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Just saying, what we know about the user of the first and the first magic is vague enough that it could correspond to an alternative interpretation of Jesus as seen through the eyes of a Japanese fantasy writer. Particularly the parts about the user of the first reaching the root which as far as we know involves some sort of apotheosis/fusion with the godhead. And how he left some sort of message for others to follow in his footsteps. And how the emergence of the first magic corresponds to the end of the age of gods and the beginning of the age of man, which in turn corresponds to the beginning of the AD calendar which corresponds to the life of Christ and the emergence of Christianity as a worldwide religion.
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Maybe Stanrobe Calhin is the part that was left behind in our world, like Touko was talking about with Araya in KnK.
So does that make Aoko the anti-christ?
Jesus had black hair, dark skin, and brown eyes. The evidence of the village having different features meaning they are descended from jesus is bull.
I will repeat for McJon Jewish law forbids jesus from practicing the 1st magic.
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what I originally thought AoG was:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_the_Gods
Last edited by Haseo Nanaya; March 28th, 2015 at 09:42 PM.
What, the part about how his "brother Itsuki" switched places with him on the cross, and the "archaeologist" who found these writings in 1936, and were then destroyed in WWII, went on to try and contact aliens didn't tip you off?
Jewish law kind of bans witchcraft in general, what's your point? People didn't particularly like Witchcraft in the Dark Ages either, doesn't mean that there weren't any European practictioners.
Careful, McJon, you know people will start spreading that as the gospel.
Last edited by Haseo Nanaya; March 28th, 2015 at 10:55 PM.
I also don't think King Arthur is a girl but there you go.
Localizationing stuff
I'm not sure where you are getting the idea that denial of nothing is an eastern concept but you are probably wrong.