having that darker side is not a bad thing and you should embrace it only to the point where you cant control it.embrace as much as you can control because having that kind of power can save yoor life when it really counts. just use as long as u use that power for good thenyour still ok. the feeling can be exciting and scary at first trust me I know but u can use, you just have to know when

i had this idea for a time now but my dad apperently thought of it first so now when i die i have to settle for being the prince but when i die i will go to hell and if my dad doesnt do it i will. like i said i think god and jesus are awesome but i plan to walk a different path.

ppl who think this is stupid are ignorant because if you kill satan then u take the throne with the power and arnt left at the bottom of the food chain in hell and guess what no body punishes you because you are the punisher!!

And to you SwanSword as I said *before*, your brain washing bs isn’t needed in this world. Its how corruption is made, an attempt force to follow one way only or you are worthless.

In the past I have seen the words of the religion Swan follows being the only possible way to salvation, and that any other belief would be wrong. This was being said to someone talking about a dream ofcourse, and Swan said that due to what they saw in their dream they needed to follow the faith to become true again and yet again, that it was the only way. Ever since that post I’ve met every post Swan has posted with an opposing statment.

Now, as for Brainwashing, I posted the definition I spoke about:
Definition of Brainwashing- Intensive, forcible indoctrination, usually political or religious, aimed at destroying a person’s basic convictions and attitudes and replacing them with an alternative set of fixed beliefs.

The kid felt as if his dreams was of deep meaning to him, and Swan attempted to smash the idea and throw religious faith into it. aimed at destorying, replacing with alternative. It fits the definition hence why I fight the words.

For the Hypocrite part, I really have no idea what you mean by it for I don’t see myself as trying to make people believe in one religion only and if that one isn’t followed then your wrong.

I encourage all sides of any religion to throw in words and argue what could be correct, but I totally disagree with it being shoved down someones throat and told its the only way, because that just isn’t right. There are far too many religions out there to be certain, but the one thing about most of them that anyone can follow is: There is a God. This is the only one I follow, and the rest is by heart alone.

There are too many religions that have been shown wrong or faulty to be able to say one is right anymore. Take the mormons, their religion was built on a lie and I only say this because I have the information to prove it. I won’t explain it out of respect unless I’m called out to do so, but I still stand strong on that.

Although I cannot be sure about my own revelations, and their accuracy, I will not absentmindedly denounce another’s certainty. If someone brings about a prophecy, and puts much faith in its truth based on a strong spiritual bond(and rather than a greedy impulse or logical progression) I will put a bit of faith in it as well. I’m not saying I’m going to trust that that is as it will happen exactly, but I will hold it as a possibility, while at the same time holding on to all the I have read in the Bible. Never will I take someone’s logic if it disputes the teachings of God’s Word. My faith is based solely on it. That is how I have chosen to live my life. I refuse to agree to being “brainwashed”. Everyone has a belief, and some have faith. As some beliefs may be construed as harmful to some, it is widely accepted that Christianity is not. Aside from the thought that the average Christian is hateful to any other belief or culture, that is not true. Most, including myself, love everyone, though we see the world as in sin, we bear it and keep our faith. Yes, we impose our beliefs on others quite often, as it is our duty, but it is not and should not ever be forced. God has never forced a people to believe in him, but gives the choice to us. Thus it is our duty to spread the word so that it may have a choice. As for those who do force doctrine upon others, it is not correct to do so, and as for their Judgement, I cannot be the Judge.

The point I am trying to make, is that while I will believe certain things, I will tell those beliefs to the world as to try and glorify God.

If SwanSword has strong faith in what he believes, I commend that. But I will make a point to believe only in the future that the Bible sets forth, and not a variation. I would also like to make a point that once the “end” has come, as explained in the Bible as people who have lived in faith shall rise up to meet Jesus in the sky, a vast amount of occurrences will happen before the actual end of Earth(as we know it). I’m not quite sure that I can agree that the Biblical apocalypse has occurred.

However, I will not judge for myself this prophecy, as this is not the reason for this website, nor is it right to do so. I would instead like to thank SwanSword for sharing.

EternalDreamer, I mean no disrespect in this rebuttal, but please bear with me(should you read this) as I say what I am about to say. If every belief we imposed on another person could be justified as “brainwashing”…well I guess human nature defines one of human’s duties as brainwashing. We all impose our beliefs. Even you impose some of what you believe. (as a disclaimer, I understand that I could never grasp what you believe unless you told me, which you have not) But you have given an example in your comment. I take it that you do believe that the imposition of beliefs in God and the Bible are immoral, maybe even wrong. If that is not what you believe, then I am sorry for my accusation. However, in and of itself, you impose your thoughts on the world just as we do. I’d like to give you two definitions. One I will make on my own, and one I will get from my Webster’s.

Brainwashing – Taking away one’s belief(s) without that person’s chosing. —- You see, the only way to brainwash someone is to use a mystical elixir or by spell…neither of which I recall having existed.If there were such a thing, I would agree to your accusation towards SwanSword. Maybe he cast a spell on me. However, to change someone’s mind one must resort to the oldest trick in the book. Communication. If by imposing one’s beliefs on another constitutes the term “brainwash”, I hope it isn’t illegal to do so. If you look at James Clavell’s classic novel “The Children’s Story”, you would see that not magical spells or potions were used. Just good ‘ole fashioned talking and reasoning.(Of course you could argue the father’s case) But,father aside, assuming you haven’t cast your own spell on me or anyone else reading this page and its subsequent comments, I would have to call you a hypocrite.(if I weren’t one to call names)

Hypocrite – n. one who pretends to be what one is not