breathofgod/breathofgod.inform/Skein.skein

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Breath of God
A potentially Christian journey. by William Moore
Release 2 / Serial number 230207 / Inform 7 v10.1.2 / D

Resurrection Leawood Narthex Center
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the west and east. There is an exit to the north leading into the sanctuary.

You can see Theophilius and Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex Center here.



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Breath of God
A potentially Christian journey. by William Moore
Release 2 / Serial number 230207 / Inform 7 v10.1.2 / D

Resurrection Leawood Narthex Center
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the west and east. There is an exit to the north leading into the sanctuary.

You can see Theophilius and Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex Center here.



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There is no "trinity" per se. Breaking it down, the godhead is still Jesus in the personage of God because, in Judaism, only God may forgive sins against himself, which Jesus did with impunity in the eyes of the Jewish people of the day. God is still the deity. The "Holy Ghost" is not a part of God but of God. It is incorrectly mistranslated. Instead, it is the Breath of God that is of God, not to be worshipped.


One criticism of the Apostles William has is that they used "magical" means to make smoke appear on Pentacost. Their motivations are lost with time, but it's possible because they knew people would pay attention.


So, in essence, there is a trinity but not in the fashion used to by Christians. Calling the Breath of God from which we all draw inspiration and hope the "Holy Ghost" has a different meaning in the modern world.

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There is no "trinity" per se. Breaking it down, the godhead is still Jesus in the personage of God because, in Judaism, only God may forgive sins against himself, which Jesus did with impunity in the eyes of the Jewish people of the day. God is still the deity. The "Holy Ghost" is not a part of God but of God. It is incorrectly mistranslated. Instead, it is the Breath of God that is of God, not to be worshipped.


One criticism of the Apostles William has is that they used "magical" means to make smoke appear on Pentacost. Their motivations are lost with time, but it's possible because they knew people would pay attention.


So, in essence, there is a trinity but not in the fashion used to by Christians. Calling the Breath of God from which we all draw inspiration and hope the "Holy Ghost" has a different meaning in the modern world.

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Resurrection Leawood Narthex East
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the northeast. There are paths leading both northeast and and west and one leading northwest into the sanctuary. There are stairs leading up.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex East here.



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Resurrection Leawood Narthex East
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the northeast. There are paths leading both northeast and and west and one leading northwest into the sanctuary. There are stairs leading up.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex East here.



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People need to do good works. It doesn't guarantee a positive place in the afterlife even in the slightest. "Faith without works is dead" instead is the belief. How can one contribute? They can "just be there" for someone without saying "just trust in Jesus" in times of crisis. Another way is to write stories or interactive fictions detailing particuilar beliefs.


These are examples of passive, in the case of the latter, or active, in the case of the former, evangelizing. Passive has the biggest positive impact.

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People need to do good works. It doesn't guarantee a positive place in the afterlife even in the slightest. "Faith without works is dead" instead is the belief. How can one contribute? They can "just be there" for someone without saying "just trust in Jesus" in times of crisis. Another way is to write stories or interactive fictions detailing particuilar beliefs.


These are examples of passive, in the case of the latter, or active, in the case of the former, evangelizing. Passive has the biggest positive impact.

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Resurrection Leawood Narthex Center
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the west and east. There is an exit to the north leading into the sanctuary.

You can see Theophilius and Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex Center here.



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Resurrection Leawood Narthex Center
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the west and east. There is an exit to the north leading into the sanctuary.

You can see Theophilius and Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex Center here.



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Resurrection Leawood Narthex West
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the northwest. There are paths leading both northwest and east and one leading northeast into the sanctuary. There are stairs leading up.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex West here.



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Resurrection Leawood Narthex West
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the northwest. There are paths leading both northwest and east and one leading northeast into the sanctuary. There are stairs leading up.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex West here.



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It's a common misconception that there are angels there to rescue you at the beckon and call and provide inspiration. This is likely a carry over from non-Christian religious beliefs. Instead, there is only God to rescue you and the Breath of God to inspire you and to guide you as it reaches your body.

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It's a common misconception that there are angels there to rescue you at the beckon and call and provide inspiration. This is likely a carry over from non-Christian religious beliefs. Instead, there is only God to rescue you and the Breath of God to inspire you and to guide you as it reaches your body.

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Resurrection Leawood Narthex Center
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the west and east. There is an exit to the north leading into the sanctuary.

You can see Theophilius and Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex Center here.



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Resurrection Leawood Narthex Center
A beautiful section of the narthex.

It curves to the west and east. There is an exit to the north leading into the sanctuary.

You can see Theophilius and Resurrection Leawood Stone Water Feature of Narthex Center here.



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Resurrection Leawood Sanctuary Lower Floor Center Corridor
The lower floor, center part, of the sanctuary opens up to seating all around.

There are paths leading toward the stage to the north and to the rest of the seating to the east and west. There is an exit to the south.



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Resurrection Leawood Sanctuary Lower Floor Center Corridor
The lower floor, center part, of the sanctuary opens up to seating all around.

There are paths leading toward the stage to the north and to the rest of the seating to the east and west. There is an exit to the south.



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Resurrection Leawood Stage
Complete with podium, altar, and space for musicians and a choir in the back, the stage is where the ceremonies take place.

There are paths in all directions.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Baptismal Font and Resurrection Leawood Altar Table here.



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Resurrection Leawood Stage
Complete with podium, altar, and space for musicians and a choir in the back, the stage is where the ceremonies take place.

There are paths in all directions.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Baptismal Font and Resurrection Leawood Altar Table here.



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        <result xml:space="preserve">You see nothing special about Resurrection Leawood Altar Table.



As an aside, Christ showed compassion and charity to humanity. As a part of this, He forcibly made people recognize human dignity and this is necessary for the Christian life. It does not matter what people look like or self-identify or even believe, outside being hateful people. This is, as the Christ so poignantly pointed out, the summation of the Law: to love everyone regardless and it is absolutely lost on most of Christianity.

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As an aside, Christ showed compassion and charity to humanity. As a part of this, He forcibly made people recognize human dignity and this is necessary for the Christian life. It does not matter what people look like or self-identify or even believe, outside being hateful people. This is, as the Christ so poignantly pointed out, the summation of the Law: to love everyone regardless and it is absolutely lost on most of Christianity.

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        <result xml:space="preserve">Resurrection Leawood Stage
Complete with podium, altar, and space for musicians and a choir in the back, the stage is where the ceremonies take place.

There are paths in all directions.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Baptismal Font and Resurrection Leawood Altar Table here.



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        <commentary xml:space="preserve">Resurrection Leawood Stage
Complete with podium, altar, and space for musicians and a choir in the back, the stage is where the ceremonies take place.

There are paths in all directions.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Baptismal Font and Resurrection Leawood Altar Table here.



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Resurrection Leawood Sanctuary Lower Floor Northwest Corridor
The lower floor, western part, of the sanctuary opens up to seating.

There are paths leading toward the stage to the east and to the rest of the seating to the northwest and south. There is an exit to the west.



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Resurrection Leawood Sanctuary Lower Floor Northwest Corridor
The lower floor, western part, of the sanctuary opens up to seating.

There are paths leading toward the stage to the east and to the rest of the seating to the northwest and south. There is an exit to the west.



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Resurrection Leawood Sanctuary Lower Floor Northwest
The lower floor, western part, of the sanctuary opens up to seating.

There is a path leading southeast.



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Resurrection Leawood Sanctuary Lower Floor Northwest
The lower floor, western part, of the sanctuary opens up to seating.

There is a path leading southeast.



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Resurrection Leawood Sanctuary Lower Floor Northwest Corridor
The lower floor, western part, of the sanctuary opens up to seating.

There are paths leading toward the stage to the east and to the rest of the seating to the northwest and south. There is an exit to the west.



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Resurrection Leawood Sanctuary Lower Floor Northwest Corridor
The lower floor, western part, of the sanctuary opens up to seating.

There are paths leading toward the stage to the east and to the rest of the seating to the northwest and south. There is an exit to the west.



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Resurrection Leawood Stage
Complete with podium, altar, and space for musicians and a choir in the back, the stage is where the ceremonies take place.

There are paths in all directions.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Baptismal Font and Resurrection Leawood Altar Table here.



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Resurrection Leawood Stage
Complete with podium, altar, and space for musicians and a choir in the back, the stage is where the ceremonies take place.

There are paths in all directions.

You can see Resurrection Leawood Baptismal Font and Resurrection Leawood Altar Table here.



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It is important for a Christian to remember their baptism. This means following Erasmus and his thoughts on the Christian Knight, although William really needs to finish this work. When remembering the baptism, they show people love. Love really does conquer all.


In his own life, William Moore's bigoted father, who was an atheist, had his heart melted to dark-skinned individuals by simply holding William's first-born who is half Togolese. By simply refusing to give her up and falling asleep with her in his arms, William's father recanted towards the end of his life of bigotry towards dark-skinned individuals. The rest of his father's bigotry remained to be determined if it was "cleansed" from his life prior to his passing.

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It is important for a Christian to remember their baptism. This means following Erasmus and his thoughts on the Christian Knight, although William really needs to finish this work. When remembering the baptism, they show people love. Love really does conquer all.


In his own life, William Moore's bigoted father, who was an atheist, had his heart melted to dark-skinned individuals by simply holding William's first-born who is half Togolese. By simply refusing to give her up and falling asleep with her in his arms, William's father recanted towards the end of his life of bigotry towards dark-skinned individuals. The rest of his father's bigotry remained to be determined if it was "cleansed" from his life prior to his passing.

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Resurrection Leawood Stained Glass Window
A massive, multi-colored stained glass window featuring loads of Christian symbolism and meaning to Resurrection, A Methodist Church. You feel awe-inspired and nearly want to pray several times as a consequence.



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Resurrection Leawood Stained Glass Window
A massive, multi-colored stained glass window featuring loads of Christian symbolism and meaning to Resurrection, A Methodist Church. You feel awe-inspired and nearly want to pray several times as a consequence.



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        <result xml:space="preserve">You kneel down, close your eyes, and say a little prayer.
You have completed the quest and mission set forth. Hopefully, you're blessed somewhat by this.



    *** The End ***




Would you like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, QUIT or UNDO the last command?
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        <commentary xml:space="preserve">You kneel down, close your eyes, and say a little prayer.
You have completed the quest and mission set forth. Hopefully, you're blessed somewhat by this.



    *** The End ***




Would you like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game, QUIT or UNDO the last command?
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