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Well, if anything, it wouldnt be Satan, it would be Pan (God of nature) since Christianity took a Pagan God and turned it into something evil so people would turn against them...or something like that... I dont know...i'm not religious. Whatever
Just the expression in this (poorly taken) photo was enough to make it worth while. Not my usual standard i'll admit (I done fucked up the focus) but I hope you enjoy it.
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Just the expression in this (poorly taken) photo was enough to make it worth while. Not my usual standard i'll admit (I done fucked up the focus) but I hope you enjoy it.
Larger version: http://meandumpstercat.deviantart.c.....atan-525838265
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Goat
Size 800 x 533px
File Size 326.6 kB
they really push my buttons and its not easy for me to avoid letting then do so,
when they want to destroy the world all over again like they did in the middle ages.
of course there are different kinds of religilous. i can love the god is love kind,
but the everything is satan this and satan that, wbc types, just prove humans don't need a brain to be dangerous.
when they want to destroy the world all over again like they did in the middle ages.
of course there are different kinds of religilous. i can love the god is love kind,
but the everything is satan this and satan that, wbc types, just prove humans don't need a brain to be dangerous.
Nor do I really like the 'what I believe is true, regardless if you prove it wrong' kind of people.
I also hate the way that they judge things as plain right or wrong 'because god said so', implying that the morals coming from an ancient book are better than the ones that come from a rational human mind.
I also hate the way that they judge things as plain right or wrong 'because god said so', implying that the morals coming from an ancient book are better than the ones that come from a rational human mind.
Plato's Euthyphro dilemma remains a thorn in the side for such a mindset: either something is good purely because God says it is (even if God were to tell people to do things they find intrinsically nasty, like child sacrifice) or there are standards of goodness sepparate from any God's commandments.
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