I Am Immortal

Discussion in 'Cryptozoology and Mythical Beings' started by Ealdmann, Sep 10, 2011.

  1. Samstwitch Moderator

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    Oh silly me, Duh! :p
    You're right! I was thinking he meant the 6th Century at the beginning of time! :ROFLMAO:
    Now that changes everything! :rolleyes:
  2. Joe Junior Member

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    You guys ain't buying this are you?

    I mean he is either a troll or sick.
  3. Samstwitch Moderator

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    Definitely a 'wannabe' idolized or worshipped or something, but not immortal...:rolleyes:
  4. Peregrini Active Member

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    I'm not positive but I think I remember reading or hearing about 1 immortal. Cursed to walk the earth until judgment day. Do you know who I refer to Samstwitch? Again I may have the story wrong.
  5. Joe Junior Member

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    I'm pretty sure that guy ain't jesus mate!
  6. Samstwitch Moderator

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    Would that be Satan? Of course, he's not human, but a fallen angel. Are you speaking of a human being? The only immortal human that I've ever heard of is Jesus Christ...and the Highlander. :cautious:
  7. Peregrini Active Member

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    I refer to the first human born. The interpretations vary on whether he lives till judgment day but that is how I remembered hearing it.
  8. titorite Senior Member

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    The human made from dust or clay , before adam and lillith and eve?

    On a side note, I am not immortal... but I do concern myself with how long I shall live...,We have reached an age where taking care of yourself and modern conventional medicine can really extend your lifespan. Couple that with my unconventional practice of using a rife machine and HHO water and god knows how long I could have.... Just to say I think I might choose to die given a long enough lifespan... good health or no... and how awesome would that be? 110 years of good health and fewer signs of age?

    It's the HHO water that fuels your cells... the metabolisim of the hydrogen..the rife machine can knock out darn near any disease that could be an issue.... Immortal no...but I may damn well live long enough in good health to choose to take the step to the otherside... Using this method on a dog or cat.... idk... unnaturally long lifespans.
  9. Peregrini Active Member

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    Ok, sorry. Enough playing around. I refer to Cain, the first human born, who killed his brother, the first murder victim, and was cursed to wander the Earth. The first immortal?
    Genesis 4
    10 The Lord said, “What have you done? Listen! Your brother’s blood cries out to me from the ground. 11 Now you are under a curse and driven from the ground, which opened its mouth to receive your brother’s blood from your hand. 12 When you work the ground, it will no longer yield its crops for you. You will be a restless wanderer on the earth. ”

    13 Cain said to the Lord, “My punishment is more than I can bear. 14 Today you are driving me from the land, and I will be hidden from your presence; I will be a restless wanderer on the earth, and whoever finds me will kill me.”

    15 But the Lord said to him, “Not so[e]; anyone who kills Cain will suffer vengeance seven times over. ” Then the Lord put a mark on Cain so that no one who found him would kill him. 16 So Cain went out from the Lord’s presence and lived in the land of Nod,[f] east of Eden.
    Some interpret this as Cain being cursed to endlessly wander the Earth. Not everyone agrees. I offer it only as a possibility.
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  10. Samstwitch Moderator

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    Cain died. I believe the details are in the Forgotten Books of Eden (Apocryphas). I could find the exact place where it tells, but I already packed those books for the move to Texas. Ask me again in about 3-4 months when I've unpacked, and I will look it up and post the source. :)
  11. Samstwitch Moderator

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    This is not the Apocrypha Scripture that I was referring to, but it's something on Cain's death...

    WIKIPEDIA, CAIN AND ABEL: "Despite these later traditional beliefs of perpetual wandering, according to the earlier Book of Jubilees (chapter 4) Cain settled down, marrying his sister, Awan, resulting in his first son, Enoch (considered to be different from the more famous Enoch), approximately 196 years after the creation of Adam. Cain then established the first city, naming it after his son, built a house, and lived there until it collapsed on him, killing him in the same year that Adam died.
  12. countrcultur New Member

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    I don't want to be the one to pick apart his posts for the inconsistencies, contradictions and obvious misuse of language in an attempt to use uncommon words. So I won't..
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    This is interesting, but I believe the person who asked the question is referring to the question asked of Jesus in one of the 4 gospels. He was asked about John, if he was going to remain on the earth until he returns. Jesus replied what is it to you if I have him stay or not. Go about your way . . .

    Some believe this is referring to John the beloved of Jesus was given immortality until he returns. I read somewhere many years ago, even though it says John died at 90 on the Island of Patmos, his body was never found, his grave is empty.
    Take of it what you will. I do believe the story. So did Gene Roddenberry or he wouldn't have written about it on Star Trek.
  14. Rosco..Jones Active Member

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    A quick test for an immortal, would be to provide them with a written statement and have it translated into the numerous languages they have learned.

    Off topic: Regarding the Bible, I am curious as to why there are only books by the apostles, but not one by Jesus. I believe that the words of Jesus himself would be more enlightening, than books written later from memory by apostles.

    Sorry about drifting on this. Just a short answer or two please. This is not something that should go on in this thread.
  15. BlastTyrant Senior Member

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    " Because", there's my short answer :D
  16. JasperMoon Member

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    Supposedly there is one, but I have to look up the name again.
  17. titorite Senior Member

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    Nobody asked him about his names.... You were supposed to do that. Eldermann is just one play.... I'm sure John T parte is another.

    You people I swear.... I complain that I watch too much TV.... I know the reference he was basing eveything off of. It is an indie flick about a dude that comes forward to a small group of his friends that he is indeed immortal.


    All of you the spoke with our "immortal" I invite you to check out "the man from earth" (2007) Netflix, torrents, An actually video rental store, How ever you get it, GET IT. THen watch and enjoy.
  18. Peregrini Active Member

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    Titorite; I saw this one too. It was a fair movie, only fair, until it careened off into religion. When he made an outrageous claim, I was done.
    This premise, tell a few close friends, has been used several times in "immortal" stories.
    I made an edit. Sorry titorite
  19. titorite Senior Member

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    DUDE!!!! Spoiler alert!


    I hope you kept on watching.... I loved the ending.

    On a side note... Do you know how cells metabolise hydrogen we get from water we drink?
  20. Himalayan Hermit Active Member

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    The Man From Earth

    Good movie, and poor recreation :)

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