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When I first wrote about angels in 1. I wrote to help people honestly probe their own questions about them. Back then, people were mostly trying to make sense of angel traditions and reports of angels guarding and rescuing people.

They were hoping to learn about not only divine angels, but also about the holy God, the Wholly- Other, who cares enough to send such envoys to humans. Touched By An Angel gently took this hope to TV.) They were asking, "Why angels? And, are they among us?" Yes, there was angel kitsch and trivia.

Yes, a few people wrote of angel wars. But there was a refreshing openness and lightheartedness toward the possibility of angels who may well be pretty much as the Biblical writers described them. But the questions are different today. Today, the world is abuzz with novels and films and 'experts' on TV and the Net and in video games. They use bizarre ideas and imagery to portray what angels do in violent epic battles of spiritual warfare, with the universe at stake. And this has stuck in the public's mind. Could these things possibly be as the writers say?", many ask.

Something that fans unfamiliar with The Silmarillion often fail to grasp is that not only do the inhabitants of Middle-earth have a god, but demi-gods, angels and.

The global recession stripped away the most outlandish kitsch, and down- to- earth concerns have taken their place. Also, a new generation of intellectual materialists dismisses the entire realm of the supernatural, abolishing anything else that's not provably active in the material world. They don't ask, "Why angels?" or even "If angels?". They rule them out from the start, and often think that even entertaining the very idea is unworthy of a healthy intellect.

This site is here to help guide you through your own processes of sorting out angels and other matters of faith, by teaching the Christian faith's view(s) of these matters in a very un- official way. I ask myself, and God, the same questions you do. And I know for sure that I don't really know for sure. Yet I honestly believe in the supernatural. Not as the superstitious do, as something that either manipulates us or can be manipulated by us, but I believe in it nonetheless.

And I'm convinced that it underlies all that is. Angels are an important part of that. Through understanding their place, we can better understand ours. Today's view of angel- messengers is being shaped by media people who don't care enough to handle it honestly. Instead of angels being a real outreach from a real God to an often surreal world, there usually isn't a real God in the picture. In these stories, it's as if angels exist for their own reasons.

Those whose type of being means 'messenger' or 'envoy' neither deliver nor represent a real message, and are envoys only for themselves. They're written up like gussied- up space aliens, who in turn are just tricked- up projections of ourselves at our most selfish or noble. This detours our spiritual instincts.

A great deal of confusion exists concerning the subject of fallen angels and the Nephilim. With the release of the new Noah movie on DVD and Blu-Ray coming up, that. Angels & Demons script at the Internet Movie Script Database.

Could it be as they say? Not really. Must We Believe In Angels? Heroes Of Cosplay Episode 6 there. Must Christians believe that angels exist? No. The much more important thing is to believe in the God who is said to send them.

Many Christians, whether rationalist Protestants, ex- Catholics, or some of the emerging- churchers, see them as being merely symbolic, just a story- teller's way of telling the story. I myself am convinced they're quite wrong on that, at least on the 'just' or 'mere' part of it. But I can't prove that. I haven't (knowingly) met one. I don't require actual mal'akim to make sense of God, the Bible, Christianity, the world, or my life. God doesn't have to use them to deliver a message or carry out a mission.

You can live as Christian as anyone else and not believe in them. They're not specifically mentioned in the Creeds, nor in most theologies, nor in most formal statements of faith, and only briefly in worship services. In liturgical services, in the preface to Holy Communion, the minister announces our praise to God, "joining our voices with angels and archangels and all the host of heaven".) When Jesus said what the core matters of the faith are, belief in angels was not mentioned. Christ rescues you either way. In brief, angels are not a bare- bones requirement of Christian belief, as they are required in most forms of Islam. But, if angels do exist, and if they do deal with us in any way, then for the sake of being real we would be wise to account for them. If you are convinced they do not exist, then I invite you to climb into their story, their role in God's purposes, because it is by walking through the story with their character that you will learn the lessons of that story.

And, whether we do or don't, that's fine with the angels. Their concern is not what humans think of them, but to get done what God sent them to do. What Are Angels? What are angels? They are envoys sent by God to bring the truth, especially the big truths, to specific people in critical situations. The biggest truth (the one that Jesus Christ was living, dying proof of) is that God is with us and for us, and angels are sent here as a part of that. God's message can be a warning, or be a comfort in times of danger and fear. Many tasks have been assigned to them in Jewish and Christian tradition, in folklore and folk theology.

People have been guessing at it for 4. There's more going on than the careless eye can see, so God sends a messenger to point it out.

Since God is way too much for us to take, the messenger is sent in God's stead, like a diplomatic envoy. What happens then is between humans and the Lord. God chose this way (among other ways) to keep in touch with us and not be a far- off Deist god.

Angels Are Part of the Unseen. Angels are from the unspecified unseen in the "all that is, seen and unseen" that the Nicene Creed says the Father created. They don't decay or die, since they are spiritual beings.

They exist to praise God and to bear the message and task for which God sends them, including to us humans. They can think and hold conversations, and they have their own identity.

They even have some sort of rank, such as the archangels and the "angel of the Lord". They appear to people of all religions, even people of no religion at all, when God wants them to listen. We can't prove angels exist, any more than we can prove God exists; they are, after all, spiritual beings and don't fit into material- world rules.

Not all religious folks believe in angels (for instance, the Jewish Sadducees, and many modernist Christians). But all over the world, those who have a strong sense of spirituality tend to believe God sends supernatural envoys and heralds, and they sometimes experience their presence. Thus there are many angel reports from India, Malaysia, and other Asian countries.

That's no surprise, since God loves them, too. The ancients couldn't picture anything in the 'pure' world of heaven as being female or neuter, so they usually called them what they felt was greatest - male.

A possible exception is in Zechariah 5, but the passage is cryptic at best.) Maybe we're getting over such a narrow vision. Angels are often pictured as having feathered wings. The ancients believed the angels flew, so they portrayed it through the only means of flying they knew: the feathered wings of a bird.

I suspect this image came in handy. They don't need angel wings to fly (they're supernatural beings), but wings of what would be the necessary size inspire awe in us ground- bound material- type beings. The angel- messengers are often reported and portrayed as glowing with light, especially as they deliver their message. Not There to Meddle.

Angels are not there to be meddling fix- its, but our helpers in responding to the truth. A divine envoy may guide us in the way God wants us to go in a specific situation, sometimes calling on us to take a specific action. We can just blow them off, but people usually find themselves responding instantly with some amount of trust, comfort, or awe.

Angels can celebrate and have joy, and presumably have other emotions as well. They don't negotiate unless God tells them to. Red Dwarf Season 1 Episode 7.