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Mugais;73320
I have a friend who's a pagan – he believes in Perun :) And he fiercely hates Christianity. He thinks that the ultimate absurdity is to abandon one's native religion in favor of a religion "imposed by the Jews."
Well... :) Actually, Jews are not Christians, they are Jews, and Christianity was brought to Rus' by the Byzantines, and not just any way, but by the will of Prince Vladimir the Great himself. Vladimir Svyatoslavich was a smart man and understood that paganism leads to disunity, since each city had its own god and the inhabitants only worshiped him. Then the prince sent messengers to different parts of the world, and four envoys arrived. I don't remember exactly from which countries (besides Byzantium), but they were representatives of four religions: Orthodox Christianity, Catholicism, Judaism, and Islam. Of the four religions, Vladimir liked only two – Orthodox Christianity and Islam, but Vladimir rejected Islam because he, like his retinue, really didn't like the fact that it is forbidden to drink wine in Islam (by the way, this is a historical fact). Vladimir talked for a long time with the Orthodox envoy, and when he left, Vladimir again sent messengers, this time specifically to Byzantium, to see their services. The messengers returned to the Grand Duke already as Orthodox Christians, because they were so impressed by the Greek faith that they were baptized. I won't tell you any further, you already know everything
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Hey, let's create a thread: "Devil - Fact or Fiction."
Because if there is a God... then maybe there is a devil too?:rolleyes:

But... paladins definitely existed. During the Crusades. And they still exist now, for example, me. That's why I believe in them.
And my pen pal is a Muslim, but she writes well in Russian and almost without an accent. She believes in Allah.

So... there are as many opinions as there are people.
I believe in paladins, someone believes in God, someone in Allah, someone in Satan, someone in themselves... THERE'S NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE!:smile02:
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I believe... most likely =)
by the way, I'm also a Muslim, but I don't go to mosques, etc.

The Cavalier, in theory, Paladins are warriors of God, and that is the meaning of their life =).
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Listen, let's start a thread: "Devil - fact or fiction."
Because if there is a god... then... maybe there is a devil too?:rolleyes:

But... it's certain that Paladins existed. During the Crusades. And they still exist now, for example, me. That's why I believe in them.
And my pen pal is a Muslim, but she writes well in Russian. And she speaks almost without an accent. She believes in Allah.

So... there are as many opinions as there are people.
I believe in Paladins, someone believes in God, someone in Allah, someone in Satan, someone in themselves.... THERE'S NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE!!!:smile02:
I didn't quite understand your first sentence:confused: Actually, the existence of God does not deny the existence of the devil - quite the opposite. Do you even read other people's posts?

Paladins existed. There's nothing unnatural about them:) Historically, they were knights in a special position, forming the personal guard of the king or duke. They first appeared in France.

As for the rest - what is true is true. No one here is trying to deny anything. Everyone expresses their opinion, argues, discusses. And they are doing the right thing IMHO:smile54:
Бог есть любовь
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I believe in our Lord Jesus Christ, I believe that he brings us good, watches over us, and grants forgiveness to sinners.
Perhaps we can start studying the Bible here – I will write verses from my Bible, and everyone will learn the word of God.
ФЛУДОВСКИЕ ССЫЛКИ - конец бесполезным темам
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The idea is – maybe we can start studying the Bible here – I’ll write verses from my Bible, and everyone will learn the word of God.
If a person wants to read the Bible, they will do so. Almost everyone has it at home.
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And I have a paladin's bible! I wrote it myself. It came to me in a moment of inspiration. And it has its own rules. And I follow them. Here are some of the commandments, for example: 1) Spies are not welcome!!! Always speak quietly... 2) A true paladin always knows what he is doing and is responsible for his actions. 3) A paladin is always right. 4) If he is wrong, see point 3. 5) Our ancestors are watching us from heaven and will help us.
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as in point 4, look at point 4? )))
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Arandor, I've already fixed it. Alex... well, you're a ghoul, so you wouldn't understand...
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they have a different bible)
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Alex... I'LL BRING HOLY WATER RIGHT NOW!!!! You'll be sorry... :smile19:
Okay, I'm joining the Jehovah's Witnesses:smile41:
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As for God, everyone decides for themselves whether He exists or not...

Tu Mugais, it's impossible to explain everything scientifically...

Vsadnitsa, the Commandments are not entirely paladin-like, especially the one that says he is always right...
Ничего нет только у мёртвого - у живого есть хотя бы жизнь...