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by AustriaHungaryBohemia » Mon Jun 27, 2011 10:33 am

by Flameswroth » Mon Jun 27, 2011 10:42 am
Legionica wrote:No one is shunned, as all may atone for what things they have done that they regret to the name of the Lord. Reckoron had achieved omniscience when he ascended, so he knows where we come from. He wants us all to know that we evolved from lesser beings. But, he ascended through complete morality, doing what he thought was right in the face of death.
Czardas wrote:Why should we bail out climate change with billions of dollars, when lesbians are starving in the streets because they can't afford an abortion?
Reagan Clone wrote:What you are proposing is glorifying God by loving, respecting, or at least tolerating, his other creations.
That is the gayest fucking shit I've ever heard, and I had Barry Manilow perform at the White House in '82.

by AustriaHungaryBohemia » Mon Jun 27, 2011 10:48 am
Flameswroth wrote:So no one is bad, everyone is good, and we're the products of unimaginative process of evolution.
It's extremely difficult to want to follow this guy, on the grounds that you can basically live that way in today's world without ever hearing the name of AlanRickMon. In fact, it seems Restrictotron's doctrine is exactly in line with the popular view of our own day (or at least that of NSG), which would leave one to believe it was engineered specifically for this audience.
Make no mistake - I do not believe your post is any more than boredom on a summer day, but I do not begrudge you that. In the end, this post might be better placed in an roleplaying section, despite your claims it is not roleplay. In the end it's akin to the 'I'm a vampire, ask me anything!' topics that people piss time away in. I think people are wasting their time grilling you over not having specifics...but then again, they're just bored on a summer day too so...yeah.

by Legionica » Mon Jun 27, 2011 11:25 am
AustriaHungaryBohemia wrote:How did he achieve the great wisdom you attribute to him. I mean, okay, so he was a hard-working, helpful man who died defending his home. Many people did. What makes him special?
Flameswroth wrote:Legionica wrote:No one is shunned, as all may atone for what things they have done that they regret to the name of the Lord. Reckoron had achieved omniscience when he ascended, so he knows where we come from. He wants us all to know that we evolved from lesser beings. But, he ascended through complete morality, doing what he thought was right in the face of death.
So no one is bad, everyone is good, and we're the products of unimaginative process of evolution.
It's extremely difficult to want to follow this guy, on the grounds that you can basically live that way in today's world without ever hearing the name of AlanRickMon. In fact, it seems Restrictotron's doctrine is exactly in line with the popular view of our own day (or at least that of NSG), which would leave one to believe it was engineered specifically for this audience.
Make no mistake - I do not believe your post is any more than boredom on a summer day, but I do not begrudge you that. In the end, this post might be better placed in an roleplaying section, despite your claims it is not roleplay. In the end it's akin to the 'I'm a vampire, ask me anything!' topics that people piss time away in. I think people are wasting their time grilling you over not having specifics...but then again, they're just bored on a summer day too so...yeah.

by Afartica » Mon Jun 27, 2011 12:19 pm
Legionica wrote:Is it lucky or built specifically for NS? I'd say lucky, but there is such a thing as fate. I assure you, this was not made up on the spot, as many will tell you.

by Conserative Morality » Mon Jun 27, 2011 12:47 pm
Legionica wrote:I knew I would get a post like this one. Reckoron was once a human, a boy of 22. He lived in Ancient Rome. He had no beliefs of afterlife, nor a religion, but he did his best to uphold to a moral standard. He was not the strongest boy either, so he had little recognition for the work he did. But he persevered and worked hard, and when it came time to make a sacrifice for the whole of his community, he willingly put himself in that position. When he died, he took a new name, so that he may spread his values and protection of the weak from the strong to the world, as Lord Reckoron.

by Legionica » Mon Jun 27, 2011 12:56 pm
Conserative Morality wrote:Legionica wrote:I knew I would get a post like this one. Reckoron was once a human, a boy of 22. He lived in Ancient Rome. He had no beliefs of afterlife, nor a religion, but he did his best to uphold to a moral standard. He was not the strongest boy either, so he had little recognition for the work he did. But he persevered and worked hard, and when it came time to make a sacrifice for the whole of his community, he willingly put himself in that position. When he died, he took a new name, so that he may spread his values and protection of the weak from the strong to the world, as Lord Reckoron.
He was not deified by the Senate, ergo, not worthy of worship.
Game set match.

by NERVUN » Mon Jun 27, 2011 1:22 pm
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