I don't know that that is. Are you ****ting on someone else's metaphysical beliefs? That's very low class considering the respect I give to Christians.
Not necessarily. I was simply pointing out that the idea bears a high degree of similarity to what exists in the Warhammer 40K universe.
i.e.
According to WH40K, our own universe is intrinsically linked with another universe of pure energy which exists parallel to our own. For some unexplained reason, the thoughts, emotions, and beliefs of sentient creatures cast "shadows" of themselves in this other universe, which, if expressed strongly enough, and by enough people, are able to become distinct entities in and of themselves.
This is both good and bad.
If enough people believe in a kind and loving deity, for instance, it will become real, and can actually exert some degree of influence over the material world if it uses it's followers as conduits.
On the other hand, however; this also means that the negative emotions are given form as well, and they can actually be significantly more powerful than the positive. They are
also able to exert influence over the material world.
The "god" of hatred, violence, warfare, and rage is the single most powerful of these entities in existence, according to the setting, and he is followed closely by the personification of lust, perversion, and selfish hedonism.
Needless to say, it's kind of a
dark universe. :lol:
If you want to believe in such things, I don't have a problem with it. It would, however; strike me as being a rather strange conclusion to come to without any kind of evidence or scholarly precedent to back it up.
No offense, but at least traditional religion has some kind of tradition behind it.
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