Materialistically, there is nothing truly worth dying for. On the other hand, I'd die to protect the people I love and care about.
Read what you wrote very carefully, and know that it made me laugh.crudus said:Actually, that all depends on how you define immortality and/or living. Achilles arguably gave his life for immorality.Phlakes said:Immortality. Oops, paradox.
The two sentences may be non-sequiters but are true nonetheless.lacktheknack said:Read what you wrote very carefully, and know that it made me laugh.crudus said:Actually, that all depends on how you define immortality and/or living. Achilles arguably gave his life for immorality.Phlakes said:Immortality. Oops, paradox.
I meant check your spelling.crudus said:The two sentences may be non-sequiters but are true nonetheless.lacktheknack said:Read what you wrote very carefully, and know that it made me laugh.crudus said:Actually, that all depends on how you define immortality and/or living. Achilles arguably gave his life for immorality.Phlakes said:Immortality. Oops, paradox.
also my friends and family, of course. but thats a little overdone.shai hulud said:And I would lay down my life to birth a new generation of a righteous culture.
To a people I could proudly love and cherish.
For that's all I've ever asked for and been deprived of.
Not a tear for those of flesh
Not a stayed hand for a world that prostitutes itself.
Not a minute more of degeneration.
Why? Why should religion be such a taboo subject?Kris015 said:Dude, NOT cool. Now i'm not religious or anything, but this is crossing the line.Black Sulphur said:The death of religion.