>>40968070
>Were you reading about Aphrodite or anything before the visions? How did you know the visions were of Aphrodite?
No. She had gold armor and I called her the golden goddess for a few weeks. I figured out that a pleasant bodily feeling was her affirmation of what I did or said, and asked somewhat jokingly "Where would I worship you, the Pantheon?" Nothing. "Mount Olympus?" Yes. Later I pulled up a list of "Greek gods" and asked if she was Athena, nothing. Aphrodite, yes.

>>40776540
>It was just a play pretend actor
You're going by something someone wrote down, and I'm going by experience. If your god were real and mine is fake, surely he would have stopped it or stopped me telling people about it.

tl;dr the ethereal entity who performed physical magic supercedes a book.

>>40653357
>You want to know something?
I do know something
>All women want to be worshiped. They all want to be idolized. Your companion spirit is no different. Put her in her place. She isn't a goddess, she isn't all powerful. You can worship the true God and have your female spirit companion (assuming she isn't just evil)
And I don't take advice from Earthlings. Christianity is a Nigerian prince scam to make humans better hosts for parasites. Monotheism is an insult to the gods.

>>40587194
>2030 we will probably see if it happens or not.
It won't. Gods won't let it. The question is whether some of us or none of us make it.

I don't believe in angels per se because the concept is generally tied to there being one god, which I have it on good authority there isn't. What someone else calls angels I would probably call gods or demigods. I'm the latter but I don't know if I currently have any supernatural ability beyond knowledge imparted to me. Maybe.

>>507803307
>but you didn't ask for God, I'm willing to bet.
I said something like "Maybe there's an even higher authority" when fending off some earthly evil creatures with narcissistic ideas of being powerful.