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greatmonkeybaby 07/01/19 6:04:38 PM #1:	! --- I'd like to sell my soul the same way Eminem did to the same person p.s. bring jesus christ back so I can crucify him personally ~ hail Satan <cite>greatmonkeybaby posted [p:924111895] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote>!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solar_Crimson 07/01/19 6:08:30 PM #2:	--- Be wary of boarding the hype train, lest you end up on the ruse cruise... - nanobuilder (r/nintendo) http://backloggery.com/SolarCrimson <cite>Solar_Crimson posted [p:924112046] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
greatmonkeybaby 07/01/19 6:23:46 PM #3:	Solar_Crimson posted... Gnosticism portrays Demiurge as an inferior "evil" god who created the world who appears as the "God" of the Old Testament. He was also known by different Gnostic teachings as Adam Kadmon, Choronzon, Samael, Saklas, "Fool", or Yaldabaoth, "Son of Chaos". He is said to have been the devil, but some sects consider them to be two completely different entities. In most schools of Gnosticism, Demiurge was created by Sophia, exiled from the Pleroma for her desire to create something outside of it. When she created the Demiurge, she was ashamed by it; to hide her folly from the Pleroma, she created a great cloud around him and built him a throne. With no awareness of the Pleroma or the Monad from which all things were derived from, the Demiurge concluded it was the creator of all things. It then fashioned the material universe in an unconscious imitation of the Pleroma, and made the first human in the image of the true First Man. Though it could not grant him a soul (having no awareness of the Pleroma) Sophia pitied it and granted Adam a divine spark that gave him life. The Demiurge was infuriated when Adam thanked the true God for his existence instead of him and sought to ensnare him in the material world through Eve; however, Sophia sent the serpent to tempt Eve, granting her and Adam the secret knowledge of their spiritual nature. The Demiurge expelled them from Eden when he learned of this, and has since sought to keep the souls of mankind bound to the material world. The concept of a Demiurge is that it is an artisan figure responsible for the fashioning and maintenance of the physical universe, but not the true creator deity. Though it is commonly depicted as willfully ignorant of the spiritual universe, the Demiurge itself and the material it uses to create and fashion the universe are considered uncreated and eternal or copies of the product of another being, depending on the system. In some of these systems, it and the rest of the material universe will be sent to Hell, where it will become the judge and torturer of the damned. Hell yeah! --- I'd like to sell my soul the same way Eminem did to the same person p.s. bring jesus christ back so I can crucify him personally ~ hail Satan <cite>greatmonkeybaby posted [p:924112644] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote><cite>Solar_Crimson posted...</cite> <quote></quote> Gnosticism portrays Demiurge as an inferior "evil" god who created the world who appears as the "God" of the Old Testament. He was also known by different Gnostic teachings as Adam Kadmon, Choronzon, Samael, Saklas, "Fool", or Yaldabaoth, "Son of Chaos". He is said to have been the devil, but some sects consider them to be two completely different entities. In most schools of Gnosticism, Demiurge was created by Sophia, exiled from the Pleroma for her desire to create something outside of it. When she created the Demiurge, she was ashamed by it; to hide her folly from the Pleroma, she created a great cloud around him and built him a throne. With no awareness of the Pleroma or the Monad from which all things were derived from, the Demiurge concluded it was the creator of all things. It then fashioned the material universe in an unconscious imitation of the Pleroma, and made the first human in the image of the true First Man. Though it could not grant him a soul (having no awareness of the Pleroma) Sophia pitied it and granted Adam a divine spark that gave him life. The Demiurge was infuriated when Adam thanked the true God for his existence instead of him and sought to ensnare him in the material world through Eve; however, Sophia sent the serpent to tempt Eve, granting her and Adam the secret knowledge of their spiritual nature. The Demiurge expelled them from Eden when he learned of this, and has since sought to keep the souls of mankind bound to the material world. The concept of a Demiurge is that it is an artisan figure responsible for the fashioning and maintenance of the physical universe, but not the true creator deity. Though it is commonly depicted as willfully ignorant of the spiritual universe, the Demiurge itself and the material it uses to create and fashion the universe are considered uncreated and eternal or copies of the product of another being, depending on the system. In some of these systems, it and the rest of the material universe will be sent to Hell, where it will become the judge and torturer of the damned. Hell yeah!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 07/01/19 6:24:13 PM #4:	Sophia! --- UnfairRepresent: "wut? who are you?" Ivynn: "DAYUM Shablagoo made you meltdown so hard you blocked it and him from your memory!" <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:924112668] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote>Sophia!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
greatmonkeybaby 07/01/19 6:24:56 PM #5:	Shablagoo posted... Sophia! --- I'd like to sell my soul the same way Eminem did to the same person p.s. bring jesus christ back so I can crucify him personally ~ hail Satan <cite>greatmonkeybaby posted [p:924112700] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote><cite>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>Sophia!</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
greatmonkeybaby 07/01/19 7:37:13 PM #6:	"An imperfect god of Gnosticism who created the material world. According to Gnostics of the Roman Empire, the Demiurge proclaims himself as God; when Adam and Eve gain "knowledge," he cast them out in anger. The Demiurge wishes for the souls of humans to be trapped in the material world forever." --- I'd like to sell my soul the same way Eminem did to the same person p.s. bring jesus christ back so I can crucify him personally ~ hail Satan <cite>greatmonkeybaby posted [p:924115765] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote>"An imperfect god of Gnosticism who created the material world. According to Gnostics of the Roman Empire, the Demiurge proclaims himself as God; when Adam and Eve gain "knowledge," he cast them out in anger. The Demiurge wishes for the souls of humans to be trapped in the material world forever."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedeaLysistrata 07/01/19 7:38:20 PM #7:	greatmonkeybaby posted... Solar_Crimson posted... Gnosticism portrays Demiurge as an inferior "evil" god who created the world who appears as the "God" of the Old Testament. He was also known by different Gnostic teachings as Adam Kadmon, Choronzon, Samael, Saklas, "Fool", or Yaldabaoth, "Son of Chaos". He is said to have been the devil, but some sects consider them to be two completely different entities. In most schools of Gnosticism, Demiurge was created by Sophia, exiled from the Pleroma for her desire to create something outside of it. When she created the Demiurge, she was ashamed by it; to hide her folly from the Pleroma, she created a great cloud around him and built him a throne. With no awareness of the Pleroma or the Monad from which all things were derived from, the Demiurge concluded it was the creator of all things. It then fashioned the material universe in an unconscious imitation of the Pleroma, and made the first human in the image of the true First Man. Though it could not grant him a soul (having no awareness of the Pleroma) Sophia pitied it and granted Adam a divine spark that gave him life. The Demiurge was infuriated when Adam thanked the true God for his existence instead of him and sought to ensnare him in the material world through Eve; however, Sophia sent the serpent to tempt Eve, granting her and Adam the secret knowledge of their spiritual nature. The Demiurge expelled them from Eden when he learned of this, and has since sought to keep the souls of mankind bound to the material world. The concept of a Demiurge is that it is an artisan figure responsible for the fashioning and maintenance of the physical universe, but not the true creator deity. Though it is commonly depicted as willfully ignorant of the spiritual universe, the Demiurge itself and the material it uses to create and fashion the universe are considered uncreated and eternal or copies of the product of another being, depending on the system. In some of these systems, it and the rest of the material universe will be sent to Hell, where it will become the judge and torturer of the damned. Hell yeah! Source? --- "Why is ontology so expensive?" - JH [Is this live?][Joyless planet...] <cite>MedeaLysistrata posted [p:924115818] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote><cite>greatmonkeybaby posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Solar_Crimson posted...</cite> <quote></quote> Gnosticism portrays Demiurge as an inferior "evil" god who created the world who appears as the "God" of the Old Testament. He was also known by different Gnostic teachings as Adam Kadmon, Choronzon, Samael, Saklas, "Fool", or Yaldabaoth, "Son of Chaos". He is said to have been the devil, but some sects consider them to be two completely different entities. In most schools of Gnosticism, Demiurge was created by Sophia, exiled from the Pleroma for her desire to create something outside of it. When she created the Demiurge, she was ashamed by it; to hide her folly from the Pleroma, she created a great cloud around him and built him a throne. With no awareness of the Pleroma or the Monad from which all things were derived from, the Demiurge concluded it was the creator of all things. It then fashioned the material universe in an unconscious imitation of the Pleroma, and made the first human in the image of the true First Man. Though it could not grant him a soul (having no awareness of the Pleroma) Sophia pitied it and granted Adam a divine spark that gave him life. The Demiurge was infuriated when Adam thanked the true God for his existence instead of him and sought to ensnare him in the material world through Eve; however, Sophia sent the serpent to tempt Eve, granting her and Adam the secret knowledge of their spiritual nature. The Demiurge expelled them from Eden when he learned of this, and has since sought to keep the souls of mankind bound to the material world. The concept of a Demiurge is that it is an artisan figure responsible for the fashioning and maintenance of the physical universe, but not the true creator deity. Though it is commonly depicted as willfully ignorant of the spiritual universe, the Demiurge itself and the material it uses to create and fashion the universe are considered uncreated and eternal or copies of the product of another being, depending on the system. In some of these systems, it and the rest of the material universe will be sent to Hell, where it will become the judge and torturer of the damned. Hell yeah!</quote> Source?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
greatmonkeybaby 07/01/19 7:41:05 PM #8:	MedeaLysistrata posted... greatmonkeybaby posted... Solar_Crimson posted... Gnosticism portrays Demiurge as an inferior "evil" god who created the world who appears as the "God" of the Old Testament. He was also known by different Gnostic teachings as Adam Kadmon, Choronzon, Samael, Saklas, "Fool", or Yaldabaoth, "Son of Chaos". He is said to have been the devil, but some sects consider them to be two completely different entities. In most schools of Gnosticism, Demiurge was created by Sophia, exiled from the Pleroma for her desire to create something outside of it. When she created the Demiurge, she was ashamed by it; to hide her folly from the Pleroma, she created a great cloud around him and built him a throne. With no awareness of the Pleroma or the Monad from which all things were derived from, the Demiurge concluded it was the creator of all things. It then fashioned the material universe in an unconscious imitation of the Pleroma, and made the first human in the image of the true First Man. Though it could not grant him a soul (having no awareness of the Pleroma) Sophia pitied it and granted Adam a divine spark that gave him life. The Demiurge was infuriated when Adam thanked the true God for his existence instead of him and sought to ensnare him in the material world through Eve; however, Sophia sent the serpent to tempt Eve, granting her and Adam the secret knowledge of their spiritual nature. The Demiurge expelled them from Eden when he learned of this, and has since sought to keep the souls of mankind bound to the material world. The concept of a Demiurge is that it is an artisan figure responsible for the fashioning and maintenance of the physical universe, but not the true creator deity. Though it is commonly depicted as willfully ignorant of the spiritual universe, the Demiurge itself and the material it uses to create and fashion the universe are considered uncreated and eternal or copies of the product of another being, depending on the system. In some of these systems, it and the rest of the material universe will be sent to Hell, where it will become the judge and torturer of the damned. Hell yeah! Source? https://megamitensei.fandom.com/wiki/Demiurge --- I'd like to sell my soul the same way Eminem did to the same person p.s. bring jesus christ back so I can crucify him personally ~ hail Satan <cite>greatmonkeybaby posted [p:924115928] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedeaLysistrata posted...</cite> <quote><cite>greatmonkeybaby posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Solar_Crimson posted...</cite> <quote></quote> Gnosticism portrays Demiurge as an inferior "evil" god who created the world who appears as the "God" of the Old Testament. He was also known by different Gnostic teachings as Adam Kadmon, Choronzon, Samael, Saklas, "Fool", or Yaldabaoth, "Son of Chaos". He is said to have been the devil, but some sects consider them to be two completely different entities. In most schools of Gnosticism, Demiurge was created by Sophia, exiled from the Pleroma for her desire to create something outside of it. When she created the Demiurge, she was ashamed by it; to hide her folly from the Pleroma, she created a great cloud around him and built him a throne. With no awareness of the Pleroma or the Monad from which all things were derived from, the Demiurge concluded it was the creator of all things. It then fashioned the material universe in an unconscious imitation of the Pleroma, and made the first human in the image of the true First Man. Though it could not grant him a soul (having no awareness of the Pleroma) Sophia pitied it and granted Adam a divine spark that gave him life. The Demiurge was infuriated when Adam thanked the true God for his existence instead of him and sought to ensnare him in the material world through Eve; however, Sophia sent the serpent to tempt Eve, granting her and Adam the secret knowledge of their spiritual nature. The Demiurge expelled them from Eden when he learned of this, and has since sought to keep the souls of mankind bound to the material world. The concept of a Demiurge is that it is an artisan figure responsible for the fashioning and maintenance of the physical universe, but not the true creator deity. Though it is commonly depicted as willfully ignorant of the spiritual universe, the Demiurge itself and the material it uses to create and fashion the universe are considered uncreated and eternal or copies of the product of another being, depending on the system. In some of these systems, it and the rest of the material universe will be sent to Hell, where it will become the judge and torturer of the damned. Hell yeah!</quote> Source?</quote> https://megamitensei.fandom.com/wiki/Demiurge</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 07/01/19 7:42:38 PM #9:	Renowned author George RR Martin talking about the Cathars, a particular sect of gnostics from history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auxRX2RkWuA" data-time=" --- UnfairRepresent: "wut? who are you?" Ivynn: "DAYUM Shablagoo made you meltdown so hard you blocked it and him from your memory!" <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:924115988] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote>Renowned author George RR Martin talking about the Cathars, a particular sect of gnostics from history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auxRX2RkWuA" data-time="</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedeaLysistrata 07/01/19 8:44:12 PM #10:	greatmonkeybaby posted... MedeaLysistrata posted... greatmonkeybaby posted... Solar_Crimson posted... Gnosticism portrays Demiurge as an inferior "evil" god who created the world who appears as the "God" of the Old Testament. He was also known by different Gnostic teachings as Adam Kadmon, Choronzon, Samael, Saklas, "Fool", or Yaldabaoth, "Son of Chaos". He is said to have been the devil, but some sects consider them to be two completely different entities. In most schools of Gnosticism, Demiurge was created by Sophia, exiled from the Pleroma for her desire to create something outside of it. When she created the Demiurge, she was ashamed by it; to hide her folly from the Pleroma, she created a great cloud around him and built him a throne. With no awareness of the Pleroma or the Monad from which all things were derived from, the Demiurge concluded it was the creator of all things. It then fashioned the material universe in an unconscious imitation of the Pleroma, and made the first human in the image of the true First Man. Though it could not grant him a soul (having no awareness of the Pleroma) Sophia pitied it and granted Adam a divine spark that gave him life. The Demiurge was infuriated when Adam thanked the true God for his existence instead of him and sought to ensnare him in the material world through Eve; however, Sophia sent the serpent to tempt Eve, granting her and Adam the secret knowledge of their spiritual nature. The Demiurge expelled them from Eden when he learned of this, and has since sought to keep the souls of mankind bound to the material world. The concept of a Demiurge is that it is an artisan figure responsible for the fashioning and maintenance of the physical universe, but not the true creator deity. Though it is commonly depicted as willfully ignorant of the spiritual universe, the Demiurge itself and the material it uses to create and fashion the universe are considered uncreated and eternal or copies of the product of another being, depending on the system. In some of these systems, it and the rest of the material universe will be sent to Hell, where it will become the judge and torturer of the damned. Hell yeah! Source? https://megamitensei.fandom.com/wiki/Demiurge I had no idea Pleroma existed in Megaten games --- "Why is ontology so expensive?" - JH [Is this live?][Joyless planet...] <cite>MedeaLysistrata posted [p:924118797] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote><cite>greatmonkeybaby posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedeaLysistrata posted...</cite> <quote><cite>greatmonkeybaby posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Solar_Crimson posted...</cite> <quote></quote> Gnosticism portrays Demiurge as an inferior "evil" god who created the world who appears as the "God" of the Old Testament. He was also known by different Gnostic teachings as Adam Kadmon, Choronzon, Samael, Saklas, "Fool", or Yaldabaoth, "Son of Chaos". He is said to have been the devil, but some sects consider them to be two completely different entities. In most schools of Gnosticism, Demiurge was created by Sophia, exiled from the Pleroma for her desire to create something outside of it. When she created the Demiurge, she was ashamed by it; to hide her folly from the Pleroma, she created a great cloud around him and built him a throne. With no awareness of the Pleroma or the Monad from which all things were derived from, the Demiurge concluded it was the creator of all things. It then fashioned the material universe in an unconscious imitation of the Pleroma, and made the first human in the image of the true First Man. Though it could not grant him a soul (having no awareness of the Pleroma) Sophia pitied it and granted Adam a divine spark that gave him life. The Demiurge was infuriated when Adam thanked the true God for his existence instead of him and sought to ensnare him in the material world through Eve; however, Sophia sent the serpent to tempt Eve, granting her and Adam the secret knowledge of their spiritual nature. The Demiurge expelled them from Eden when he learned of this, and has since sought to keep the souls of mankind bound to the material world. The concept of a Demiurge is that it is an artisan figure responsible for the fashioning and maintenance of the physical universe, but not the true creator deity. Though it is commonly depicted as willfully ignorant of the spiritual universe, the Demiurge itself and the material it uses to create and fashion the universe are considered uncreated and eternal or copies of the product of another being, depending on the system. In some of these systems, it and the rest of the material universe will be sent to Hell, where it will become the judge and torturer of the damned. Hell yeah!</quote> Source?</quote> https://megamitensei.fandom.com/wiki/Demiurge</quote> I had no idea Pleroma existed in Megaten games</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DeadBankerDream 07/01/19 8:47:12 PM #11:	The unenlightened come... --- "Your mother was a broken down tub of junk with more gentlemen callers than the operator." <cite>DeadBankerDream posted [p:924118933] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote>The unenlightened come...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
greatmonkeybaby 07/02/19 6:38:07 PM #12:	Demiurge is too egotistical smh --- I'd like to sell my soul the same way Eminem did to the same person p.s. bring jesus christ back so I can crucify him personally ~ hail Satan <cite>greatmonkeybaby posted [p:924160384] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote>Demiurge is too egotistical smh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
greatmonkeybaby 07/02/19 6:38:28 PM #13:	Shablagoo posted... Renowned author George RR Martin talking about the Cathars, a particular sect of gnostics from history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auxRX2RkWuA" data-time=" That's solid! --- I'd like to sell my soul the same way Eminem did to the same person p.s. bring jesus christ back so I can crucify him personally ~ hail Satan <cite>greatmonkeybaby posted [p:924160403] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote><cite>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>Renowned author George RR Martin talking about the Cathars, a particular sect of gnostics from history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auxRX2RkWuA" data-time="</quote> That's solid!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Shablagoo 07/04/19 7:17:27 PM #14:	greatmonkeybaby posted... Shablagoo posted... Renowned author George RR Martin talking about the Cathars, a particular sect of gnostics from history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auxRX2RkWuA" data-time=" That's solid! ikr he is a good speaker --- UnfairRepresent: "wut? who are you?" Ivynn: "DAYUM Shablagoo made you meltdown so hard you blocked it and him from your memory!" <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:924252946] in The Demiur... [t:77833321]...</cite> <quote><cite>greatmonkeybaby posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>Renowned author George RR Martin talking about the Cathars, a particular sect of gnostics from history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auxRX2RkWuA" data-time="</quote> That's solid!</quote> ikr he is a good speaker</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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