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Chihiro Ogino has declared Humanity (theology) is to be renamed to Saints for the following reason(s): I think it would be better if we call them Saints since there is also bad/villainous peoples/humans in Theology while the good ones called "Saints". Please discuss it on the talk page for this article. "I want you to know my real name. It's Chihiro." |
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In many religions like Christianity, Islam and other the monotheistic (one true god) traditions, Humanity itself plays the role of deuteragonists while also plays major antagonists role.
The souls of mankind was originally existed without any consciousness before The Serpent trickted them into eating the fruit, gived them consciousness and maked them fall.
The person who did good things and followed The Lord are known as Saints.
Biography[]
Creation and Fall of The First Humans[]
On the six day, Adam, the first man and first person from mankind created from dust by Yahweh. On the unknown date or still on the six day, Yahweh noticed that Adam was all alone and created Eve, the first woman from Adam's rib as his companion.
The Flood[]
David and Goliath[]
According to the Book of Samuel, Goliath, a giant that is everyone afraids and responsible for crimes like mass murder, terrorism and etc., challenges with a young shepherd named David,
In the end of the challenge, David slews the giant via tossing a rock into his forehead using his trusty sling and then proceeded to behead him with his own sword and making enemies of Israelites to flee.
Born of Jesus[]
Crucifixion[]
According to The Gospel of John, Jesus died as a sacrifice for humanity sins. It was part of a divine plan to save humanity.
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