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Old 08-15-2003, 03:51 PM   #21
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Måns,
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Neither did men worship them or did they seek to be worshipped, two of what we would call criterias of being a God
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I reject that anything could be called God except Eru the creator.
I was still trying to argue that they are gods (although notice that I didn't spell it with capital G as in God)by proving that your worship rituals idea by which one would be considered a god is not true in ME even for Illuvatar, who we all agree is the Supreme Being.
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