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This guy just lost it. And he is going to be really disappointed because there a none, and if he "finds one" it will be a scam.
I don't know, man, there's some freaky stuff out in the African bush at night, moreso if you're out there alone.This guy just lost it. And he is going to be really disappointed because there a none, and if he "finds one" it will be a scam.
Yeah, the wildernessI don't know, man, there's some freaky stuff out in the African bush at night, moreso if you're out there alone.
No I'm not.
This guy just lost it. And he is going to be really disappointed because there a none, and if he "finds one" it will be a scam.
First he wanted to do a game in space and now capture a ghostI can't believe Microsoft didn't pull out financing after Kojima probably said that in a meeting
Great book, this man was a baller.There is no such thing as "ghosts".
They are however demonic spirits that prowl around and who are extremely dangerous.
To get rid of them, you have to ask for the help of a catholic priest, an exorcist.
Kojima should not joke about this and go to an excorcist rather than a pagan "shrine".
For pople interested about this, I recommend reading about Father Gabriel Amorth, called "the Vatican's exorcist" and who performed over 60 000 exorcisms over his "career".
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Gabriele Amorth - Wikipedia
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There is no such thing as "ghosts".
They are however demonic spirits that prowl around and who are extremely dangerous.
To get rid of them, you have to ask for the help of a catholic priest, an exorcist.
Kojima should not joke about this and go to an excorcist rather than a pagan "shrine".
For pople interested about this, I recommend reading about Father Gabriel Amorth, called "the Vatican's exorcist" and who performed over 60 000 exorcisms over his "career".
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Gabriele Amorth - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Hope for your sake you get to finish your time on earth without having been chosen to have that particular belief of yours challenged. Don't beg for that, you'll get what you wanted and then some.Spirits, ghosts, whatever you call it, don't exist.
Hope for your sake you get to finish your time on earth without having been chosen to have that particular belief of yours challenged. Don't beg for that, you'll get what you wanted and then some.
Spirits, ghosts, whatever you call it, don't exist.
I would welcome it. So far on my 39 years on this earth the amount of supernatural things I have seen or experienced is precisely zero. And I've tried looking, haunted houses, ouija boards, even a dumb Wicca ritual when I was a teenager.Hope for your sake you get to finish your time on earth without having been chosen to have that particular belief of yours challenged. Don't beg for that, you'll get what you wanted and then some.
If you've determined you're an empty vessel which gets deleted permanently after your passing then you'll probably have your wish granted (unknowable extent of divine fury), not even demons would bother giving you attention, what's the point. They're ultimately just part of a toolset meant to challenge, why challenge a tree in a forest?I would welcome it. So far on my 39 years on this earth the amount of supernatural things I have seen or experienced is precisely zero. And I've tried looking, haunted houses, ouija boards, even a dumb Wicca ritual when I was a teenager.
As far as I can tell, reality is extremely boring with absolutely zero evidence of any kind indicating anything remotely interesting like demons, ghosts, goblins, or any other such phenomena existing. Which is frankly far more terrifying than any myths about demons, it turns out the universe doesn't care about us humans at all.
I would welcome it. So far on my 39 years on this earth the amount of supernatural things I have seen or experienced is precisely zero. And I've tried looking, haunted houses, ouija boards, even a dumb Wicca ritual when I was a teenager.
As far as I can tell, reality is extremely boring with absolutely zero evidence of any kind indicating anything remotely interesting like demons, ghosts, goblins, or any other such phenomena existing. Which is frankly far more terrifying than any myths about demons, it turns out the universe doesn't care about us humans at all.
I don't believe I'm an empty vessel, I know I'm sapient and cognisant, but I just believe all of that is done by biology, not some nebulous concept of a soul. I'm seen zero evidence to the contrary and whenever anyone tells me I need faith then I simply point out faith in what? What makes one belief system more likely than another? If you want to believe in things that have the same amount of evidence supporting them as Santa Claus, you are free to go right ahead, I certainly won't stop you.If you've determined you're an empty vessel which gets deleted permanently after your passing then you'll probably have your wish granted, not even demons would bother giving you attention, what's the point. They're ultimately just part of a toolset meant to challenge, why challenge a tree in a forest?
No thanks, I tried many different Christian denominations in my youth, I certainly never felt anything supernatural other than a sense of community, which hardly requires religion, I felt that in my local sports team as well.Try praying to Jesus Christ and then go confess your sins to a Catholic priest.
I can guarantee that you will experience something supernatural.
This is cringe, eat your vegetables and listen to what the Catholic guy told you.I don't believe I'm an empty vessel, I know I'm sapient and cognisant, but I just believe all of that is done by biology, not some nebulous concept of a soul. I'm seen zero evidence to the contrary and whenever anyone tells me I need faith then I simply point out faith in what? What makes one belief system more likely than another? If you want to believe in things that have the same amount of evidence supporting them as Santa Claus, you are free to go right ahead, I certainly won't stop you.
No thanks, I tried many different Christian denominations in my youth, I certainly never felt anything supernatural other than a sense of community, which hardly requires religion, I felt that in my local sports team as well.
Live a good life. If there are gods and they are just, then they will not care how devout you have been, but will welcome you based on the virtues you have lived by. If there are gods, but unjust, then you should not want to worship them. If there are no gods, then you will be gone, but will have lived a noble life that will live on in the memories of your loved ones. - Marcus Aurelius
That's enough for me.
Better to be cringe instead of delusional.This is cringe, eat your vegetables and listen to what the Catholic guy told you.
I don't believe I'm an empty vessel, I know I'm sapient and cognisant, but I just believe all of that is done by biology, not some nebulous concept of a soul. I'm seen zero evidence to the contrary and whenever anyone tells me I need faith then I simply point out faith in what? What makes one belief system more likely than another? If you want to believe in things that have the same amount of evidence supporting them as Santa Claus, you are free to go right ahead, I certainly won't stop you.
No thanks, I tried many different Christian denominations in my youth, I certainly never felt anything supernatural other than a sense of community, which hardly requires religion, I felt that in my local sports team as well.
Live a good life. If there are gods and they are just, then they will not care how devout you have been, but will welcome you based on the virtues you have lived by. If there are gods, but unjust, then you should not want to worship them. If there are no gods, then you will be gone, but will have lived a noble life that will live on in the memories of your loved ones. - Marcus Aurelius
That's enough for me.