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| Grady | Nov 4 2005, 08:01 PM Post #16 |
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This topic is too vague, it completely depends upon your definition of supernatural. |
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| Cold | Nov 4 2005, 09:50 PM Post #17 |
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then espress your feeling in your own definition. |
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| Cyrus | Nov 4 2005, 10:41 PM Post #18 |
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Time Travel: Why the heck would anybody want to go back in time when there's chaos theory? Dragons: The "Giant Flying Lizard" has traveled through many cultures. It's a popular idea. It's so popular that it's taken many forms. Prophecies: Real to an extent. There were certain people like Nostradamus who were very logical and good at predicting what the future would be like. Three evil's? Do you think there will be three people who most other people hate in the next 100 years? Flying machines dropping explosives? As a long sought human ambition to fly, do you think there will be flying machines in the future? And of course they'll have some sort of military application. Flight gives an advantage on the battlefield. |
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| Little Ms. Blinky | Nov 4 2005, 11:17 PM Post #19 |
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Wind Goddess likes being Blinky....
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I think that some supernatural stuff do exist. Just... not bigfoot. And why would anyone want to travel through time? What's done is done, live with it. |
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| Wind Sword | Nov 6 2005, 09:26 PM Post #20 |
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Nostadamus was so vague, his soppused prophecies can mean anything. Really, anything. He's so metaphorical, he soppusedly predicted Napolean, Clinton, Hitler, and Charlemange in the SAME PROPHECY. <_< It's not real, some guy craving attention. I must admit, the book written in 1890's entitled The Titan, has STRIKING resamblance to the events of the Titanic. Biblical prophecies are kinda the same thing, but different too. They're hard to understand, because half of the time, Isiah refers to Isreal, and the other half is Jesus, and he uses them interchangibly. But I don't think it's coincidence that Isiah describes crucifiction seven hundred years before it was invented. Uri Gellar used telekinesis, making stopped clocks work and spoons to bend, on stage, LIVE, and filmed. He only failed once, and it was later discovered the clock was failed with cement, making it impossible. NDE's are real, or at least the people who experience them believe they are. Most lie detectors and psychaiatrists prove that. Dragons are scientifically possible. Scientists have created working "Dragons". Most dragons exhibit the same triats in legends. It's a wierd thing to think of your own. Unicorns even to an extent. ESP is quite fascinating to study. Mind-Reading has been seen in people, mostly men for some reason. Ironically, those who have the skill tend not to show them and sometimes push away the skill. Having seen two ghosts, that's all the proof I need. But really ghosts are the hardest to confront because it's religous poison. I subscribe to a lenient interpretation of the Bible, believing that Hell doesn't exist as a fiery inferno but an enternal life on earth, never able to escape. It'd give more about that, but I'd rather this didn't become religously oriented. Many people have used Ouija boards, no one really explains why they work. Go out and buy one, they do work. Crop circles I'm willing to be lenient with. I suppose they might be extraterrestiral, maybe even the Nazca Lines. Even atheists don't doubt the existance of Stigmata, they instead try to find scientific explanations. Personally, I prefer proof before I believe something. EDIT: Forgot Bermuda Triangle: Real I guess, although i can't think of an explanation why. |
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Touching. Scientology
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| Cyrus | Nov 6 2005, 09:46 PM Post #21 |
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Most people give themselves stigmata. Crazy Christians who want to show others that they have suffered. Can you share your ghost stories, please? |
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| Reaver | Nov 7 2005, 09:48 PM Post #22 |
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Everything exists in mental reality on that list, I'm referring to Physical Reaility. |
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| Wind Sword | Nov 7 2005, 10:30 PM Post #23 |
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Stigmata... Have been recorded to bear no evidence of self-infliction ALWAYS follow periods of intense medetation Have never been able to heal by conventional means. On one occasion it wouldn't go away until St. Francis prayed for them to do so. Never give off smells typical of wounds, never smell. On two occasions, the stigmata gave off flowery and wholesome smells. Although hundreds of stigmata have been recorded over the ages, the Catholic Church only records those that have been proven not to be in anyway not "divinely induced." Stigmata may not nessecarily be Christian. They have been recordings of a pigeon recieving the exact stab wound of another, not being able to heal and not smelling, and a stigmata resembling the battle scars of Mohammad. Therefore, Stigmata are 1. NOT self-induced. Most occured to common peasents who had never heard of stigmata and being illiterate had no way to. Unless the pigeon stabbed itself. :ph43r: 2.NOT definate proof of God. The varrying forms seem to indictae that they are not divine in nature, unless Allah and God are double teaming us or you believe, like me that they are one and the same. Unfortunately, I believe Mohammad is a fraud, so meh. 3.NOT Psychosymatic. Of One hundred people hypnotized to believe that they could make themselves bleed through their wrists and feet, none did. Granted, one did develop red sores on his arms, although they believe it was unrelated. And of course, pigeons aren't the brighest creatures on the block. 4.DEFINATELY supernatural. Most people tend to deny this because its the same as saying God exists, but as i stated before, it's not really conclusive at all. I did my homework on this one. I love how Reaver more or less denied everything. Watch as I magically prove telepathy and mind reading in one!
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| Santi | Nov 7 2005, 11:19 PM Post #24 |
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Stigmata is a strange scientific phenomenon. Padre Pio was a well known father with stigmata, and was ordianed into sainthood. Then agian, many people have admitted their hoaxes. Hypochondriacs will just want the attention and pierce themselves. Then again, there are are also other signs of the stigmata like whiplashes, wounds in the head supposedly form a Crwon of Thorns, and a wound in the side from a spear. Honestly, I think this is one of those issues that relies on faith. |
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| Cyrus | Nov 8 2005, 09:47 AM Post #25 |
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It really does rely on faith. There has been plenty of evidence that bigfoot exists. There has also been a lot of evidence that telepathy and mind-reading exist. So which to believe? Telepathy puts people in the spot-light, and it's a form of entertainment. |
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| Tanuki | Nov 8 2005, 03:46 PM Post #26 |
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I have no Idea what Stigmata is...But I know what the rest is, ghosts are real, every creature exists in either physical or mental reality, I don't believe in that phycic crap, its just a bunch of Bullshit, and I am pretty sure Aliens don't exist. |
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| Reaver | Nov 8 2005, 04:11 PM Post #27 |
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Oddly enough I take that as a compliment. I'm still skeptical about the mind-reading trick, and as a few people have said, people have come forth with faking stigmatas. What about the people who didn't? |
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| Bosceon | Nov 8 2005, 04:23 PM Post #28 |
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God, you make me look smart... <_< Stigmatas are the wounds on Jesus' hands and feet.[/defintionfrom the top of my head] Everybody, its ok to call Rabies stupid, Reaver doesn't care. XD
I think I have more fakes then reaver did..
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| Reaver | Nov 8 2005, 04:33 PM Post #29 |
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Nope, you didn't. Just one less. |
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| Yes | Nov 9 2005, 09:38 PM Post #30 |
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I don't believe in much of that.
Now some others I decided to add. Mummies: Wow, one I actually believe in. After researching Tutenkamen (SP? yea sad I know, but it was years ago) theres just too much here. After finding the mummy, all the workers die, and Howard Carter later gets a scar on his cheek that is identical to one found on the mummies body (in the same place), which was speculated a bug bite that perhaps killed the boy. Well thats actually all I can think of at the moment. I'll do some more later. |
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