[dragonraid] Re: pegasi, etc.

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From: "jackray" <jackray@...>
Date: Sun, 9 Aug 1998 07:33:51 -0400
Now I have to agree.  
Keep our symbols, and let those that twist them worry.
Kind of like the first of the Plains of Futlity Raid series.  But that
comes later.
Jack
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> From: Peggish M Owen <dabassboy@...>
> To: dragonraid@...
> Subject: Re: [DragonRaid] pegasi, etc.
> Date: Sunday, August 09, 1998 12:01 AM
> 
> 
> On Sat, 8 Aug 1998 19:03:53 -0600 papabeardm@... (David L. Milner)
> writes:
> >	"Deus ex machina" means "A god from a machine, and it was a 
> >dramatic device used in ancient Greek drama to solve all the problems 
> >when man had screwed it up so badly it took a god to fix it.  A good 
> >example is the last scene in "Agamamnon" or "Medea".
> >
> >	As to the present controversy, IT'S A GAME, PEOPLE!  It works 
> >(woks?) sort of like a smorgasbord.  If you can use an aspect (an 
> >aspic?:-)) of the game, use it.  If it is problematic, use what _will_ 
> >work.  It doesn't take an official rule change to do that.  (Hmm.  I 
> >must be getting hungry.  Is that pizza I smell?)
> >
> >	On the lighter side, we could do an adventure featuring all 
> >the fantastic creatures.  Maybe we could call it, "Pegasu Got Marred." 
> > :-)  (Yukka, yukka.  Yes, I know its a plant but they spell it 
> >differently.)
> >
> >	Mormons, eh?  I was thinking JW's myself.
> >
> >	Lady angels, eh?  I thought they transcended sexuality, as 
> >opposed to being sexless like worker bees.  I guess there could be 
> >lady angels.  All those Rennaisance cherubs had to come from 
> >somewhere. :-)
> >
> >	Personally, I don't care what we call the stupid dragon.  We 
> >still have to deal with him.  Just as a ricocheted tangent here, it 
> >strikes me that too many Christians spend too much time trying to 
> >define Satan and his minions and too little time working to defeat 
> >him.  But I don't mean that in a bad way. :-)  
> >
> 
> 	I couldn't agree with you more Dariel. I mean, whats in a name?
> :). Also, I think Rainbow is good by itself. It shows evil taking the
> shape of and perverting something that God made to be beautiful. Doesn't
> that happen all the time? I mean, thats the biggest thing in our culture.
> Taking good things and twisting them. Like sex, God made it as something
> beautiful, but demons have found it to be a great temtation. They've used
> temptation in the form of sex, but in a perverted way, to lure thousands
> of people into their web of deceit. What could be a better representaion
> of showing that kind of temptation. People were saying that the rainbow
> is used by homomsexuals. Well, just like the rainbow dragon represents
> twisting the use of a rainbow, homosexuality twists the use of sex. New
> agers use the rainbow to twist religion, they use something God made into
> something to replace God. So, if you ask me, it makes sense the way it
> is.
> 
> 
> 			Greg, the One With No Special Title
> 
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