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Edited by GastonRabbit on Nov 11th 2022 at 8:59:38 AM
I am inclined to say that the Great Schism was stupid.
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."@Arc: Heh. You're right. After all, I'm sure you know a thing or two about this.
TVTropes Nuzlocke Thread. - Arceus Help Us All.I just went on Omegle and this happened:
Stranger: heyy there
You: Hello.
Stranger: hi whats your name
You: Bill Clinton Obama.
Stranger: fuckin democrat
You: Yeah.
Stranger: age then
You: 514.
Stranger: gay
I kinda want to write a story about a religious schism. I know exactly what culture would fit. Awesome.
This'll be fun.
I'll write the pilgrimage story first, though.
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."@Spain: By virtue of the Elite being the most virtuous and supreme of the Covenant species, and being denied as such by the Covenant church, I think they totally had every right of separating.
I spoke of the great schism between the Eastern Orthodoxy and the Roman Catholic Church.
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."@Spain: I know. I just felt like saying that the Elite are awesome.
Because they are.
So awesome.
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."Taking sides on historical wars (or any conflict that you're not actually involved in) is generally not a good idea. Dividing conflicts into good guys/bad guys is one of the better ways to miss important influences and consequences.
I will keep my soul in a place out of sight, Far off, where the pulse of it is not heard.@Anon That reminds me of a conversation on Omegle I had.
Stranger: I'm glad we had this talk, son.
Stranger: Salvation is easier than you might think.
You: And how do I go about doing this salvation thingy?
Stranger: Well, let me tell you about how my life was saved by Jesus Christ.
Stranger: This is a story about my life. Finding Jesus changed everything.
Stranger: Flipped it, you even might say.
Stranger: I was born and raised in West Philadelphia.
Stranger: I was rather fond of playing games with my fellow schoolchildren on the playground; I spent much of my time there.
Stranger: We were great fans of basketball, and there was a hoop right outside of the school.
Stranger: Unfortunately, one day a few unsavory young men came up to our playground.
Stranger: They were obviously up to no good.
Stranger: They started causing a lot of trouble, and I must confess, it quite scared my mother.
Stranger: I fell in with a bad lot and found myself involved in a fight, and this did not sit well with poor, dear Mama.
Stranger: She told me then that I was going to be moving in with my aunt and uncle (they lived in Bel-Air).
Stranger: They were great Mormons, and they showed me the error of my ways.
Stranger: That is how I became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. \\
@Norn: Oh, I'm aware. Hence why I'm declaring the whole matter to be stupid.
Still incredibly interesting, though.
Unfortunately, I have to leave for a meeting soon, so I can't continue reading about it at the moment.
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."

Hey Key!
@Lockan: -Patpat- I'm sorry, I don't know what to say here, not my area of the little knowledge I have.