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orionsixwings · 29th July 2007, 10:07 PM

Of gods

Very sensitive topic, I asure you, so in the interest of peace, we will keep the conversation focused on what happened at Ender's world only. No real-world discussions, there's a place for that in the forum.

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The people of Path believed that the gods were speaking to Qing-Jao's family for years, and even Qing-Jao's father believed it for a time until he realized that it was OCD from the start.

On the other hand, Ender and Valentine grew up in a family that did not have any kind of spirituality, and although Ender tried to embrace Novinha's religion, in the end, and in truth, his heart had never resolved into believing it the way the people of Milagre did.

Which do you think had a healthier life: those who believed in the existence of gods or those who believed in nothing spiritual?

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orionsixwings Demosthenes Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: ASIA: Posts: 285	Re: XENOCIDE: Philosophical Aspects, your opinions Of gods Very sensitive topic, I asure you, so in the interest of peace, we will keep the conversation focused on what happened at Ender's world only. No real-world discussions, there's a place for that in the forum. *** The people of Path believed that the gods were speaking to Qing-Jao's family for years, and even Qing-Jao's father believed it for a time until he realized that it was OCD from the start. On the other hand, Ender and Valentine grew up in a family that did not have any kind of spirituality, and although Ender tried to embrace Novinha's religion, in the end, and in truth, his heart had never resolved into believing it the way the people of Milagre did. Which do you think had a healthier life: those who believed in the existence of gods or those who believed in nothing spiritual?