#monotheists

[melias-cimitiere]

How do the angels feel about monotheistic hate groups or I guess more specifically do they attempt to stop or interfere with them in the same way demons would ?

Good question. Recently a few thousand angels refused to serve anymore and providing the church with false miracles. They assist whenever they see merit, and not when people gather at the churches to make it happen. With regards to your question, as soon as a monotheist (person or group) is fuelled by hate and start seeding discord and violence, they lose any angelic support. Their guardian angels start moving away the deeper they go into this, and retribution angels begin to gather, causing misfortunes and disassembling their power. For those humans that are too blind to change after all that, there's the demons who finish what the angels started.

[decadantsleep]

An idea for witches and hellenic/nonhellenic polytheists/monotheists, make a sigil that represents your god/goddess/deity's name. For non witchy mono/polytheists, use all the letters in your deity's name to create a symbol, and draw that symbol on things you wish to dedicate to your deity.

[iy0v]

[wisdomfish]

As strict monotheists, many Jewish contemporaries of Jesus were outraged at his claims to divine authority. Their extreme reaction demonstrates that they understood Jesus to be claiming deity for himself.

Samples, Kenneth Richard. ‘Without a Doubt: Answering the 20 Toughest Faith Questions. p. 106

[themarvellousmonotheist]

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[themarvellousmonotheist]

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[athousandgateaux]

Monotheists are like those dull and uninspired children who compel you to patronize them . In the end , one has to ignore them, one cannot stoop far enough to argue, after all, if they are capable of believing such things what are they not capable of believing? An insipid pseudo-religion in the terminal phase of its senescence is perhaps safer than the rejuvenating absurdities into which its disillusioned adherents would undoubtedly stumble.

Nick Land, The Thirst for Annihilation, pg. 78

[covertrook]

These pre-monotheists’ way of thinking about how to make the most of our lives is one that we, steeped in social media and celebrity culture, are in a fine position to understand. What is most startling about their existential response is its clear-eyed rejection of transcendence. The cosmos is indifferent, and only human terms apply: Perform exceptional deeds so as to earn the praise of others whose existence is as brief as your own. That’s the best we can do, Pindar said, in the quest for significance: "And two things only tend life’s sweetest moment: when in the flower of wealth a man enjoys both triumph and good fame. Seek not to become Zeus. All is yours if the allotment of these two gifts has fallen to you. Mortal thoughts befit a mortal man."

Rebecca Newberger Goldstein