan and Aztec practices, I'd think.

You know, I have read some idiodic posts on the RF on various opinions of the "Reformed" theology from an "Orthodox" perspective before, and I have to admit that this takes first prize. Congrats!