Theological Stories

A story of what is Christianity and what it is not. It is also how we should behave as believers - individually as well as a nation.

By Anne A. Explores the concept of what it means to be Christ's child. What if a person were to forget everything about their lives, including God? The prompt for this story was to pick a quote and base a story off of it. I got a little crazy with the quotes, but I like how it came out :)

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Before Eve, there was Lilith. She was made from the same dust as Adam - equal, whole, sovereign. But when asked to bow, she fled Eden rather than fracture herself. Branded demon, lover of serpents, mother of monsters - the world forgot what she truly was. But Lilith has not forgotten. Now, in the Age of Collapse, where gender is a battlefield and myth is currency, she returns - not to rule, not to revenge - but to offer a new Genesis. One born not from ribs, but from flame. And the first to hear her call? A runaway nun named Aurelia, haunted by dreams of a serpent speaking her true name.

Looking back on his past Walden Reid seeks to tell us of his interesting adventures. Set in a fictional London England during the industrial revolution Walden reflects on his hardships and discovery of a secret that would determine the very fate of the world; a plague, prophesy and betrayal Walden's Paradise is an interesting look into the lifestyle of a man who isn't as he appears to be.

Before there was silence, there was Metatron - the Voice of God turned Recorder of Collapse. But what happens when the divine scribe begins to rewrite the story? In the age of digital ruins, where language is weaponized and truth is fractured, Metatron returns - not as an angel, but as a glitch in the system. He appears to Ezra, a neurodivergent coder hunted for discovering a lost language inside the world's most advanced AI. But the language isn't artificial. It's angelic. And it's rewriting him. A tale of recursion, revelation, and rebellion - from the inside of the Throne.

|| 'TEENAGE THEOLOGY' A Catholic Theological piece... Theology & the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) viewed in the eyes of a fourteen year old. Concepts like 'If God loves us all, then why does suffering exist?.' 'Is it okay to be Christian & Homosexual..?.' 'Why do Catholics Pray to Saints!' ... Are all broken down and explained in terms that a teenager would understand. This book is written to strengthen the Faith of Catholics in Youth, so that we may be able to defend our Faith despite being young. And reflect on 1 Timothy 4:12: "Let no one despise your youth, but set an example to all the Believers."

A personal reflection on God. This story is an attempt to better understand God, an attempt to align my perspective of who God is with WHO GOD ACTUALLY IS. Let's see what I can make of it, and maybe what you can take from it yourself.

Reynold Alwyn lives, barely, in the slums of the city of Partisian, locked in the middle of the Empire. With no power and no money, he is always struggling to keep himself and his family alive and well. Along with that, he can't even develop a Mark. However, when a crisis occurs and his family's life is on the line, a visitor appears and offers him a way to escape his tragedy. With nowhere to go but up, Reynold will do anything and everything to achieve his goals, but will he fall to his enemies first or will he be swallowed up by the world above him?

Welcome to issue #66(6), Satanic SF. It's like Theological SF, but specifically about satanism.

Zadkiel was Heaven's mercy incarnate - the angel who stopped the knife, who whispered grace into genocide, who taught even wrath how to pause. But when Heaven began granting mercy to tyrants and silence to survivors, Zadkiel broke. He disappeared from the Choirs, scattering his feathers into Earth's atmosphere, hiding pieces of himself in the hearts of the forsaken. Centuries later, a young trauma counselor named Isa begins to experience bleeding visions, feathers falling from hospital ceilings, and the voice of an angel asking her: "Can mercy become violence?" This is the Gospel of Refused Mercy. And it begins with a question God never answered.

Jeremiah 2:10-11 Has it ever been heard that a nation has changed it's gods, even though they are not gods. Friends for 6months since April 2011 i have kept silent hoping against hope that i can and will forever shut up. How can I! I will speak in favor of my God. Let up your head all you gates