@thearcaneaxiom
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic The Frugal Wizard's Handbook to Surviving Medieval England in the forum Book Discussions 1 year ago
Great review. This is pretty much what I expected. It’s interesting that you brought up the lying thing, since Tress kinda did that as well, where as her character got more mature, she was more and more willing to bend the rules of what she thought were hard lines of right and wrong.
It did not bother me as much in Tress. This w…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic The Frugal Wizard's Handbook to Surviving Medieval England in the forum Book Discussions 1 year ago
My Review:
@thearcaneaxiom, I know you wanted to know my thoughts on this book.
Please note that I was listening to this instead of reading it. Feel free to correct me on any butchered spelling/quotes.
Author: Brandon Sanderson
Year: 2023
Genres: Fantasy, Sci-fi, Action
Intro:
Waking up in the medieval field. a man discovers he has no…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Hello, there! in the forum Start HERE 1 year ago
I’d say that could still be seen as a curse. The word curse is a bit vague anyways, and everyone carries different connotational baggage. I like the idea, but it’s entirely up to you. Perhaps the crystals use substances left by other animals, and become like those animals. It just becomes a side effect instead of something int…
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TheShadow replied to the topic Any tips for writing serious characters? in the forum Characters 1 year ago
This really helps, thank you!
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TheShadow started the topic Any tips for writing serious characters? in the forum Characters 1 year ago
@highscribeofaetherium @rae @thearcaneaxiom @theducktator @esther-c @trailblazer  @linus-smallprint @whalekeeper @keilah-h @loopylin @theloonyone @grcr @anyone
I have a character who’s mostly serious, but I don’t want him to come off as boring and like a cardboard cutout. Does anyone have tips for how to write a serious character without making…[Read more]
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Three Ducks in a Trench Coat started the topic Summer Bible Reading in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
@highscribeofaetherium @rae @thearcaneaxiom @jonas @beth-torres @esther-c @trailblazer @theshadow @arcticanimals @linus-smallprint @whalekeeper @freed_and_redeemed @keilah-h @savannah_grace2009 @stephie @grcr @ava-blue @loopylin @theloonyone @anyone @the-sheer-amount-of-effort-it-took-to-remember-all-these-tags-is-embarrassing
So this a great…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Hello, there! in the forum Start HERE 1 year ago
Nothing wrong with it being a tad cliche, you just need to do it right. That being said, perhaps another idea is there could be something related to how the crystals came to be in the first place. Maybe the crystals are actually different animal spirits housed in inanimate matter, which is how the portals work in the first place.…
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Apologetics in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
I like the confidence, but I don’t drink coffee. If you want long, we can go long.
It’s completely understandable, I do not drink coffee either. I better go grab a mug of hot cocoa for reading your responce. ☕🍫
Could you elaborate on John 4:34? Either I’m misunderstanding it, or it’s the wrong verse.
I accidentally said the wrong…[Read more]
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whaley replied to the topic Apologetics in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
Ok, so this is a wonderful point of discussion to go to when it comes to God’s nature. What is reality itself, and what is existence.
Alriiiight, let’s do this *cracks knuckles*
If there are multiple necessary beings, then their identity would be partially defined by their relationship with the other, which means they are d…
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whaley replied to the topic Apologetics in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
Hey dude. I just had a random thought, and I wondered how it would be interpreted by you.
From my point of view, I don’t disagree with you that there are “gods” or spirits that can be of many different types, but generalize themselves as the same thing. I can understand the referring of the Three as One to be a similar…[Read more]
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Three Ducks in a Trench Coat replied to the topic Apologetics in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
I’ve been stalking this conversation, and I’ve found it fascinating. My dad says the reason the ancient Israelites weren’t taught about the Trinity is because of how rampant polytheism was. It had to be eradicated before they could understand Three in One and One in Three. By the time Jesus came, the Jews had a lot of proble…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Apologetics in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
Lol, I knew I couldn’t get away with it that easily😂
Ha ha. Yeah, this is a bigger issue. You might want to grab some coffee or something to drink for this one, it’s going to be long.
By post does not seem to be working so, tell you what, I will put it in a Word document and give you the link. Here it is:
Why do I believe in t…[Read more]
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whaley replied to the topic Apologetics in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
@thearcaneaxiom @linus-smallprint
Sorry guys; I dropped this when young adult life crept into play, and have since lost relevance and steam. I had some specific thoughts, since I wanted to clarify some things before moving forward. But I don’t even fully remember what my questions were… I may come back to this later – and reread our…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic The Lucid Wraith in the forum Novel Critique Requests 1 year ago
Thank you! I will check this out!
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Hello, there! in the forum Start HERE 1 year ago
Thank you for the suggestion of the trickster, but I kind of want to keep it as a curse if I go with the Sabtah origin story, trope or not. Why? Because of the irony. Sabtah was trying to escape curses and got cursed yet again. Perhaps some of what I was thinking is that Sabtah wanted to be separated from God, and while he could…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Hello, there! in the forum Start HERE 1 year ago
Sounds like a fun plot, so would you think of this as a Narnia style allegory for addiction rehab?
Uhh… I really got to work on my magic system. This story is not about overcoming addiction, it is about overcoming sin (you are not the first to mistake it as this). While others do get addicted to magic, loving the power it gives…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Apologetics in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
Now how about your end? What denomination are you? Based off of our conversation so far, I’d say you’re a Baptist, Presbyterian, or Non-denom. Any of those correct? What is your definition of Christian?
The church I attend is non-denominational, but I would say it is in a group of churches coming out of Grace Community Church tha…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Apologetics in the forum Mission, Calling & Ethics 1 year ago
I understand that you’re implying the discussion of grace vs works, but the thing is that we are saved by grace alone, and my faith believes that 100%.
That is great that you believe that! As Ephesians 2:8-9 says, we are saved by grace and through faith in Christ Jesus. Whoever puts their faith in Jesus and believes in him will b…[Read more]
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Linus Smallprint replied to the topic Hello, there! in the forum Start HERE 1 year ago
Cool, so it’s balanced with a little more green. Let me guess, Pryde is primarily inhabited by the Lyens?
Yup. It is the capital of Klaw. Klaw used to be a kentor country, and that is part of why there are trees in the cities and nature is still important. Too bad the lyens lyenised most of the names of that place. Lyens tend to l…[Read more]
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Cloaked Mystery started the topic Full Novella(!): Oathbroken in the forum Novel Critique Requests 1 year ago
(Reposting, because the original was long to the infinite abyss of moderation.)
This is a novella that I wrote over the last eight weeks for my creative writing class. I am quite pleased with how it came out. If anyone would like to give me feedback, or just read it for fun, here is the link (in reply.) Feel free to give me a chapter-by-chapter…[Read more]
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