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Aero Yassavi wrote:

True Adamance wrote:

Aeon Amadi wrote:

And am proud to call myself a Sefrim.

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4 And when the angels touched the ground with their feet the earth shook violently and fire engulfed those daring too near the divinities. Their power being mighty and their presence potent the people were wise not to look too closely upon them.

Amarr role-players - you bummed?

Exactly which excerpt does this originate from. It does not sound othrodox in nature to me.

((In terms of RP however the greater Amarrian players base uses the term Angels, or references the Avenging Angels of God as a symbol for what they are, so in a greater sense this is more or less about the meta physical angels the Sefrim, who we immortal Amarr try to mirror, though admittedly you cannot claim this title in a traditional sense, we are not the holy Sefrim, we are people who have dammed our own souls and become cloned breaking the tenets of the Sacred Flesh.))

No mortal may claim the title of Sefrim, and certainly not some heathen Gallentean.

I still don't understand where you are getting the idea that by becoming "immortal" we have damned our souls. It makes no sense. I sense it comes from the idea that we are truly immortal and will live forever, which is a fallacy. Are transplants allow us to transfer to a new clone. If there is no new clone to transfer to, we are dead. And further yet, if our transplant gets destroyed, we are dead. And to add to that all, there will still be the end of days where the physical world as we know it seizes to exist and we will be, yes, dead.

To a Texan like you, a hero is some type of weird sandwich, not some nut who takes on three Gunlogi.


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True Adamance Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire 5393	Posted - 2014.01.05 03:28:00 - [1] - Quote Aeon Amadi wrote: And am proud to call myself a Sefrim. Quote: 4 And when the angels touched the ground with their feet the earth shook violently and fire engulfed those daring too near the divinities. Their power being mighty and their presence potent the people were wise not to look too closely upon them. Amarr role-players - you bummed? Exactly which excerpt does this originate from. It does not sound othrodox in nature to me. ((In terms of RP however the greater Amarrian players base uses the term Angels, or references the Avenging Angels of God as a symbol for what they are, so in a greater sense this is more or less about the meta physical angels the Sefrim, who we immortal Amarr try to mirror, though admittedly you cannot claim this title in a traditional sense, we are not the holy Sefrim, we are people who have dammed our own souls and become cloned breaking the tenets of the Sacred Flesh.)) To a Texan like you, a hero is some type of weird sandwich, not some nut who takes on three Gunlogi. Reference = ISK
True Adamance Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire 5393	Posted - 2014.01.05 03:54:00 - [2] - Quote Aeon Amadi wrote: True Adamance wrote: Aeon Amadi wrote: And am proud to call myself a Sefrim. Quote: 4 And when the angels touched the ground with their feet the earth shook violently and fire engulfed those daring too near the divinities. Their power being mighty and their presence potent the people were wise not to look too closely upon them. Amarr role-players - you bummed? Exactly which excerpt does this originate from. It does not sound othrodox in nature to me. ((In terms of RP however the greater Amarrian players base uses the term Angels, or references the Avenging Angels of God as a symbol for what they are, so in a greater sense this is more or less about the meta physical angels the Sefrim, who we immortal Amarr try to mirror, though admittedly you cannot claim this title in a traditional sense, we are not the holy Sefrim, we are people who have dammed our own souls and become cloned breaking the tenets of the Sacred Flesh.)) No mortal may claim the title of Sefrim, and certainly not some heathen Gallentean. Epitoth. This wasn't intended for the role-playing forums and was entirely meant to upstart the response you just gave about 'heathen Gallentean's I see....what then is the purpose of this. Everyone knows how I feel about the Federation. I see them as a evil this cluster over looks because of a single word they preach as though it were their God. To a Texan like you, a hero is some type of weird sandwich, not some nut who takes on three Gunlogi. Reference = ISK
True Adamance Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire 5393	Posted - 2014.01.05 04:02:00 - [3] - Quote Aero Yassavi wrote: True Adamance wrote: Aeon Amadi wrote: And am proud to call myself a Sefrim. Quote: 4 And when the angels touched the ground with their feet the earth shook violently and fire engulfed those daring too near the divinities. Their power being mighty and their presence potent the people were wise not to look too closely upon them. Amarr role-players - you bummed? Exactly which excerpt does this originate from. It does not sound othrodox in nature to me. ((In terms of RP however the greater Amarrian players base uses the term Angels, or references the Avenging Angels of God as a symbol for what they are, so in a greater sense this is more or less about the meta physical angels the Sefrim, who we immortal Amarr try to mirror, though admittedly you cannot claim this title in a traditional sense, we are not the holy Sefrim, we are people who have dammed our own souls and become cloned breaking the tenets of the Sacred Flesh.)) No mortal may claim the title of Sefrim, and certainly not some heathen Gallentean. I still don't understand where you are getting the idea that by becoming "immortal" we have damned our souls. It makes no sense. I sense it comes from the idea that we are truly immortal and will live forever, which is a fallacy. Are transplants allow us to transfer to a new clone. If there is no new clone to transfer to, we are dead. And further yet, if our transplant gets destroyed, we are dead. And to add to that all, there will still be the end of days where the physical world as we know it seizes to exist and we will be, yes, dead. The idea comes from the belief amongst the Amarr that the cloning of Royal Flesh is blasphemy, many other Amarr extend that to themselves, believing that if their paragon, the Emperor or Empress shouldn't do it, neither too should they. I personally happen to take this to heart as well, my orginal body was the one God gave me, yet I rejected it, I spurn it, and now I live on when I should have died, and know that I have become something the Lord may never have intended me to be.... Yet I also live on in the hope that while I may be damned by this, I can now fight so my people won't share the same fate, or ever have to fight a war. Perhaps in doing that I am still serving God. To a Texan like you, a hero is some type of weird sandwich, not some nut who takes on three Gunlogi. Reference = ISK
True Adamance Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire 5393	Posted - 2014.01.05 04:05:00 - [4] - Quote Logi Bro wrote: Your argument is invalid because Freedom. A freedom you did not earn is meaningless. To a Texan like you, a hero is some type of weird sandwich, not some nut who takes on three Gunlogi. Reference = ISK
True Adamance Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire 5395	Posted - 2014.01.05 04:31:00 - [5] - Quote Logi Bro wrote: True Adamance wrote: Logi Bro wrote: Your argument is invalid because Freedom. A freedom you did not earn is meaningless. Yeah....not really. Also, missing the point of my ironic post much? ((RP come first)) How is freedom valuable if you did not earn it yourself with your own hands? You didn't make it, you didn't do anything to deserve the kindness others are showing you. You are of no value to your people, society. You merely exist, and existing for no purpose is the same as not existing at all. To a Texan like you, a hero is some type of weird sandwich, not some nut who takes on three Gunlogi. Reference = ISK
True Adamance Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire 5395	Posted - 2014.01.05 04:36:00 - [6] - Quote Llast 326 wrote: True Adamance wrote: Logi Bro wrote: Your argument is invalid because Freedom. A freedom you did not earn is meaningless. Same could be said for the Amarrians who never knew the suffering their ancestors endured We endure a never ending suffering, Looking out into the stars and seeing none of their light, only the corrupt and broken beasts that humanity has degraded into. I never wanted to fight, I suffer with every life I take because life is sacred. I suffer knowing your people live as puppets when they could be my brothers and sisters. I toil under the burdens of a life of service to my Empire, much like the Matari would in service to the Empire. As much as the Minmatar like to claim they want to free "their" people. In all honesty, after so many generations in the Empire.....these are not your people anymore. To a Texan like you, a hero is some type of weird sandwich, not some nut who takes on three Gunlogi. Reference = ISK