>>41069171
>Something happened to me that defied all laws of physics and it didn't enlighten me or excite me, but GREATLY disturbed me.
>My hope is, has maybe 1 of you on this board experienced what I am talking about?
I've seen physical magic. I think it was done to prove to me beyond reasonable doubt that an ethereal divine visitation wasn't a figment of my imagination.

It didn't disturb me though; I thought it was cool. Are you a Christian or something? Could be a perspective thing.

>>40974451
>Yes, I'm the dude from Anon Meets Ishtar greentext
Link? I wasn't into this shit until Aphrodite visited me, who doesn't identify as Ishtar but affirmed she was who the "story" was based on. I'm not saying you're full of it because it's hypothetically possible she larped as Ishtar for convenience, just curious.

>>511405514
I am a church.

>>511135117
>if Christian men don’t start calling this what it is—satanic treason—then we deserve the judgment that’s coming.
It's fundamentally an issue of intellect. You got cucked into Christianity, which helped you get cucked into accepting mass immigration. If you were 5% smarter that might not have happened.

As it happens the god who came to my assistance wasn't Jesus or Yahweh, maybe because I didn't ask for anyone in particular.

>>40768668
>No.
She disagrees.

>>40721947
>God doesn't seem like he'd allow that to happen though.
Christians think it is because of their mental gymnastics. Aphrodite visited me, but that can't be right because she doesn't exist, therefore she must be a demon, which "god" allowed because I had free will to invite demons. Because that book with hundreds of self-contradictions must be right.

>>509617075
>That's pretty funny since the catalog is always flooded with your larpagan or often times just straight up antichrist ops
The post was about Judaism and Islam, almost no one posts about those.

>larpagan
I wasn't religious, just open minded, and I've seen a metric shit ton of magic and know an ethereal being who told me in a roundabout way she's Aphrodite. No reason to think she's lying. You read a book did you?

>>507799192
>you use the internet too much, unironically touch grass
She didn't visit me on the computer. I find it ironic that people who believe in magic are the least inclined to believe experiences of it.

>>507352227
>I'm convinced Paul from the NT is the false apostle aka anti-christ Jesus warns about.
I didn't read the books but Aphrodite affirmed that Jesus was a prophet of Hermes and didn't complete his mission because he compromised with parasites. Naturally with two gods above, all monotheistic religions are false. (Jesus didn't invent Christianity.)
t. picrel's prophet