Religious Beliefs

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James Blast wrote:... can't we all just get on...? :|
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I'm into Eldritch ;D
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alice wrote:I'm into Eldritch ;D
I'm into twins ;D ;D
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weebleswobble wrote:
alice wrote:I'm into Eldritch ;D
I'm into twins ;D ;D
2 sisters. I'm just watching.....
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SINsister wrote:Isn't that guy in Pirates of the Caribbean?
Now my twins thoughts are totally derailed :lol:
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SINsister wrote:Isn't that guy in Pirates of the Caribbean?
Yup. But far more entertaining in his role as Gareth Keenan. :lol:
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SINsister wrote:Isn't that guy in Pirates of the Caribbean?
Now my twins thoughts are totally derailed :lol:
Sorry... :roll: :P
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E Gypsy wrote:As a Mormon I would be interested to know if many other Heartlanders follow any religious beliefs?
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Eldritch´s past lyrics have been steeped in Christian iconography, especially the whole idea of The Sisterhood project. Does anyone know what religion his childhood is rooted in?
All my life I've wanted to be someone; I guess I should have been more specific.
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E Gypsy wrote:Eldritch´s past lyrics have been steeped in Christian iconography, especially the whole idea of The Sisterhood project. Does anyone know what religion his childhood is rooted in?
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E Gypsy wrote:Eldritch´s past lyrics have been steeped in Christian iconography, especially the whole idea of The Sisterhood project. Does anyone know what religion his childhood is rooted in?
I would guess (from the Adrenochrome lyrics) that he was brought up a Catholic. But it's just a guess.
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I'd put a small sum of money on it.
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markfiend wrote:
E Gypsy wrote:Eldritch´s past lyrics have been steeped in Christian iconography, especially the whole idea of The Sisterhood project. Does anyone know what religion his childhood is rooted in?
I would guess (from the Adrenochrome lyrics) that he was brought up a Catholic. But it's just a guess.
Thank you. I thought something was going on in the Catholic sense.
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If he wasn't brought up a Catholic, then I'd imagine he was very "high church" Church of England.

Of course, from what I understand from interviews and so forth, I don't think he's a believer these days.
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markfiend wrote:If he wasn't brought up a Catholic, then I'd imagine he was very "high church" Church of England.

Of course, from what I understand from interviews and so forth, I don't think he's a believer these days.
As William Burroughs said´.......´Once a junky always a junky´.
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E Gypsy wrote:
markfiend wrote:If he wasn't brought up a Catholic, then I'd imagine he was very "high church" Church of England.

Of course, from what I understand from interviews and so forth, I don't think he's a believer these days.
As William Burroughs said´.......´Once a junky always a junky´.
Well if you're suggesting that religion is a drug then I did cold turkey many years ago.

Commited aethiest although I have slightly more tolerance for other peoples beliefs than some would say that their beliefs accord my position but I'm nice like that.

Actually I'm not but I like to occasionally pretend that I'm not callous just to see how it feels. :?
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Religious?

Definately not. I stear clear of all that organised stuff.

Anybody willing to believe in a book (the bible/Koran or anything for that matter) that was written, and then re-written again and again throughout history by a man and then expects you to worship an invisible entity really should have their head examined.

There's only one person you should believe in - that's yourself.
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nah, go on, say what you're really thinking
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Atheist.
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SINsister wrote:I don't really believe in much of anything. I'm an atheist, but I adore the "trappings" of religion. Walked around quite a few lovely medieval churches whilst on my holibobs, and even lit a candle in my mom's memory in "Shakespeare's Church" (Holy Trinity) in Stratford-Upon-Avon last week... *Shrug*
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