fish low yooo what- i just learnt about this- sounds exactly like mackie’s inconsistent triad !! wow religious education was useful for once Also The_Cat_in_Pajamas’ theory is really cool i like it August 21, 2024 at 6:55 am Log in to Reply
jennywhat i was thinking abel was Jenus’ son but your theory sounds more solid August 9, 2024 at 8:27 pm Log in to Reply
The_Cat_in_Pajamas My theory, Aisha is Jenus (who kills her son, oops Abel), Michael is Ignis (who kills his lover, killed Aisha before possession), Abel is Procreator (who kills his father, technically the cause of Hades’ death in the novel)… So yeah.. August 6, 2024 at 4:52 am Log in to Reply
Minanjie Ok so who is she? Since she is the lover of that guy who killed his lover, she cant be that woman who killed her child? July 5, 2024 at 11:41 pm Log in to Reply
Dilophosaur man So, is she the reincarnated one who kills her son? June 21, 2024 at 4:50 pm Log in to Reply
BibiQueen Interesting. This is actually a philosophical paradox. It’s Epicurus paradox about the Jewish God October 20, 2022 at 12:11 pm Log in to Reply
fish low
yooo what- i just learnt about this- sounds exactly like mackie’s inconsistent triad !! wow religious education was useful for once
Also The_Cat_in_Pajamas’ theory is really cool i like it
jennywhat
i was thinking abel was Jenus’ son but your theory sounds more solid
The_Cat_in_Pajamas
My theory, Aisha is Jenus (who kills her son, oops Abel), Michael is Ignis (who kills his lover, killed Aisha before possession), Abel is Procreator (who kills his father, technically the cause of Hades’ death in the novel)… So yeah..
Kazeko
The heck is this story
Minanjie
Ok so who is she? Since she is the lover of that guy who killed his lover, she cant be that woman who killed her child?
Dilophosaur man
So, is she the reincarnated one who kills her son?
BibiQueen
Interesting.
This is actually a philosophical paradox.
It’s Epicurus paradox about the Jewish God