In the end I didn't do it so I don't know for sure, and I had imagined before the eighth chapter that it would have made this run useless anyway, both because Quinn would have dumped me, and because I would have had to choose anyway
Obvious indeed. My friends always have good taste.
Not everything that is written is bound to be accepted as truth. The same thing applies to this. For example: Adam and Eve, It's a nice story. It's bound with moral fibre... but asking a grown man to believe it? Without being way too controversial, I'm going to say that it's just a story and let's leave it at that. The entire catholic religion is based on a mistake, on a mistranslation. The Septuagint scholars mistranslated the Hebrew word for "young woman"... into the Greek word for "virgin". It was an easy mistake to make, because there was only a subtle difference in the spelling. So, they came up with a prophecy: "Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear us a son." You understand? It was "virgin" that caught people's attention. It's not everyday a virgin conceives and bears a son. But leave that for a couple of hundred years to stew... And next thing you know you have the Holy Catholic Church.
I opened the spoiler fearing to find Magnar in it.Not everything that is written is bound to be accepted as truth. The same thing applies to this. For example: Adam and Eve, It's a nice story. It's bound with moral fibre... but asking a grown man to believe it? Without being way too controversial, I'm going to say that it's just a story and let's leave it at that. The entire catholic religion is based on a mistake, on a mistranslation. The Septuagint scholars mistranslated the Hebrew word for "young woman"... into the Greek word for "virgin". It was an easy mistake to make, because there was only a subtle difference in the spelling. So, they came up with a prophecy: "Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear us a son." You understand? It was "virgin" that caught people's attention. It's not everyday a virgin conceives and bears a son. But leave that for a couple of hundred years to stew... And next thing you know you have the Holy Catholic Church.
Like I said, just because it's written, doesn't make it true or so. But it gives us something that is important - hope. So it's not important whether it's fact or fiction. People like to believe and they are free to do so as they like.
That being said, let me remind you who the best girl in the game is:
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I say that a warning should be sent to the next 'blackmail by Tybalt'.Felice, I think you should ask him how would he feel if a couple of gopniks invaded Sweden and destroyed his house in a WW2 Soviet tank.
P.S: Shout out to our resident tank commander/gopnik/vodka specialist/pierogi taster, Coinzell
That virgin thing is actually quite interesting. My post was just a joke anyway but I find your answer deep and beutifull. I can understand the charm of religion. Guess we could apreciate some of its stories in his metaphorical meanings, take the best of his moral recomendation and enjoy its art.Not everything that is written is bound to be accepted as truth. The same thing applies to this. For example: Adam and Eve, It's a nice story. It's bound with moral fibre... but asking a grown man to believe it? Without being way too controversial, I'm going to say that it's just a story and let's leave it at that. The entire catholic religion is based on a mistake, on a mistranslation. The Septuagint scholars mistranslated the Hebrew word for "young woman"... into the Greek word for "virgin". It was an easy mistake to make, because there was only a subtle difference in the spelling. So, they came up with a prophecy: "Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear us a son." You understand? It was "virgin" that caught people's attention. It's not everyday a virgin conceives and bears a son. But leave that for a couple of hundred years to stew... And next thing you know you have the Holy Catholic Church.
Like I said, just because it's written, doesn't make it true or so. But it gives us something that is important - hope. So it's not important whether it's fact or fiction. People like to believe and they are free to do so as they like.
That being said, let me remind you who the best girl in the game is:
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Nah man, don't take me as a super religious, goes to a church on a daily basis type of guy. Sure, I'm a believer, but I'm not crazy about it, besides if I have to be honest, I'm a sinner so religion isn't something that has an overbearing presence in my life.
I think your reading to much into this, Maya situation realism is detable but is entirely possible. As for Chad i agree, im from Western Europe in college and we realy dont care if someone is gay or not, I imagine in America this is even more unlikely to him to face opression. Its complety wrong, if someone actualy undermines him solely because he is gay that person wode 100% face opression from other students.
You got a funny way of not being controversial. I’m pretty sure the basis of the Catholic religion, or ANY Christian religion is not the virgin birth. It is the death and resurrection. In any case, its an odd point to bring up on a porn game site.Not everything that is written is bound to be accepted as truth. The same thing applies to this. For example: Adam and Eve, It's a nice story. It's bound with moral fibre... but asking a grown man to believe it? Without being way too controversial, I'm going to say that it's just a story and let's leave it at that. The entire catholic religion is based on a mistake, on a mistranslation. The Septuagint scholars mistranslated the Hebrew word for "young woman"... into the Greek word for "virgin". It was an easy mistake to make, because there was only a subtle difference in the spelling. So, they came up with a prophecy: "Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear us a son." You understand? It was "virgin" that caught people's attention. It's not everyday a virgin conceives and bears a son. But leave that for a couple of hundred years to stew... And next thing you know you have the Holy Catholic Church.
Like I said, just because it's written, doesn't make it true or so. But it gives us something that is important - hope. So it's not important whether it's fact or fiction. People like to believe and they are free to do so as they like.
That being said, let me remind you who the best girl in the game is:
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The point of the post wasn't religion. It was used as an example in terms of truth and belief, because some retards around here that keep making new profiles seem to not understand the point of it.
