Seth, which means "anointed", is also the third son of Adam/Atom and Eve, and was a prophet.
What's weird is that it is said Cain's line "perished in the deluge" while Seth's line seemingly lived on.
What is the importance of this, exactly?
Do you mind briefly expanding on your theory?
What if "Jesus" was never "crucified"?
What if, back in those days, most people who were "punished" in that manner, did not die from said "punishment"?
What if the one you call "Jesus" died in Japan, Southern France or India after living a long life and having a daughter?
What if his wife was Mary Magdalene?
I don't particularly agree or anything, but I think I like Mudvayne more than Hellyeah.
Thanks for the listen if nothing else, anon.
This is literally mouth-breathing drivel, nothing more.
<Make sure you don't break consensus lest the literal worse thing a human can imagine will happen to you!
How did you get here, manage to stay here long enough that we'd interact, and still be capable of thinking through so little on your own?
What has upset you about what I've asked?
I don't mean to claim any particular thing is true. I'm just asking the questions.
I just cannot comprehend how so many people are so unwilling to allow the state of the republic to rest upon talking heads that insist the pedophilic husk running for president didn't cheat, but they'll risk a two thousand year old game of telephone with their entire lives, literally.
I don't think Christianity is widely bullshit. I consider myself some obscure version of Christian, but holy fucking hell it's disgusting sitting here and watching these normies invent new and dull ways of saying the same boring things which priests taught them to articulate.
None of them know what they're saying. They have no foundation for their spiritual beliefs outside of the millennia of Telephone™ being twisted by the papacy and what it's derived from.
I'll never understand how so many eyes could gather here and their can pierce through the veil on so many subjects besides the big, final red pill that leads to the Golden Age of understanding.
How this isn't more of an imperative to explain is beyond me. I hate to come off as an impatient child, but I feel like I'm screaming in to a deep, dark void here…
You think your poorly-designed concept of "God" would think up and cast through his sun a story like the prodigal son, but not allow someone to do what they think is "think outside of the box"?
You're just as bad as the dogmatic fools that spew idiocy like cow farts destroying the ozone.