3Ms; creatures of magical, mystical, and/or mythical origin.

[lost_silme]

I have a bit more about them but I have to find it first. A lot of my research is still packed away in boxes.  

[deadtothecold]

meh its fine  

[lost_silme]

It's just that I trust my research and my own experiences to what you can find on the internet.  

[deadtothecold]

i can releate although people just think im crazy when i tell them  

[lost_silme]

I'm used to that. So I keep it to myself unless it comes up in conversation, especially since my mom doesn't think any of it is possible.  

[deadtothecold]

rofl its my grandma for that  

[lost_silme]

Is she a super, uber Christian as well?  

[deadtothecold]

eek wow head on  

[lost_silme]

Most Christians I've met, especially old-fashioned ones, deny the existence of magic, mythical creatures, etc. People these days are so consumed with science and technology that they don't stop long enough to question it.  

[deadtothecold]

well theyll see  

[lost_silme]

I hope they do.  

[deadtothecold]

sweatdrop  

[Neko_Bast]

I was raised to think very scinetificly. So my thoughts on so called "supernatural" creatures is very...whats the work....rational. I actualy think about how they would act in the natural world and be a natural part of it. Since magic is natual acuring energy that is shaped and directied with our minds. Its only natural that they would poses it also and use it as defenc mecinisum to hide.

As for people who don't see or believe. I think that their own internal "magic" is shielding them from things they don't believe and won't acept as being "real."  

[WhoopThereItIsnt]

I'm a Christian and i think that "mythical" creatures like merfolk and vampires are real. I thnk Christians don't like to believe those creatures are real because in the Bible is said that God made mankind. Man and woman. Whenit says mankind, does it mean human being? It could mean something else. It could be anything. People,scientists, especially Christians should know that the Bible is very confusing, and probably hasn't been deciphered all the way. All the way as in the text in it prolly has more...definition...i dunno. Like it says that God made a Man. But it didn't say a HUMAN Man, right? Or a human woman? I forgot. I haven't looked at the Bible since school ended, sadly.  

[deadtothecold]

god first ceated adam, supposedly because he wanted somthing else there or to marval at what he made, he then saw adam was lonley so he created eve. sweatdrop or at least from what i remember from it literaly being crammed in my head.