cuz this is what your refuring to and its a
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I'm not "refuring" to anything,
I gave you direct Old Testament quote (with the OG
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as well, to boot) depicting a cherubim flesh-crafted "charriot" with "wheels," that weren't there for rollin' rollin' rollin' (and if you want to argue the translation, first get some clue on the subject).
The guardian of Eden is not described beyond "flaming sword," so can your subjective projection already. No, the "biblical angels" aren't pretty white blondes with blue eyes or whatever. They "appear" human when interacting with humans, possibly to avoid freaking them out with "four-faces with multiple eyes and wheels, and wings aplenty" unless that's desired. Or maybe, oh, I don't know... they are fictional entities who do not even have an inherent physical form, especially considering the fiction they come from considers them things like thoughts of God made manifest (so technically they don't have independent existence, either, at least from what I remember of the Old Testament).
There are several far more abstract (and interesting) depictions of angels, and Ezekiel's is one of the more detailed ones.
tl;dr: you tried correcting somebody on a subject you know jack about, and instead of learning from your mistakes you decide to double down against literal biblical citations contradicting your claim.
Next you'll be telling me Harry Potter was a muggle, or that
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(if anybody likes D&D they should absolutely read that one).
Lmao it's just what happens when a game update is so miniscule that everyone who awaited the update were left with blue ball untreated pre-nut clarity and began discussing lengthy topics to distract themselves
For me it was more an "issue" of seeing somebody throw complete BS on a subject that I'm actually acutely familiar with (spent a lot of time researching this for Persistent World MUD world-building back when, probably longer than necessary, since I always enjoyed mythology).
What? I take my fiction seriously, damnit!
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