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Yes the Bible talks about Muhammed

This passage in particular:

>For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. So it is no surprise if his servants, also, disguise themselves as servants of righteousness. Their end will correspond to their deeds. 2 Corinthians 11:13-15


notice it speaks of satan disguising himself as an 'angel of light' and his servants claiming to in agreement with Christ but in fact contradict Christ. Literally foreshadowing Muhammed who believed he got his message from an "angel of light" yet contradicted the gospels. Also Joseph Smith allegedly spoke to such an angel yet contradicted the gospel.

>>6443345
Spiritual atheism.
I read the Bible, listen to Tallis and Allegri, find much pleasure in reading about various heretic cults, find mysticism interesting and refrain from tipping my fedora. I am moved by the poetry of Wilde, Blake, Houseman and the Psalms. I also subscribe to various conservative ideas.
Yet, I've never believed all the stuff. It's to me like the Greek mythology, only much more accessible and refined.

Has a writer/philosopher ever written about his experiences with prostitutes? Either in fiction or non-fiction?

can it be justified?

Posted this on /mu but I should've known better... I want to try here.

Here's my theory or should I say allegory on the 'big' three most popular (but pretty much rightly so) composers. I'm sure you'll say it's a louzy allegory because of certain facts that I'll totally agree with, but it is how the composers feel to me and I think it fits. But you could always improve upon it or change it completely or choose other composers etc!

The scene is a castle owned by a prince.

>>5874376

it's basically a waifu religion, where you try to make a tulpa out of your imaginary jesus and make love to it.