Originally posted by telerionAgreed, but the woman was not condemned for vanity, lust or any other 'sin,' she came under condemnation for choosing one system over another. However, the man consciously knew what the choice was, whereas the woman was deceived. As such, the sin nature is passed on by the man, not the woman. The woman's seed brought the Remedy.
i.e., pride . . .
Originally posted by ayamethesnakeHeresy.
Ahh, about the good old Adam and Eve thing here, now yes the fall may have happened, and as far as inquisitiveness, it is not a sin, if not for mine, I would have never known what I truely was, but here is a question for you all, you talk only of Adam and Eve, but what of Adam's first wife Lilith?
Originally posted by telerionsays you, I believe she exists if not in one form than another, Lilith is clamed to be the mother of all Vampires, and Cain was clamed to be the father of vampires, and as far as the curiosity, call me what you like, but uhh, I ain't chrstian, nor catholic, I'm what some call pagan
Heresy.
Originally posted by ayamethesnakeEver since the "Da Vinci Code", I haven't believed a word those Catholics had said...
if you ask a vampire, they will tell you, by word of mouth, if you ask another they will say by th stories, but if you ask a deeply devoted christian or catholic they will say she does not exist
Originally posted by ayamethesnakeI can see the parallels. Catholics are encouraged to eat the flesh and drink the blood of their Saviour. And, according to Catholic dogma, it really *is* that flesh and blood, not just some symbol. So, from there, it's only a short step to drinking one another's blood.
I've never seen it, but you wanna know the funny thing, my BF is a catholic
Do you drink your boyfriend's blood? Or do you stick with wine? 🙂
Originally posted by PawnokeyholeHeh, I'm underage for wine, and my BF won't let me drink his blood, he doesn't like the idea of vampires, and he wants me to well.... he wasn't me to find a way to change back.
I can see the parallels. Catholics are encouraged to eat the flesh and drink the blood of their Saviour. And, according to Catholic dogma, it really *is* that flesh and blood, not just some symbol. So, from there, it's only a short step to drinking one another's blood.
Do you drink your boyfriend's blood? Or do you stick with wine? 🙂