Unveiled Artist
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I had a interesting conversation couple of days ago. One with a Luciferian and the other with my Christian co-worker/friend.
So... my battery in my watch went out and I went to get it replaced. While talking to the lady behind the counter, she glanced at my pentacle and asked me if I were a pagan. I said yes. So, she said she is a Luciferian. She explained it. I haven't met someone other than Christian and Muslim in person; so, we had a good conversation about our beliefs.
My friend and co-worker talks a lot to me about her faith. I talk about her faith to help her out. Though she never takes interest to ask me about mine. She says something to the effect of "what you practice is against god so I need to distance myself from it" (as a result, from knowing who I am)
Anyway.
If we tell each other everything our personal lives and struggles why can't I tell her about my conversation (lightly) I had with the lady above. So, I did. Lightly.
She says, "so she worships Lucifer..." and I said no. She gave me this look and said "I would have just walked away and not say anything." No, not nicely.... just walked away in the middle of the conversation.
So basically, she only knows how she defines the woman's religion rather than taking into account how the woman defines her own religion (and mine for that matter).
Okay, I know I just want to get this out, but
I know a lot of you may say why am I talking with this friend. She doesn't know X. She is this. She is that. That's not what I want to hear. I hear that from a lot and it's written in the Bible. Please don't do what a lot of christians do. (Don't reinvent the wheel please).
But it went totally over my head.
What ye think?
So... my battery in my watch went out and I went to get it replaced. While talking to the lady behind the counter, she glanced at my pentacle and asked me if I were a pagan. I said yes. So, she said she is a Luciferian. She explained it. I haven't met someone other than Christian and Muslim in person; so, we had a good conversation about our beliefs.
My friend and co-worker talks a lot to me about her faith. I talk about her faith to help her out. Though she never takes interest to ask me about mine. She says something to the effect of "what you practice is against god so I need to distance myself from it" (as a result, from knowing who I am)
Anyway.
If we tell each other everything our personal lives and struggles why can't I tell her about my conversation (lightly) I had with the lady above. So, I did. Lightly.
She says, "so she worships Lucifer..." and I said no. She gave me this look and said "I would have just walked away and not say anything." No, not nicely.... just walked away in the middle of the conversation.
So basically, she only knows how she defines the woman's religion rather than taking into account how the woman defines her own religion (and mine for that matter).
Okay, I know I just want to get this out, but
I know a lot of you may say why am I talking with this friend. She doesn't know X. She is this. She is that. That's not what I want to hear. I hear that from a lot and it's written in the Bible. Please don't do what a lot of christians do. (Don't reinvent the wheel please).
On that note, what do you think about this?
I know I'm not going to mention it again, but in light of how she would not talk to the woman, I wonder how she sees me in my faith. Then, I wonder since she is still talking to me, what does she think a pagan is compared to a Lucifarian or a Satanist. It makes me think when I hear this bluntly. She was nice and genuine about it.
I know I'm not going to mention it again, but in light of how she would not talk to the woman, I wonder how she sees me in my faith. Then, I wonder since she is still talking to me, what does she think a pagan is compared to a Lucifarian or a Satanist. It makes me think when I hear this bluntly. She was nice and genuine about it.
But it went totally over my head.
What ye think?
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