Originally posted by Erik-Lensherr
First of all, you are. And second of all, there is an option so that even if somebody is on your ignore list you can read their posts.
You can't quote. Even if I were blocked, is there any point of mentioning it? It's not of any use to the current topic being discussed. The only reason you do it is because you think of yourself as better than others.
Please point me to where you said something in that post that contradicted what I said.Now.
I said that your interpretion made no sense followed by an explaination.
You quoted my reply part by part. And when comming to this, you simply replied: "Because you say so?"
I stated my perspective directly after this, if you found a flaw you should refere to that. Instead to making the reply longer than it needs to be, filled out with crap.
You said that Yahweh told Lucifer that the aformentioned knew who those forces were, insinuating that this contradicts my theory. So I showed to you that Lucifer is aware of GEB's existence. What you just posted has nothing to do with that.
Then why did you say, he was aware of the Great Darkness?
He didn't say that there are forces external to him, nor that they are more powerfull than him. All that he said is that he was shaped by forces external to him.
But when he said to Lucifer "You know what they are." He implied that the forces are.
So ? Since he is those two merged into one, they still exist, thus the present tense is used.
Lets take this over.
YHWH states that he's high and mighty, and then said "But even I was shaped by forces external to me."
Think of this for a minute, why would he use "But even I" instead of simply "I"? He's heavily implying that there are forces to him that's beyond his power and authority.
As I said, there is nothing to suggest that he was talking about the writers.And despite the fact that you have brought absolutley no evidence to support that he was reffering to the writers, I'm still going to prove it wrong. Yahweh said that those forces 'shaped' him not that they are shaping him, so he is not reffering to the writers.
I've brought up as much evidence as you have.
I think of shape as creating a character. In the minds of the editors and writer YHWH already exists. They're shaped (their character) only once.
But it seems like you think of shaping as drawing and coloring.