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Topic	How is believing in Zeus any different than believing in God?
Zikten 10/08/21 9:26:04 PM #118:	_HayleyWilliams posted... Then why do you believe it? It might be wrong. What do you gain from operating on an unknown? It could even damn you if there is a deity and he is vengeful Good point. I'm reading a series of fantasy novels where the world ends in a pagan apocalypse. Nearly every pagan god from history turns out to be real and returns to the mortal world. Only religions that apparently false is Christianity and Islam. (Old Testament Jewish god apparently is around) The old gods are pissed at Christians and Muslims First book is called The Glooming for anyone interested. It's pretty cool. Book goes all over the planet. Shit is happening in every nation on earth <cite>Zikten posted [p:958846883] in How is bel... [t:79701396]...</cite> <quote>_HayleyWilliams posted...</cite> <quote> Then why do you believe it? It might be wrong. What do you gain from operating on an unknown? It could even damn you if there is a deity and he is vengeful </quote> Good point. I'm reading a series of fantasy novels where the world ends in a pagan apocalypse. Nearly every pagan god from history turns out to be real and returns to the mortal world. Only religions that apparently false is Christianity and Islam. (Old Testament Jewish god apparently is around) The old gods are pissed at Christians and Muslims First book is called The Glooming for anyone interested. It's pretty cool. Book goes all over the planet. Shit is happening in every nation on earth</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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